Announcement: 2026-2027 class officer elections begin

Students compete to receive votes
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Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor • April 15, 2026
This graphic was made in Canva by Sahasra Kandiboyina. It informs students about the 2026-27 Class Officer Elections. The event will take place Apr. 15-16.
This graphic was made in Canva by Sahasra Kandiboyina. It informs students about the 2026-27 Class Officer Elections. The event will take place Apr. 15-16.
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina

It’s that time of year to vote for the class officers for the 2026-2027 school year. These students are in charge of representing all students at pep rallies, school events, HOCO, prom and anything to do with class activities. They will also represent the student body in student council. Voting students are requested to check their emails for the officer candidate videos and use this link to vote, which will be open from April 15 at 8:40 a.m. to April 16 at 4:15 p.m.

This article was edited by Kate Duncan, Trisha Panicker and Emily Logan.

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Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor
Sahasra is a sophomore at Prosper High School. This is her first year working for Eagle Nation Online and Eagle Nation Times, and she is very excited for what’s coming next. She is a student in Musical Theatre and Choir. In her free time, Sahasra enjoys listening to music, catching up on new Netflix shows, and trying out new things.
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