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The Hope Walk event was held Saturday, March 29. The event aimed to spread positivity and support suicide prevention. The event began at 9 a.m. and ended at 11 a.m.
As they hit the final pose, the senior Talonettes perform the second dance of the day alongside the team. This marked the last contest of the season. The last performance for the Talonettes will be on April 24-26 in the auditorium at 6:30 p.m.
As world conflicts and natural disaster worsen, juniors Trisha Panicker and Aarushi Rana dissect the news events from Sept. 23 to Feb. 14 to help prepare competitors in the Current Events & Issues UIL event. The districts tournament is coming up on Saturday. "The world's tallest woman Rumeysa Gelgi meets the world's shortest, Jyoti Amge," said Rana. "I actually heard about this news on social media."
At the face paint station, senior Fiona Adams painted a smiley face. Multiple tables were set up with different schools and their Hope Squad programs, as well as other organizations. "I enjoy seeing all the little kids," Adams said. "I'm doing the face paints and it's really fun to make the designs and like customize it for what they want."

Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief

Lifestyles
Hands on head, freshman Audrey Nielsen poses in the Talonette team jazz. This is Nielsen's first year on the Talonettes. Audrey was a member of her middle school drill team previously.
Freshman navigates drill team, Hope Squad, academics
Michelle Ayala, Reporter
Gathered around the plant station are Lee Ryder's AP Human Geography students. The students began an agricultural project where they grew their own plant and learned to care for it. The project officially ended last week, and students will get to take their plants home for spring break.
‘Green thumb’ for agriculture
Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • March 13, 2025
Knife in hand, culinary teacher Sonja Kabell slices an orange in preparation for the culinary arts program's next catering event. Alongside Kabell, sophomores Katia Ramos, Morgan Sweat, Jiyoon Lee and Christian Lee assist in the process. “Our catering company, Eagle Eatery, is essentially student-run," Kabell said. "They’re making everything from scratch, from fruit kabobs to hashbrowns, and they handle service directly. It’s a professional-level experience.”
Teacher ‘serves’ life lessons
Justin Wang, Reporter • March 12, 2025
As she reflects on her time at Prosper High School, Sanchez sums up her teaching philosophy in one word: passion. “To be successful, to advance, to grow — you have to be passionate,” Sanchez said. “A passion for learning, for building relationships, for teaching others. Everything starts with passion.”
Fashioning a legacy
Ethan Chatelain, Reporter • March 7, 2025
Posing in front of the Black History month sign, BSU president Racheal Fakunle and her little sister, Christiana Fakunle smile for the camera. They both attended a Black History Gallery Walk held at Rogers Middle School, Feb. 8. The gallery walk consisted of a long hallway decorated with things about Black history.
A month to remember
Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter • February 28, 2025
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Smiling in front of the words "Hakuna Matata", which depicts the Hope Week theme this year, Hope Squad members, sophomores Ella Mattox and Antonella Sposito and freshmen Owen Christiansen and Deylen Agbetuyi volunteer at the Hope Squad booth. Yesterday, sugar cookies prepared by culinary students were sold at all the lunches for two dollars. "I joined (Hope Squad) because it provides an opportunity to help other people," Christiansen said. "And just because it's being surrounded by other nice people."
Hope Walk to spread positivity this Saturday
Kate Duncan, Reporter • March 28, 2025
As the second semester kicks off, senior activities are approaching. More information about senior events are coming up in the next few months. Senior week will be on May 19 – 21 and the Graduation Ceremony will be May 22 at 7 p.m. in the Prosper ISD Children's Health Stadium.
Class of 2025, 2nd semester overview
Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief • February 7, 2025
Made in Canva, this graphic depicts the TikTok application being banned. The removal of Tiktok came as a result of the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, signed into law last year. This legislation mandated the company to transfer ownership of its U.S. operations to an American company or another entity, not under Chinese influence.
Analysis column: TikTok causes concerns over national security
Justin Wang, Reporter • January 30, 2025
In the north parking lot, trash piles up every day. Sgt. Christopher Reeves took this photo as an example of the litter that continues to be in the school parking lots. "We're not talking about a cup here, a water bottle there," Reeves said. "We’re not talking about a straw wrapper. This is disgusting. It's horrible. I was actually astonished by the amount of trash."
Trash: ‘Not a good look’
Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • January 16, 2025
Eagle Brief
Waves rolling, sophomore Elizabeth Cohorn relaxes on the beach in Gulf Shores, Alabama during spring break. This was her first time going. "I had a great time in Gulf Shores," Cohorn said. "It was very peaceful, and it was nice reading a book while hearing the ocean waves."
Eagle Brief: March 24 – 28
Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter • March 24, 2025

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As senior Kendall Simms holds the girls golf team's first place district plaque, senior Sophia Duque, sophomore London Pearson, Principal Nick Jones, sophomore Tatum Churchman and junior Erica Lee come together. The team will compete at the Golf Regionals Tournament April 14-17. "It was a very intense day," golf coach Tyler Pearson said. "The girls handled the emotions and pressure unbelievably well."
Sports
Grouped together on the grass, seniors Celo Dishong and Ellie York come together for a photo. The unified team is led by Coach Wright. "My favorite thing about the Unified Track is the competition and how everyone gets hyped about it," York said. "We get to bond more with the kids, from just partners, you're kind of helping them, but this you get to participate too, and it's just a fun environment."
As she holds on to the pole, junior Kate Pemberton sets up the pole vault event for the next contestant. This is her third year in the track program. The pole vault event began at 9 a.m.

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On his second episode of 'Drive' senior Will Ligon interviews seniors Regan Roberts and Ellie Christiansen. Both of them are on the Varsity Girls Soccer team. Christiansen serves as a team captain for the 24-25 season.
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Focused on students, Mayor David Bristol and Prosper ISD school board vice president Dena Dixon showcase their duties to the government classes. The students learned about the obstacles faced in the town council, and got more insight to Bristol's job. "The town facilities, the municipal services that we have, this is not normal," Bristol said. "People come to this area. In the last five years, a lot of you guys moved here for the school district, specifically.  Your parents brought you here so you can go to the ISD. That is not the same. There are not people clamoring to go to some of this districts to the south of us. So, we have something unique and special here, and I want to continue that."
Opinion
As displayed in the Canva graphic, Erica Deutsch reviews Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco's new album, 'I Said I Love You First'. The album released on March 21. Gomez combined different genres even including some songs with a little bit of Spanish in them.
In a graphic made by designer Yousuf Ali, a symbolic dove splits a Ukrainian and a Russian flag. Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 23, 2022. This year marks three years of the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
Tate McRae released her third studio album, 'So Close To What' on Feb. 21, as displayed in the Canva graphic. The album features other artists such as Flo Milli and The Kid LAROI. McRae released songs like 'Its ok I'm ok' and 'Sports Car' early before the album released.
In the north parking lot near the MPF, a McDonald's bag lays under a car. This semester, students consistently left trash in the parking lot without picking it up. In a news article regarding the trash in the parking lots, Sgt. Chris Reeves brought awareness to the matter.
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This is the first part of the miniseries hosted by Will Ligon and Milo Wentz. These students will rate the Skylanders soundtrack. This is the third episode of the series.
Memory Space Season 3 Episode 3: Skylanders Music, Part 1
Will Ligon, Podcast Director • March 26, 2025
Freshman Polly Greaves renovated this graphic for their new episode on Canva. The book they read this episode is "Five Survive" by Holly Jackson. "Me and Heather Davis have advisory together, therefore, while I was reading this book, I got to look over at her now and then, and ask, 'why do you like this book so much?'" said Greaves. "And she just looked back at me like I was a complete weirdo and, you know, that just made my day."
Podcast: The Story Guide – Ep. 3 ‘Five Survive’
Heather Davis and Polly Greaves • March 14, 2025

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