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Celina ISD could open new middle school as grades 5-6 campus; officials discuss school options

With Celina ISD’s elementary schools at capacity or set to surpass capacity levels next school year, district officials are considering several options for school grade level configurations. This could include having elementary campuses serve grades K-4 with Willard Middle School housing fifth and sixth grade students.

What's happening? CISD administration and staff members have created possible scenarios for the campus grade levels. Several scenarios include closing the Early Childhood School and elementary campuses absorbing pre-K students while other include opening the district's new middle school with fifth and sixth grade students.

 
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Club Pilates set to offer reformer, cardio classes in Celina

Club Pilates is set to offer classes for various ages, fitness and experience levels in Celina.

What they offer: The studio offers a number of classes including an intro class, a 30-minute full-body session for beginners, restore classes, reformer flow classes and more, all of which are held at differing experience levels.

  • 1520 S. Preston Road, Ste. 130, Celina

 
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333 homes sold in McKinney, other local real estate data from October

McKinney saw 333 homes sold during October, with the most homes sold in the 75071 ZIP code. The city’s median home sale price was $435,260 with an average of 93 days on the market.

The specifics: Check out this real estate data for McKinney, comparing data from October 2024 to October 2025 in categories such as:

  • Number of homes sold by ZIP code
  • Median home sales price by ZIP code
  • Average days on the market by ZIP code
  • Number of new listings by ZIP code
  • Number of homes under contract by ZIP code
  • Homes sold by price point

 
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Federal court blocks Texas from using redrawn congressional map in 2026 election

Texas cannot use its newly redrawn congressional map in the 2026 election, an El Paso federal court ruled Nov. 18.

The details: The state must instead use the congressional map that Texas lawmakers drew in 2021, after the 2020 census. 

“The public perception of this case is that it’s about politics,” U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Brown wrote in the Nov. 18 preliminary injunction. “To be sure, politics played a role in drawing the 2025 map. But it was much more than just politics. Substantial evidence shows that Texas racially gerrymandered the 2025 map.”

What they're saying: Texas Republican leaders said they would “swiftly appeal” the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. If the court takes up the case, its justices will be pressed for time ahead of the Dec. 8 deadline for candidates to apply to run in the March primary elections.

Texas Democrats celebrated the Nov. 18 ruling as "very good news for Texans."

 

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