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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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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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In the main hallway, slips of paper create a mural. Students wrote the name someone who is a star to them on a piece of paper. The National Art Honor Society re-created Van Goghs The Starry Night mural with the papers.

Eagle Brief: March 21 – 25

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark March 18, 2022

Eagle Update To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here. To view the district events, the district-wide calendar is linked here. To...

Huddling around the photo booth, junior Mady Small and seniors Morgan Reese, Ashley Bledsoe and Alivia DiDonato attend the TAFE State Teach Conference. They competed at the state level. The first day of the conference was Thursday, March 3.

Eagle Brief: March 5 – 18

Alyssa Clark and Amanda Hare March 4, 2022

Eagle Update To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here. To view the district events, the district-wide calendar is linked here. To...

Playing the daily Wordle, a student guesses five-letter-words. Wordle was created by Josh Wardle, and the game revolves around five-letter words that players guess after the different letters turn different colors to show the placement of that letter. Wardle used to pay around $100 per month to keep the game free for players, senior and writer Alyssa Clark said. The game is still free to play.

‘Wordle’ Reign – How 5-letter-words have taken over the internet

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor March 4, 2022

Taking over the internet one five-letter-word guess at a time, Wordle has become one of the newest additions to the New York Times online games. Originally developed by Welsh-born software engineer...

In Fort Worth, Texas, protesters stand against the Russia-Ukraine war. With a sign that reads No War - Glory to Ukraine, Ukrainian mother Elizaveta Gryshchenko, mother of freshman Sofia Ayala, stands tall. I am so heartbroken to see all of these people go through this tragedy. My country and my family suffering, Gryshchenko said. I can’t imagine how all of these innocent children and people have to go through this.

Ukraine under attack as Russian troops advance into Kyiv

Kalyani Rao, Assistant Opinion Editor March 3, 2022

The Ukrainian war has affected people all over the globe with ties to Ukraine – including Prosper residents. Art teacher Keith Grissom has spent many years going back and forth from the U.S. and...

A graphic shows the front of Rock Hill High School, where an Army JROTC program was approved for both Prosper and Rock Hill students. The program was approved at a school board meeting Tuesday, March 1. “We recently heard back from the Army and are working through some additional information they require,” Chief Academic Officer Tod Shirley said.

District approves JROTC, Army NDCC program

Caleb Audia, Multimedia Director & Assistant News Editor March 2, 2022

The school board approved funding for an Army JROTC program on Monday, Feb. 28. The program received enough approval to debut for the next school year. The program will be held at Rock Hill High School. "In...

Standing next to Yalda Shams, senior Nolan Walley speaks at the STN closing ceremony. Shams attends Carlsbad High School in Carlsbad, California. Walley was one of 16 students from around the nation selected to speak at the ceremony.

Eagle Brief: Feb. 28 – March 4

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark February 25, 2022

Eagle Update To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here. To view the district events, the district-wide calendar is linked here. To...

In figure skating’s team event last week, Valieva became the first female skater to land a quadruple jump at the Olympics, and her performances in the short program and free skate helped the Russian Olympic Committee win the gold medal. The International Testing Agency (ITA) confirmed that she tested positive on Feb. 8 for the banned substance trimetazidine, a heart medication, from a test taken in December. Medals were delayed as the Olympic committee debated whether she should receive the gold medal she earned. (Ice rink photo courtesy of Wikimedias Creative Commons.)

Olympics permit Kamila Valieva to compete

Kalyani Rao, Assistant Opinion Editor February 24, 2022

Valieva breaks world records, first woman to land quadruple jump at Olympics Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva stands as the first woman to land a quadruple jump at the Olympics – at just 15 years...

At the end of School Counselor Appreciation Week, counselors Julie Cooper, Michelle Roach, Laura Foster, Katie Burden and Bobby Storey take a photo. Nation School Counselor Appreciation Week occured Feb. 7-11. There are seven counselors.

Eagle Brief: Feb. 21 – 25

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark February 18, 2022

Eagle Update To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here. To view the district events, the district-wide calendar is linked here. To...

Manning the camera, senior Cydney Jenks  works a concert for the rock band America. The film students had the opportunity to work the video and audio of the show. The band, which features three members, was formed in 1970.

Eagle Brief: Feb. 14 – 18

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark February 11, 2022

Eagle Update To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click the high school athletics calendar here. To view the district events, the district-wide calendar is linked here. To...

A digitally constructed image shows cannabis. Students are susceptible of expulsion if caught with cannabis on school property. The attached article explains the consequences students may face.  (Graphic by Miller, photo from Unsplash.com)

Cannabis charges pose risks to students’ futures

Kaya Miller, Reporter February 7, 2022

Author's Note: This article was updated Tuesday, Feb. 8 to add the timeline. School officials have expressed concerns about consequences that students could endure because of THC felony charges. With...

A closed girls restroom stands in the math hallway. Administrators originally closed the restrooms because of damage from the devious lick TikTok trend, where users defaced school restrooms for video content. Principal Dr. John Burdett has said that he hasnt seen any reports of bathroom vandalization after the school closed the bathrooms. As of now, there are no plans to reopen the closed bathrooms.

Restrooms to remain closed, leaving 1 set per core-class section open

Kalyani Rao, Assistant Opinion Editor January 31, 2022

After months of multiple student restrooms being closed, students said they would like to know whether they will be reopening in the spring semester. According to Principal Dr. John Burdett, no one has...

A graphic introduces a news brief covering upcoming deadlines for students. Inclement weather is predicted for this Thursday and Friday, Feb. 3 and 4. Course selection closes Friday, Feb. 4.

News Brief: Deadlines approach with inclement weather, course selection, scholarships

Amanda Hare, Executive Editor-in-Chief January 31, 2022

Upcoming Weather As meteorologists report the possibility of a freeze Thursday and Friday, Feb. 3 and 4, principal John Burdett sent an email discussing the school's weather procedures. WFAA predicts...

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