The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online

2 educators’ experiences lead to creating podcast

Sofia Ayala and Anisha Mandem
January 11, 2022
In the Celina Square, a lit up Christmas tree stands. Celina had their Christmas on the Square event on Wednesday, Dec. 1. the Prosper community had their Prosper Christmas Festival on Saturday, Dec. 4.

Holiday activities light up season

Amanda Hare, Executive Editor-in-Chief
December 17, 2021
In a digitally constructed image, Rock Hill junior Kelsey Reid and Prosper junior Ana Ortega are shown with an icon of the LGBTQ+ flag between them and the logos of their respective schools in the corners.The two students started a petition to the district to allow their teachers to display the LGBTQ+ flag, and other decorations that do not apply to their classes, without any repercussions.

Juniors from different campuses unite, start petition for teachers to display LGBTQ+ flag

Rusty Joe Gonzales, Co-Social Media Director
December 14, 2021
Standing in front of Mandarin teacher Joseph Liang in a Zoom call, a few of his seventh-period Mandarin students gather for an after- class photo. Liang teaches virtually with Proximity Learning from Chicago on Zoom. The class being virtual hasnt really impacted me much. It sort of reminds me of doing virtual work during COVID, just with all the students in one room, sophomore Steevi Kidd said. I like the online classes better than in-person, as well. Students pictured here are these: Chris Oh, Rhett Gerritsen, Jeshua Shultz, Luis Cruz, Kritika Kotha, Joseph Muthami, Joseph Liang, Steevi Kidd, Hamail Wan, Nada Gadd, Sage Ericksen and Jake Hart.

Mandarin teacher explores language, Chinese culture through virtual platform

Morgan Reese, Reporter
November 19, 2021
Engineering students build solar-powered cars to 'rays' across hallway

Engineering students build solar-powered cars to ‘rays’ across hallway

Amanda Hare and Michael Ramirez
November 4, 2021
Taking a selfie with the climbing wall, sophomores Tyler Leatherman, Noah Platt and Quinn Jones pause between climbing different routes. The Prosper Rock Climbing Club was founded by Noah Platt and Tyler Leatherman this school year, with the goal of providing students a way to exercise and make friends. The club usually climbs on Wednesdays and Sundays, alternating between local gyms for variety.

Rock climbing club provides students ways to ‘take a break’ from world

Christi Norris, Executive Editor and Chief Operating Officer and Editor of Multimedia
November 4, 2021
With her American host family, the Oyakawas, junior Ayana Breternitz stands on the far right for a family picture. Breternitz began staying with her host family only a week before school started, around the week of Aug. 4. In the beginning, like the first two weeks of school, I was really excited to go back, Breternitz said. Now, it’s pretty good. I feel comfortable here. My host family makes me feel like I am a real part of their family.

5,000 miles from home: ‘I have 2 families now’

Gabriella Winans, Executive Feature Editor
November 2, 2021
Black-out pep rally glows for Senior Night

Black-out pep rally glows for Senior Night

Amanda Hare and Michael Ramirez
November 1, 2021
Filming, senior Alexandra Frederick directs her actors for her teams short film. The Eagle Production Group recently competed from Oct. 5-11 at the All-American Film Festival in New York City. The prompt given to all competing teams was Waiting For.

Directing dreams: Student filmmaker’s team places at high school film festival

Gabriella Winans, Executive Feature Editor
October 26, 2021
Giving his keynote speech Saturday, Oct. 16, Scott Pelley speaks to student journalists and their advisers from schools across Texas. Pelley attended the Texas Association of Journalism Educators Annual Convention in San Antonio, Texas, from Oct. 16-18. Pelley is a 60 Minutes correspondant, and is currently in his 17th season with the show.

‘60 Minutes’ reporter Scott Pelley on giving ‘voices’ to those who are ‘voiceless’

Gabriella Winans, Executive Feature Editor
October 19, 2021
Talking to teachers Natalie Merrill and Jenny Mills, anatomy and physiology teacher Darilyn Krempin hugs Prestonwood Baptist Church member and teacher Holly Hollingsworth-Ervin in a digitally constructed image by senior Soomin Chung. Mills, Krempin and Hollingsworth-Ervin are breast cancer survivors and were honored at the pep rally. When I heard the word cancer – in the same sentence with my name – it stops you in your tracks, Krempin said. And, you start immediately thinking. You start realizing what really becomes important. It made me realize that I need to spend more time with my kids. I needed to spend more time with my friends and family. They needed to know how grateful I was for them and how much I love them. (Digital constructed image by Soomin Chung, photo by Amanda Hare).

Breast cancer survivors hope to ‘be a light,’ inspire others with their stories

Amanda Hare, Christina Krasnova - ENN, and Abrianna Galante - ENN
October 15, 2021
Pink-out pep rally honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Pink-out pep rally honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Gabriella Winans and Amanda Hare
October 9, 2021
Load More Stories

Eagle Nation Online

The Student Voice of Prosper High School
© 2022 Eagle Nation Online - Contact ENO at prosper.eaglenationonline@gmail.com.  • Advertise • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in