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Sitting at her desk, Rachel Cummings, the social studies coach, goes through previous questions in preparation for competition. She believes that this team has truly what it takes to make it to state. “My students study so much, they become experts beyond what even I know,” Cummings said. “They take the information and resources and run with it. This is a superb team, one of the hardest-working groups I’ve coached.”

Coach closes PHS chapter with district title

Justin Wang, Reporter
April 16, 2025

A preview of Richland High School

Eli Deutsch, Reporter
April 15, 2025
After three impactful years leading Prosper High School, Principal Nicholas Jones is stepping down to accept a new role as the district’s director of leadership, a move he described as exciting but bittersweet. “I’ve been a campus administrator for 10 years and a principal for six, but Prosper High is special,” Jones said. “This is the best school I’ve ever worked at.” Graphic made by Ethan Chatelain in Canva.

A new era for the Eagles

Ethan Chatelain, Reporter
April 11, 2025
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."

One step of hope

Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief
April 2, 2025
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.

Reducing the stigma

Elizabeth Cohorn and Kate Duncan
April 1, 2025
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
March 28, 2025
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
In the back row, from left to right, is junior Ava Oh, seniors Caroline Conzelman and Imri Lanier, sophomore Gabi Skerianz, senior Nicole Skerianz, sophomore Meena Vasudevan, seniors Brandon Rodriguez and Adithya Garneni, junior Carson Lucas, sophomore Aditya Murthy and senior Eliza Sutton. On the second row from left to right is seniors Aiden Hansen and Olivia Merrill, junior Isabella Hoye, sophomores Grace Hargis and Sophie Landrith, junior Khyati Khanderao, sophomores Sosanna Jacobs and Alanys Aviles Barbosa, and juniors Justin Alfano and Anubis Yerram. In the front row, from left to right, are choir director Tate Keen, Isaiah Johnson, and choir director Crystal Chamberlain.

Prosper High School alumni steps into stage life

Kamila Hrabar and Ava Ruhter
February 26, 2025
As he looks out to the field, Coach Mario Ramirez reflects. This is his first year as the head coach for the varsity boys soccer team. "It has been a great experience," he said. "I'm grateful for the opportunity to work with each one of them."

Mario Ramirez: shaping athletes, building leaders

Ethan Chatelain, Reporter
February 6, 2025
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