Collin County Community College McKinney, Texas The median family income of a student from Collin County C.C. is $81,800 , and 34% come from the top 20 percent.

Angela Carter, of Santa Fe, Texas, shoots during a license to carry class hosted by Mark Giordonello at Big Kountry Shooting and Archery gun range in Alvin, Texas Saturday May 19, 2018. Carter ...

The Collin County Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously approved the upgrade during a meeting Tuesday. This is part of an overall safety plan the board approved in November 2017.

COLLIN COUNTY — A hole in the ground adjacent to State Highway 121 in Allen represents the future of higher ... The community college's aggressive expansion is meant to meet some hefty demands ...

COLLIN COUNTY – Three campus police officers are suing Collin College, alleging the school is retaliating against them for revealing a theft scheme at the campus bookstore. The suit was filed ...

Three terminated professors have attracted broad community support, but Collin County Judge Chris Hill lashed out about them in an email. facebook. ... Collin College hasn’t said much publicly.

The majority of inmates at Collin County Detention Center have served time in jail before, and officials are working to ...

Collin County Community College District (CCCCD) has six locations and more than 37,000 students registered in credit programs or in continuing education. Three times a year CCCCD prints and ...

In an email sent to faculty March 15, Collin College President Neil Matkin reflected on what he called a “difficult, challenging year.” The pandemic forced the community college to move all ...

Collin College Will Pay Ousted Professor $70,000 Plus Fees in Free-Speech Case By Michael Vasquez January 25, 2022 Lora D. Burnett, a former professor at Collin College, in Texas FIRE ...

Three board members at the Texas community college have challengers this weekend. Their fate could be determined by perceptions of the college’s controversial president, H. Neil Matkin.

McKINNEY -- Health care industry experts predict by 2016, there will be a nationwide shortage of 71,000 nurses and 39,000 family doctors. Collin College administrators are planning to address that ...