Resources
I’ve watched their film. They look very talented, so I’m excited about the opportunity (of the homecoming game).
— Cam Devereaux, assistant football coach
- Visit https://prosper.voting4schools.com/ to vote for your homecoming court queen and king. Voting opens Aug. 28 until Aug. 31 at 4 p.m. Homecoming court king and will be announced at the homecoming football game on Sep. 1 in the Children’s Health Stadium at 7 p.m.
- Your senior queen and king nominees include these:
- Senior Princess: Alexis Kirksey, Margaret Manning, Brianna Marler, Pendo Njoroge, and Hannah Stephens.
- Senior Prince: Davis Perkins, Terrence Jones, Parker Browning, and Max Rogers.
- Click here for information on the homecoming parade.
- Click here to buy tickets for the homecoming dance.
“Last year I went to the dance and really enjoyed my time as I went with a huge group and enjoyed the night. I’m more excited this year to get the opportunity to meet with my friends as junior year has been pretty busy so far.”
— Saanvi Bohrakoti, junior
Spirit Week
- Monday: “Bring Back December” – Dress up in holiday spirit or dress up in Taylor Swift-era outfits
Tuesday: “I’m Just Ken” & Barbie – wear pink
Wednesday: Dress up in USA colors and seniors wear mums
Thursday: Spirit wear – Green, white, black and mums
I’ve always gone to the parades since I was kid when I moved here, and I was in them as a cheerleader until 3rd grade. So being on the K-12 float this year is like full circle to end off my time in Prosper ISD.
— Savannah Smith, senior
Events
- Wednesday, Aug. 30 – Homecoming parade at 6 p.m. starting at the corner of First St. and Coleman, but street closures will begin at 5 p.m. The community pep rally will be after the parade at the PHS turf and track. Click here for more information
- Thursday, Aug. 31 – PHS pep rally in the arena during advisory
- Friday, Sept. 1 – Homecoming football game vs. Sachse at Children’s Health Stadium at 7 p.m.
- Saturday, Sept. 2 – Homecoming dance at PHS cafeteria at 8 p.m. Each ticket is $30.
We have an awesome tradition around here. The homecoming parade is probably one of the coolest things. It’s a huge deal for our community, and a lot of fun for the kids.
— Clay Wilson, assistant baseball coach
Parade Road Closures
- Click here to see a visual of the parade route
- Craig Road & Broadway to Church Road & Broadway
- Church Road & 8th Street
- Coleman will become one-way southbound from Prosper Trail to Broadway
- Broadway & Coleman to Coleman & Talon Way
