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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Eagle Brief: May 18 – 23

School year approaches its end
Byline photo of Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor • May 18, 2026
Kate Duncan
Holding a microphone, Head Tennis Coach Curtis Martin praises his tennis players at their banquet. The event took place Apr. 29 from 6-9 p.m. Both JV and Varsity teams were recognized by their coaches, peers and families.

Eagle Update & Resources

  • To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here.
  • To view Prosper Independent School District events, the district-wide calendar is linked here.
  • To view the 2025-2026 academic calendar, click here.
  • To view the latest PISD “Express” information, click here.

Upcoming

  • Graduation reminders:
    • Access the graduation information slideshow here.
    • Review the graduation website here.
    • Submit of a photo of yourself to aid with your graduation day portrait here.
    • If you are planning to walk the ceremony, submit this form for proper name pronunciation and to confirm attendance.
    • Sign up for the elementary walk ASAP here.
    • Review all the senior sign-ups and the checklist here.
    • Make sure to turn in your Chromebook and charger before graduating!
  • Schedule changes close Wednesday, May 20.
  • Celebrate America’s 250th birthday by going to Prosper’s Memorial Day Ceremony May 25.

Sports Schedule

Monday, May 18 – No events

Tuesday, May 19 – No events

Wednesday, May 20 – LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!

Uplifting

    • This is the last week of school!
    • Class of 2026 graduation ceremony will be May 21 at 9 a.m. in the Prosper ISD Children’s Health Stadium.
    • Look forward to our senior columns and sign-offs publishing this week!

This article was edited by Grace Suzuki, Kate Duncan and Jakobe Whale.

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About the Contributors
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.
Kate Duncan
Kate Duncan, Feature Editor
Junior Kate Duncan performs her role at Eagle Nation Online as Feature Editor. This year officially marks her second on staff, and she is excited to see how the school year will play out. When she isn’t writing articles, Kate participates in other clubs like Breast Cancer Awareness Club as secretary and Key Club, and she enjoys reading, photography and spending time with the people close to her during her free time. Honors & Awards:  2 Best of SNO publications TAJE 2025 Best in Texas News Awards: Superior: Staff Editorial ILPC 2025 Individual Achievement Awards: 1st: Editorial Writing 3rd: Multimedia Package TAJE 2026 Best in Texas News Awards: Excellent: Feature Story Excellent: Entertainment Review ILPC 2026 Individual Achievement Awards: Honorable Mention: Entertainment Review Honorable Mention: Portrait Quill and Scroll Honor Society Member
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