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What do we mean when we say we want everyone to have a growth mindset?
Truly believing that ALL students can learn and doing whatever it takes to make sure students are growing in their knowledge.
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About Us
A Brief History of Princeton
Princeton High School had its beginning, early in 1900, on the estate of the late Rev. John Hawkins. A permanent site was purchased in 1910 and a one room frame building was erected. From 1940-1964, the school was directed and supervised in its rapid growth under the principalship of Walter H. Martin. During these years it grew from a four teacher elementary school to a school plant comprising two modern brick classroom buildings for grades one through twelfth, a vocational agriculture building, a canning center, a music center, a visual aid room, two teachers' cottages, a one-thousand seating capacity gymnasium-auditorium, a well lighted athletic field, and a 5,000 gallon water supply tower. In 1968 and 1969, students at Princeton High School were offered the Freedom of Choice System. Students who wanted to integrate could. There were approximately 50 students during this time who volunteered to attend the Haughton School. The senior class was able to hold their graduation ceremony at Princeton High School in May 1970. They were the last graduating class of Princeton High School.
Fast Facts
Students
493
Grades Served
4th and 5th
Principal
Stacy Crawford
Student to Technology Ratio
1:1
District
Bossier Parish
Superintendent
Mitch Downey
Teachers
30
Report Card Grade
B
School Type
Public School
