The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Sitting at her desk, Rachel Cummings, the social studies coach, goes through previous questions in preparation for competition. She believes that this team has truly what it takes to make it to state. “My students study so much, they become experts beyond what even I know,” Cummings said. “They take the information and resources and run with it. This is a superb team, one of the hardest-working groups I’ve coached.”
As the opening of Richland High School is just around the corner, Dr. Lute Croy has already made plans for pep rallies and student events. "We do some great things here at Prosper High School, but we get a chance to start our traditions." Croy said. "We get a chance to do everything for the first time, and we get to make it the way we want it to be." Graphic made by Eli Deutsch in Canva.
Freshman Polly Greaves updated this graphic through Canva. For the fifth milestone of 'The Story Guide,' hosts discuss consequences of a perfect world. "Life is an infinite loophole," Greaves said, "that you can never get out of."
Lifestyles
After three impactful years leading Prosper High School, Principal Nicholas Jones is stepping down to accept a new role as the district’s director of leadership, a move he described as exciting but bittersweet. “I’ve been a campus administrator for 10 years and a principal for six, but Prosper High is special,” Jones said. “This is the best school I’ve ever worked at.” Graphic made by Ethan Chatelain in Canva.
A new era for the Eagles
Ethan Chatelain, Reporter
At the face paint station, senior Fiona Adams painted a smiley face. Multiple tables were set up with different schools and their Hope Squad programs, as well as other organizations. "I enjoy seeing all the little kids," Adams said. "I'm doing the face paints and it's really fun to make the designs and like customize it for what they want."
One step of hope
Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • April 2, 2025
The Hope Walk event was held Saturday, March 29. The event aimed to spread positivity and support suicide prevention. The event began at 9 a.m. and ended at 11 a.m.
Reducing the stigma
Elizabeth Cohorn and Kate Duncan • April 1, 2025
Hands on head, freshman Audrey Nielsen poses in the Talonette team jazz. This is Nielsen's first year on the Talonettes. Audrey was a member of her middle school drill team previously.
Freshman navigates drill team, Hope Squad, academics
Michelle Ayala, Reporter • March 28, 2025
Gathered around the plant station are Lee Ryder's AP Human Geography students. The students began an agricultural project where they grew their own plant and learned to care for it. The project officially ended last week, and students will get to take their plants home for spring break.
‘Green thumb’ for agriculture
Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • March 13, 2025
News
Made in Canva, this graphic illustrates the restrictions being introduced on Instagram for teenagers. These policies were put into action early 2025. However, it brings more harm toward the younger generations.
Editorial: Downsides of teen restriction policies on social media
Srihitha Madepalli and ENO Staff • April 9, 2025
Standing behind the podium, Parks Administration Assistant Director Kurt Beilharz presents the Doe Branch Park Master Plan to the Parks and Recreation Committee. Doe Branch is currently in its design stage and is waiting to be approved by the town council. "First we want to identify a design consultant, and we usually hire architecture and engineering firms or landscape architecture firms," Beilharz said. "We get a firm on board, and then we look for public input. Once we have their input, then we put together what's called a concept plan."
Prosper opens new parks to accommodate growing population
Trisha Panicker and Aarushi Rana • April 4, 2025
Smiling in front of the words "Hakuna Matata," which depicts the Hope Week theme this year, Hope Squad members, sophomores Ella Mattox and Antonella Sposito and freshmen Owen Christiansen and Deylen Agbetuyi volunteer at the Hope Squad booth. Yesterday, sugar cookies prepared by culinary students were sold at all the lunches for two dollars. "I joined (Hope Squad) because it provides an opportunity to help other people," Christiansen said. "And just because it's being surrounded by other nice people."
Hope Walk to spread positivity this Saturday
Kate Duncan, Reporter • March 28, 2025
As she reflects on her time at Prosper High School, Sanchez sums up her teaching philosophy in one word: passion. “To be successful, to advance, to grow — you have to be passionate,” Sanchez said. “A passion for learning, for building relationships, for teaching others. Everything starts with passion.”
Fashioning a legacy
Ethan Chatelain, Reporter • March 7, 2025
Eagle Brief
The Unified Track and Field Team gathers together after winning Area Championship. This group will advance to the regional meeting Tuesday, April 15, at Waco Midway High School. "This is such an amazing group of students," coach Leslie Wright said in an email about the event. "And, this is allowing for more opportunities for students to be involved in UIL sports." The following students participated: Front row: Rhyton Morse, Camila Andino-Sanchez, Sam Hill, Coach Dax Hawkins. Middle row: Catherine Flakes, Emma Pruszynski, Alissia Ramey, Emily Perry, Harper Saladini, Aarushi Bandaru, Margot Hickman, Cielo Dishong, Khloe Jones, Emma Holden, Grace Suzuki, Coach Jessica Guy. Back row: Coach Leslie Wright, Analia Dishong, Zander Krempin, Alexander Reyes, Sanjay Pravin, Cameron Hall-Smith, Nick Lewis, Garyn Goracke, Matthew Dossett, and David Elder. Not pictured: Ella York.
Eagle Brief: 14 – 18
Michelle Ayala, Reporter • April 14, 2025

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Releasing his hand from his bow, sophomore Zain Jehangiri fires his last arrow at practice before competing at the Texas Archery State Tournament. This marks Zain's fourth year competing with the Prosper Archery Team. "I continue to do archery because it feels so rewarding," Jehangiri said. "When you see your high score after a tournament, it feels like everything has finally paid off."
Archery qualifies for nationals in April

Mark Carbajal, Web Designer | April 11, 2025

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Sports
As senior Kendall Simms holds the girls golf team's first place district plaque, senior Sophia Duque, sophomore London Pearson, Principal Nick Jones, sophomore Tatum Churchman and junior Erica Lee come together. The team will compete at the Golf Regionals Tournament April 14-17. "It was a very intense day," golf coach Tyler Pearson said. "The girls handled the emotions and pressure unbelievably well."
Glove on hand, junior Avery Bunner warms up for the Prosper Softball game on Mar. 3 against Rock Hill High School. The Lady Eagles defeated the Blue Hawks 9-5. This game was Officials Appreciation Night at Prosper High School.
Grouped together on the grass, seniors Celo Dishong and Ellie York come together for a photo. The unified team is led by Coach Wright. "My favorite thing about the Unified Track is the competition and how everyone gets hyped about it," York said. "We get to bond more with the kids, from just partners, you're kind of helping them, but this you get to participate too, and it's just a fun environment."
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Having just finished their balloon animals, new members of the Balloon Animal Club excitedly leave the meeting, waiting for the next meeting. The first meeting was held Dec. 3. "It was a really fun time and I cant wait for the next one." junior Abby McGregor said. "Isabella makes it a really great experience for everyone." Graphic created by freshman Max Allen.
Opinion
As laws regarding the ban of cell phones in schools are passed around. It is essential we keep our personal freedom. The pros to keeping phones in school simply outweigh the cons.
Made in Photoshop, the graphic shows student Yousuf Ali in front of a blurred collage of his pasts work. In the accompanying column, Ali traces his his path to find his future career. "Getting to design articles and graphics, watching them come to life, and seeing people reading and learning from them is what inspires me to keep pushing and going forward," Ali said. "There's just something so rewarding about seeing a piece of work you put so much time and love into become a focal point that impacts others."
The Final March Madness games, the Championship Round will take place April 7. Florida will compete against Auburn on April 5 and Duke will compete against Houston in the Final Four. Senior Erica Deutsch predicts who will make it to the Championships.

Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief

In a graphic created by senior Jake Radcliffe, the words "'MUSIC' ALBUM REVIEW" are depicted in the style of the album cover for rapper Playboi Carti's third album, "MUSIC." The album released March 14. "On one hand, 'MUSIC' is a messy, much-too-long album full of incomplete-sounding songs that almost reminds me of the raw sound of a mixtape," Radcliffe said. "On the other hand, 'MUSIC' is also a bold genre-bending, high-energy opus that represents the rapper’s growth as an artist."
Podcast
Sitting around the podcast station, RoboTalons discuss their upcoming competition to New Mexico. This past weekend, the Prosper FRC Robotics teams 5411 RoboTalons traveled to Plano, TX to compete against 28 other teams. For the past nine weeks, the Talons worked through the entire engineering process to create an advanced control system from scratch.
Robotics rundown
Gracie Patterson, Fashion reporter • April 10, 2025
Drive is Prosper High School's sports podcast. Created by senior Will Ligon, and Co-Hosted By freshman Eli Deutsch. They interview the multitude of different sports offered at Prosper.
Drive: Episode 3
Will Ligon and Eli Deutsch • April 8, 2025

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