The Texas Education Agency released results from this year’s State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness end-of-course exams, the year-end exam issued to high school students each spring.

In a nutshell: Students in Prosper ISD and Celina ISD outperformed students across the state in every subject.

What else? STAAR results for grades 3-8 will be posted June 16, according to the TEA.

Hareli Fresh Market is now open in Prosper, according to the company’s social media.

The gist: The grocery store offers fresh produce and meats as well as ingredients for Indian, South Asian and other international cuisines.

Stay tuned: Hareli Fresh Market also has plans to open a fifth location in Celina, according to the company’s website.

• 5530 W. University Drive, Prosper

McKinney-based development company Craig International announced a $200 million mixed-use development in the city, while Celina officials approved a 25-acre Chevrolet dealership.

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As the 2026-27 school year nears, the number of people selected to participate in Texas’ education savings account program has topped 100,000.

The overview: To date, just over 102,000 students have been accepted into the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program, which gives families state funds to send their children to private schools or homeschool them.

However, being awarded funds does not mean a student is guaranteed to be able to use that money at a participating private school this fall.

Zooming in: Over 2,600 private schools have been approved to accept TEFA funding, per the state comptroller's office. State law does not require schools participating in the program to accept all interested families.

Next steps: Families accepted into the program have until July 15 to do one of the following:

• Confirm enrollment at a private school involved in the program
• Notify the state of their homeschooling plans
• Opt out of the program