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As she speaks with testing coordinator Irish Mahan, Assistant Principal Dr. Kari Roan waits at the auditorium door to greet students as they walk in. Roan stands in the hallways every morning, welcoming students and staff as they enter the building. I think we’re trying to do a really intentional job at students, and as teachers and support staff like us, in the things that we do to make sure that we do help us connect and grow with our kids, Roan said. I hope that (this year) we learn the value of connection.

Roan talks on overcoming past hardships, ‘encouraging’ students to take risks • 838 Views

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With her pink polka-dot party hat, social studies teacher Shelly Patterson celebrates a students birthday with her class. Isaac Galvans parents couldnt afford a party, so she threw him one herself. Patterson taught in the Rio Grande Valley for one year. “There’s a whole world at the very southern tip of Texas,” Patterson said. “In fact, a lot of people who go there, mostly it’s retirees that will move there, they call it Narnia because it’s just a whole other world.”

Teacher recalls living near Mexico-United States border • 421 Views

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As he reaches for the ball, sophomore No. 28 Ethan Higgins works with his teammates to tackle No. 22 Marcus Hayes from Mansfield Lake Ridge. The morning after their first game against South Grand Prairie, Higgins joined several of his teammates in opening car doors at Rucker Elementary School. On defense, we had a great game today, defensive lineman Dylan Hinshaw said. We had a lot of stops. They couldnt run the ball on us. On offense we were just a beast, we kept moving and pushing forward. Its 63-7. Were going to go home happy.

Varsity football defeats Mansfield Lake Ridge 63-7 • 388 Views

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Screenshots of 10 TikToks show off the users most devious licks. The hashtag has been banned from TikTok. Videos displaying the trend have now been deleted. I think its sad that someone has to measure their own value based on how many likes they get, Broadcast adviser Michael Hatch said. Our incredible kids are so much more than that.
'#DeviousLicks' trend harms students, teachers
Morgan Reese, Reporter • September 21, 2021

"#DeviousLicks" blew up on the social media app TikTok. Videos with the most "devious lick" – or act of theft – garnered hundreds of thousands...

Opinion
In a graphic created by senior Michael Ramirez, typical mistakes claim the space. Mistakes made everyday can include math problems, arguments between family and friends, and edits on essays. Learning from our mistakes is something everyone should start doing, Ramirez said in his attached column. The challenge is being able to take our mistakes head on and learn the most of them.
Column: Mistakes allow us to grow, improve relationships
Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist • September 22, 2021

Everyone makes mistakes. Personally, I miscalculate, misinterpret, edit and delete more than I should when I write, and I...

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With her pink polka-dot party hat, social studies teacher Shelly Patterson celebrates a students birthday with her class. Isaac Galvans parents couldnt afford a party, so she threw him one herself. Patterson taught in the Rio Grande Valley for one year. “There’s a whole world at the very southern tip of Texas,” Patterson said. “In fact, a lot of people who go there, mostly it’s retirees that will move there, they call it Narnia because it’s just a whole other world.”
Seniors Amanda Hare and Morgan Reese interview district attorney Jeff Crownover. Crownover first work as a teacher, but then went back to law school. He now combines his love for education and the law as he works for the district.
Shortly after the events of 9/11, now Special Education Department aide Nicholas Harrington prepares to be deployed to Afghanistan. Harrington joined the U.S. Army just after he graduated high school in 2000. You know, in the army, you train for combat, and you train for battle overseas or enemy forces, but during a time like 9/11, you don’t really know what to expect,” Harrington said. So, it was kind of scary in that aspect, not really knowing what to expect. That was on everyone’s mind, just, you know, family and friends, and the American way of life. It was literally under attack.
Arms spread wide, Superintendent Holly Ferguson prepares to congratulate a student in the rain as they walk across the stage at the class of 2021 graduation ceremony, which took place in the districts Childrens Health Stadium. Ferguson recently entered her second year as Prosper ISDs superintendent. Ferguson filled the position after the superintendent of 18 years, Drew Watkins chose to retire.
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Recording in the newsroom, seniors Caleb Audia, Caitlyn Richey and Julia Chung wrap up the “Conquering College Confusion” podcast. They recorded Episode 1 of Season 1 of the new podcast series. This podcast covers the Free Application for Federal Student Aid deadlines, as well as common college applicational websites.
Conquering College Confusion – Season 1 – Episode 1 – FAFSA & Common College Application Websites
Caleb Audia, Caitlyn Richey, and Soomin Chung • September 17, 2021
Editing a graphic design for her podcast, junior Kalyani Rao learns how to draw on the computer. As the featured image for LGBT Women In History, Rao decided she wanted to have a hand drawn image to inspire artistic feelings in her listeners. I just think its fun and down to earth to create an image that I feel like fits my podcast without photos, Rao said. I enjoyed learning how to do digital artwork and create the image myself.
Podcast: LGBT Women Through History: Episode 1
September 1, 2021
   Eagle Brief
A digitally constructed image created by senior graphic designer Caitlyn Richey represents Homecoming week. Homecoming week is Sept. 20-24 with the parade on Wednesday, game on Friday, and dance on Saturday. There are also dress up days throughout the week.
Eagle Brief: Sept. 20-24
Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark • September 17, 2021

For more Homecoming information, click here. Eagle Update To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here. To view the PISD events, the district-wide calendar is linked here. To see the...

Sports
Waving a U.S. flag, senior Aeden Combest stands beside junior Dylan Hinshaw during the National Anthem. The varsity football team played Friday, Sept. 17 against Arlington Lamar.
At Meet the Eagles, junior varsity cheerleading coach Emily Allen, head coach Cameron Jones and freshman coach Mariessa Mesa walk out of the Eagle tunnel as their names are announced. The junior varsity cheer team has students in grades sophomore through senior year. Team is respect, collaboration, encouragement and support, Allen said. It doesnt have to be that everyone is best friends, but we all have to learn to respect and collaborate with each other.
Smoke billowing above them, juniors Carson McClendon and Caden Pevehouse stand with their team waiting to run onto the field. At Fridays game, Prosper players carried 15 American flags onto the field. Two of these flags represented the world trade centers lost on September 11, 2001, and 13 represented the 13 U.S. servicemen recently killed in Afghanistan.
In a game from last years season, now-junior Ella Chaney prepares to serve the ball over in a winning game versus Braswell. Chaney and the Prosper Eagles have a current season score at 19-7. District play will start this Friday, Sept. 10, at home against Little Elm.

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