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As she leads the class, choir director Crystal Chamberlain prepares to check in with her students. Chamberlain leads the choir program alongside director Tate Keen. This year, choort students will go on a trip to Fort Worth. Due to the new district travel policies, fine art programs can only travel out of state for trips that aren't for competition once every four years.

Travel guidelines impact fine arts

Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • October 10, 2024

While fine art programs are adjusting to the new district travel guidelines, some programs are more heavily impacted than others. Different groups, such as band, choir, and orchestra, have already had...

Poms out, senior Haylee Alexander cheers towards the crowd. The Cheerabilities program, a cheer team for special need students, joined the team on the sidelines at Friday's game. "My favorite part of Friday's game was definitely helping with Cheerabilities," Alexander said. "I love those girls and they just make our games so much better."

Eagle Brief: Oct. 7 – Oct. 10

Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief • October 7, 2024

Eagle Update and Resources To view the PHS newsletter click here.  To view this week’s PISD express information, click here. To view PISD events, click here. To view the 2024–2025...

As students navigate the school year, new resources and rules are implemented on campus. With the growing population, there have been enhancements made to all classrooms at Prosper High School. New school's are being built to relief over-population, and rules implemented across the district to keep students safe.

Students navigate new options, procedures

Jake Radcliffe, Sofia Ayala, Erica Deutsch, Srihitha Madepalli, and Anisha Mandem • October 6, 2024

On the court, the junior varsity volleyball team huddles with their coach during a timeout. The Lady Eagles swept Princeton High School 3-0. “Everything I love about volleyball is getting to know the kids and helping them grow,” varsity assistant coach Mary Beth Spinuizzi said. “Not only in skill, but in character, on and off the court.”

Eagle Brief: Sept. 30 – Oct. 4

Erica Deutsch and Sofia Ayala • September 30, 2024

Eagle Update and Resources To view the PHS newsletter click here.  To view this week’s PISD express information, click here. To view PISD events, click here. To view the 2024–2025...

Principal Nick Jones enforced cellphone rules during his first year as PHS principal in 2022. Students are not allowed to use these devices during instructional periods unless they have accommodations. "The states that have already banned phones needed to purchase areas to hold cell phones," Jones said. "The two main types are large cell phone lockers where students place their cell phone in during the day or individual magnetic cell phone pouches that students use during the school day."

Texas education commissioner calls for cellphone ban in public schools

Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief • September 27, 2024

Amid students getting used to only using phones during passing periods, Texas Education Agency commissioner Mike Morath Sept. 18 called on lawmakers in Texas to ban cellphone use across all public schools....

After waking up, freshman Kaden Wortham finds damage to his family's backyard. A large storm swept through North Texas yesterday morning. "We (my family) kind of all were just walking around doing our morning routines, and we spotted one of our umbrellas was tipped over," freshman Kaden Wortham said. "Behind it, our tables and lots of our outdoor furniture were knocked over."

Students find damage in wake of storm

Jake Radcliffe, Chief Executive Officer • September 26, 2024

After an unexpected storm hit North Texas yesterday morning, students have found damage to their homes, cars and other property. This thunder storm was caused by a cold front coming in from the north....

As she speaks with members of the Key Club, president and senior Reva Pandey introduces the club values to new members. This is Pandey's third year in the club. She is also an officer on the Prosper Talonettes drill team, and a Student Council member.

Key club starts year with 1st meeting, plans future activities

Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief • September 26, 2024

Ready to serve, Key Club president senior Reva Pandey starts the year with the first meeting Sept. 25. Key Club members said they welcome all students at Prosper to build character, leadership and serve...

Hands up, senior Tayvin Labbe celebrates a Prosper touchdown in the fourth quarter. Prosper defeated McKinney Boyd in 55-17 making them 1-0 in district play.

Eagle Brief Sept. 23 – 27

Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief • September 23, 2024

Eagle Update and Resources To view PHS newsletter click here.  To view this week’s PISD express information, click here. To view PISD events, click here. To view the 2024–2025 academic...

Prosper ISD installed the silent emergency alarm during the summer. The button is placed in every classroom, and is used when authorities are needed.

Seconds can save lives

Srihitha Madepalli, Reporter • September 18, 2024

One button changes everything. Governor Greg Abbot signed a bill in May 2023 that required every public and charter school in the state to incorporate silent panic alarms in classrooms. Assistant Principal...

Sketching every detail, juniors Addyson Bergman and Olivia Crooks trace over award-winning actress Marlee Matlin for a Deaf Awareness Month poster. Both students are in Honors American Sign Language III, where they learn about deaf communication skills as well as culture. “I’m looking forward to everything that we’re about to do,” senior Nicole “Lieu” Bancroft said. “I think this class has a lot of sharing to do. I feel I’m really excited to see how this class is able to grow."

Teachers, students bring deaf culture awareness to school

Victoria Byers, Reporter • September 17, 2024

Just before sunset comes down across Prosper's Children's Health Stadium as the National Anthem plays, even those who can't hear will understand the lyrics being sung. Members of the high school's American...

The week of Sep. 16 – 20 is Homecoming Week. The annual parade will take place on Sep. 18 at 6 p.m. followed by a pep rally at PHS. The Varsity Homecoming game will take place on Sep. 20 at 7 p.m. at Children's Stadium.

Eagle Brief: Sept. 16 – 20

Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • September 16, 2024

Eagle Update and Resources To view this week’s PISD express information, click here. To view PISD events, click here. To view the 2024–2025 academic calendar, click here. To view the...

When students miss tests, they may have to come in before school or stay after to take it. The new testing center gives students a place to make up those tests after school. "I think the testing center is going to be a great way for students to make up tests," Anatomy and Physiology teacher Darilyn Krempin said. "It will provide more days and times for makeups and be a huge help for teachers to ensure their students have an opportunity to get it done."

Testing center aims to provide academic benefits

Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • September 11, 2024

Starting today, a new testing center was made available to students to make up major assessments if they were missing from class. Students must receive a referral to the testing center from a teacher...

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