26 licensed childcare programs in Princeton, Texas

In Collin County, licensed between them for 1,715 children at one time. Every one is listed below with the inspection record Texas HHSC publishes: every citation, the risk level the state assigned it, and whether it was corrected.

• 26licensed programs
• 1,715licensed capacity
• 20take infants
• 2accept scholarships

What stands out about Princeton

• Mostly home-based.18 of 26 programs are licensed or registered homes, 69% against 30% across Dallas-Fort Worth. Homes versus centers
• Subsidized spots are scarce.2 of 26 programs accept scholarships, 8% against 38% across Dallas-Fort Worth. Using a scholarship
• Small programs. An average license of 66 children against 99 across Dallas-Fort Worth. What capacity tells you

The largest program in Princeton is Goddard School of Princeton, licensed for 255 children. The longest-running license here was issued in 2016, to Peggy Ds Home Child Care. 18 of the 26 programs were licensed in the last two years , which is a lot of new supply and usually means openings are easier to find than the headline count suggests.

How big the programs are

• 1-1218
• 13-300
• 31-600
• 61-1001
• 101-1501
• 151-2002
• 200+4

Inspection record across Princeton

Texas HHSC has recorded 147 citations against programs in Princeton, of which 49 were classed High risk. The median program here has 10 citations on its record. A median is a description of the city, not a judgment of any program in it: a center open fifteen years has been inspected far more often than one open two. How we handle this data.

All 26 licensed programs in Princeton

Programs with recently confirmed openings first, then by licensed capacity.