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Prosper races towards awareness at relay for life

Student council, staff, clubs host annual fundraiser
Byline photo of Aarushi Rana
Aarushi Rana, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • April 21, 2026
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Walking the track, student council officers lead the "Survivors Walk." Prosper High School hosts the Relay for Life fundraiser annually during the month of April. Over 10 clubs host stalls with fun activities for attendees.

Who: Clubs at Relay for Life

What: Fundraising event for Prosper to take action against cancer

Where: Prosper High School Turf & Track

When: April 17, 2026

This slideshow was edited by Tejas Konka, Kate Duncan and Trisha Panicker.

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Aarushi Rana
Aarushi Rana, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief
Aarushi Rana, originally from Connecticut, is a senior at Prosper High School. This is her second year on Eagle Nation Online and she serves as the Multimedia Editor-in-Chief. In her free time, she enjoys photography, reading and watching movies. Through ENO, she hopes to enhance her community outreach. Honors & Awards:  2 Best of SNO publications ILPC 2026: Honorable Mention: Entertainment Review Honorable Mention: Multimedia Package Honorable Mention: Video Story Silver Medal: Photo Story Certifications: Adobe Visual Design 2026 Adobe Photoshop 2026 Adobe InDesign 2026    
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