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

Eagle Nation Online
Christy Escobar

Christy Escobar

Christy Escobar, a senior at Prosper High, started this year as a teacher's aid for adviser Lisa Roskens, but then she joined the staff of ENO.

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A graphic made by junior Soomin Julia Chung argues against Asian American and Pacific Islander hate crimes. Anti-AAPI racism hate crimes have increased over the last year during the pandemic. I think the number of hate crimes towards Asians has increased since pandemic because many feel anger towards them for introducing the virus, junior Mina Choe said. But, I also think it has just given justification for their racism they already had but internalized.

Asian-American Heritage month brings resources, time to end acts of violence, hate

May 18, 2021
For this episode of the Dear Freshmen segmant of On the Mic, new student sophomore Claire Moore shares her thoughts with seniors Emma Hutchinson and host Emily Reish. The topics included dress code, portables and the multipurpose facility, a.k.a, the MPF. Other topics that confuse new students also claimed some time.

[Photo] Seniors answer new student questions

May 13, 2021
Waving in the wind, four school board election campaign signs stand on one side of Prosper High School. This year, there are five candidates running for Place 4, and two candidates running for Place 7. Early voting is held April 19-27, and is followed by election day May 1.

Candidates offer voters choices in upcoming school board election

April 13, 2021
As it hangs in the science hallway, the Periodic Table of Black History displays the name of famous African Americans, past and present. February is Black History Month. “Specifically to our Black students, you are loved, Burdett said. You are cherished. You make us better. You make us the greatest high school in the world. We are in the greatest school district in the world because we want to honor every single student every single day. We want them to feel like they are a part of a family.”

Black History Month allows all to reflect, seek improvement

February 24, 2021
While socially distancing on the Boyer Elementary playground, members of the Ready Set Teach gather before students arrive. Ready Set Teach students have multiple opportunities to volunteer at Kids Camps throughout the year. Kids Camps are one of the most challenging and rewarding situations that I have ever been in, junior Alivia Didonato said. It is chaotic yet enjoyable. Junior Rowan Abrams, senior Emma Debons, senior Ashley Warren, senior Kendall James, junior Morgan Reese, senior Rylee Withers, junior Londyn Ogletree, senior Amari Granados, senior Christy Escobar, senior Claire Vance, senior Aiden Nuzzi, senior Julia Camilleri, senior Hannah Shields and senior Ally Schnagl joined this preparation time.

‘Ready Set Teach’ program creates education career opportunities for students

February 2, 2021
While sitting in the halls, writer and reviewer Christy Escobar listens to My Favorite Murders most recent podcast release, Monster Machine, by Karen Kilagriff and Georgia Hardstark. The episode details the revenge of Miriam Rodriguez and the Happy Face Killer. I really enjoy this podcast because it goes into depth with hilarious commentaries that interest me, Escobar said. There’s nothing better to put you on the edge of your seat than a good true crime that keeps you intrigued in who the real killer is.

Column: Check true-crime podcasts for edge-of-seat listening

January 14, 2021
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