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Sophomore Lauren Grammer performs while filming a scene for Almost, Maine. The production will be streaming on October 8, 9, and 10. "I think you can expect to see the dedication," Grammer said. "There are going to be flaws, just like with any live show, but it was an adjustment period for everyone, and I believe the result is going to be good. We worked really hard, and I believe you can see that."
Theatre presents 1st virtual production with 'Almost, Maine'
Cate Emma Warren, Reporter - Theatre Beat • October 6, 2020

    “Almost, Maine,” the high school’s first-ever virtual production, has its opening night set for Oct. 8. The show...

After COVID-19 delays, a section of Gates of Prosper Phase II construction nears completion. Venues like Starbucks and Tiff
Gates of Prosper builds Phase II, to open in 2021
October 1, 2020
Directions to the virtual book collection sit on a table in the newly renovated Future Ready Space. The Future Ready Space used to be the library, and now contains a new layout and a "makerspace," containing tools for students to utilize. “The idea is that it looks less like a quiet place to read a book and study, and more of a collaborative place where anybody can learn or do anything,” Future Ready Designer Ryan Miller said. “We still have a really large library collection. We’re still here to help with literacy and research and things like that. We also want the space to be usable by everybody.”
Library requests name nominations, follows new procedures
September 25, 2020
Smoke covers the California sky, as the "El Paso" wildfire burns through a forest. Sareena Sandhu, who took this picture, said that she
California wildfires rage on, cause families to prepare for evacuation
September 23, 2020
Freshman Riley Collins and sophomore Max Hoffschwelle rehearse scene 7 for the virtual show, Almost Maine. The production will be accepting donations towards the department, instead of traditional tickets. “This production has been completely different than anything I’ve ever had to do so it was definitely a big adjustment,” Collins said. “It was weird not having anyone to physically contact when rehearsing, so I was very nervous when it came time to record for the play. Overall I’m really excited to be apart of Prosper’s first virtual production.”
Cast, crew highlight struggles of creating online show
Cate Emma Warren, Reporter • October 9, 2020

After performing opening night on Thursday, Oct. 8, the theatre department wants fans to know that they can view its latest production, “Almost, Maine,” by John Cariani, any time by streaming...

Officer Allen Adams and Lucas Corona are spending time together infront of Furr Elementary School. this photo first appeared on PISD Twitter account on Sep. 16. “Children these days, they need to see some positivity,” Adams said. “We
New wheels: Officer 'handles' student bike theft
Caitlyn Kennedy, Site Design Editor • October 7, 2020
Light from the "On Air" sign shines on a radio mic inside the vocal booth. Radio students record and edit their segments inside the sound-proof room. "It used to be that we would write our show on Monday, record our show on Wednesdays, then produce it on Friday and put it out," Caden Long said. "but this year it’s mostly just editing and imaging.”
Radio team broadcasts student voice through music, message
Emma Hutchinson, Chief Operating Officer • September 25, 2020
With their horns up, the Prosper Mighty Eagle Band practices their 2020 halftime show. The band is set to perform their show with scores from Earth Wind and Fire at home football games. "I am sad that we won
Band program marches on, despite COVID-19 guidelines
Gianna Galante, Reporter, Photographer • September 23, 2020
With physics as his topic, teacher Nathan Floyd leads class from home on a Google Meet. Floyd is in-person on A-days and goes virtual on B-days. "I think there
Teacher speaks out on complications with career, personal life during COVID-19
Emma Hutchinson, Chief Operating Officer • September 15, 2020
An American flag hangs in the Eagle Nation Online newsroom. Today, Sept. 11, many students will be looking to classroom flags as they commemorate the 19th anniversary of the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Motivational speaker Sujo John tells his story of 9/11 and how much he loves America in the attached article. "I’ve traveled to every state and every city across this country, and I’ve had the joy of speaking to millions of people and see what this country has been built on,” John said. “America is not a perfect country because America is made of the people, and nobody is perfect. But, there is no nation like this country.”
Rising from the ashes: activist reflects on 9/11, works to spread freedom
Amanda Hare and Sailor Mackenzie • September 11, 2020
Puppies play outside in the summer heat during quarantine. Pictured left to right is Bear, Apollo, Athena, and the mom Luna, who are around 9 weeks. "This experience has been amazing." columnist junior Alyssa Clark said. "But, it
Column: Pandemic presents foster puppy surprises
Alyssa Clark, Social Media Director • September 9, 2020
The Famous In Oregon plant and hat shop brightens up the corner of West Broadway where Maggie
Small business owners grow community through local plant shop
Christi Norris and Maddie Moats • September 3, 2020
Following through on his backhand, junior Drew John returns his opponent
Eagle Brief: Oct. 19-23
Grace Williamson, Editor-in-Chief • October 20, 2020

The last eagle update was Oct. 20 at 07:28 a.m., check back daily for more updates. Eagle Update The Hope Squad asks all students and faculty to...

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After diving in for the 200-yard freestyle relay, freshman Jaeda Crabtree claps for the rest of her relay teammates as they compete. Crabtree, and other swimmers, wore pink swim caps throughout the month of October as a way to bring awareness to breast cancer, and show support for those affected by the disease.
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