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Gianna Galante

The American flag is hung from the top of an emergency ladder connected to a Prosper Fire Truck. The American flag is a symbol of unity for the American people. On days of remembrance, like Sept. 11, the flag is flown at half mast to remember those whose lives were lost.

The last eagle update was Sept. 10, 2020 at 8:29 a.m., check back daily for more updates.

Eagle Update

• September is National Preparedness Month, and PISD has made a week-by-week agenda which starts with week one’s commitment to make a plan to communicate
• To stay up to date, students can check out the PISD event calendar 
• In respect for National Suicide Prevention Week, Hope Squad created a themed dress up day for each of the school week. Students should dress as tacky tourists on Tuesday, students should wear yellow for Hope Day on Wednesday, camouflage day is meant to encourage people to not hide in their mental health on Thursday and to respect and honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001,  students should wear purple on Friday
• To view the “be a coffee bean” speech that was presented last week, students can watch it here

Upcoming

• Tennis will play against Little Elm in a district game Sept. 11
• Eagle Nation News will air their first episode Sept. 11
• Cross country will compete in the NTXC circuit one meet Sept. 12
• Meet the Eagles will start Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Children’s Health Stadium
• The PISD school board will meet Sept. 21 at 7 p.m.
• The PISD COVID-19 dashboard keeps track of all active cases in the district

Uplifting

Pure excitement!!! #Work pic.twitter.com/Zpz0VsIETc

— Prosper Eagles Volleyball (@prospervb) September 7, 2020

National Suicide Prevention Week Dress Up Days… pic.twitter.com/sePjQ4YqLS

— Prosper HS Cheer (@CheerProsper) September 5, 2020

WAY TO GO Prosper Tennis!! First match of the season and you walk away with a WIN!! Great playing and way to fight tonight! 💚🎾🦅@PISD_Athletics @ProsperHS @Cedarbrookmedia @EagleNationNews pic.twitter.com/XbrRkP5jOy

— PROSPER TENNIS (@prosper_tennis) September 9, 2020

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Cate Emma Warren

An American flag flies through the wind. Families in a Prosper ISD neighborhood placed flags in front of their homes in honor of workers celebrated on Labor Day. This Labor Day has especially highlighted essential workers and those in healthcare. According to History.com the holiday was created by the labor movement in the late 19th century and became a federal holiday in 1894.