The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
Justin Wang

Justin Wang, Reporter

Senior Justin Wang can be found writing for Eagle Nations Online, serving as a reporter. This is Justin’s second year on staff. Besides publishing for the school’s newspaper, he loves mathematics, computer science, and wants to learn more about writing through working for Eagle Nation Online.

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As Jennifer Delano strikes up a conversation with Tiffany Ballard, they discuss the upcoming details for the Toyota Symposium. A PCIS event where students get the opportunity to make connections, and speak with professionals. “During my first year at Prosper, I taught all the marketing classes,” Ballard said. "Later, I was asked to lead the PCIS program to increase its enrollment. When I first took over, we had only 11 students. Now, we have 400 across Prosper ISD."

From marketing at Sega to adviser

Justin Wang, Reporter
November 12, 2024

ENN Season 12, Episode 11

Justin Wang, Reporter
November 8, 2024
As senior Sarah Goddard sits at the new student table in the cafeteria, she related with new students that had just moved from Ecuador. “There were a couple of kids who only spoke Spanish,“ Goddard said. “I’m fluent in Spanish, so I sat with them for multiple days, it was really nice to connect with these students.”

Ambassador program helps with transition

Justin Wang, Reporter
October 3, 2024
In a graphic created by senior Justin Wang, a student points at a list of important issues. In the attached column, Wang discusses certain topics he thinks politicians should be focusing on, especially with the upcoming presidential election. "While reflecting on these concerns, I found myself wondering which ones politicians should address," Wang said. "Sitting at my desk, I delve into the extent of many of the issues prominent in the U.S. today, leading me to believe that we should shift our focus toward the ongoing issues of the climate crisis, high healthcare costs and lax gun control policies."

Opinion: Student urges politicians to look towards these issues

Justin Wang, Reporter
September 20, 2024
With their newspaper on the board behind them, members of the staff of Eagle Nation Online and Eagle Nation Times showcase a message from Superintendent Holly Ferguson. These students met four times over the summer to meet each other, learn new journalistic skills and plan and prepare for the coming school year. Seen in the photo, from left to right, are freshmen Eli Deutsch and Ethan Chatelain, senior Erica Deutsch, freshman Max Allen, seniors Sofia Ayala and Jake Radcliffe, sophomore Srihitha Madepalli, senior Justin Wang, junior Emily Logan, freshmen Ava Ruhter, Michelle Ayala and Polly Greaves and juniors Trisha Panicker and Aarushi Rana.

Newspaper staff shares summer activities

ENO Staff, Sofia Ayala, Jake Radcliffe, Erica Deutsch, Anisha Mandem, Elizabeth Cohorn, Isabel Multer, Ethan Chatelain, Michelle Ayala, Emily Logan, Eli Deutsch, Max Allen, Gracie Patterson, Srihitha Madepalli, Justin Wang, Leo Taylor, Yousuf Ali, Kate Duncan, and Zane Rarey
August 13, 2024
Hand toward viewers, junior Ajay Baskaran discusses his experience in the program. "PCIS has been great learning opportunity to explore multiple career options, so I can decide for my future," Baskaran said. "It has allowed me to network and gain contacts that might be important for my education."

Students present final showcase to local viewers

Srihitha Madepalli and Justin Wang
May 3, 2024
As the jar becomes full of the scented beads, senior Mackenzie Steinbrecher maneuvers the beads around the jar. With the assistance of Life Skills class adviser Ashley Romac, Steinbrecher then places the jar in the oven. "My favorite part of the class is watching the kids grow," Romac said. "That is watching the kids become more independent."

Life Skill class offers students opportunities for growth

Justin Wang, Reporter
April 4, 2024
Following choir director Crystal Chamberlain's conducting, senior Jacob Morris, on the far right, sings the song "Begin, My Soul" with fellow chamber choir members juniors Landen Kellum, Brandon Rodriguez and Jake Radcliffe. Morris auditioned in the All-State audition process, qualified for the Tenor-Bass All-State choir and will perform with the ensemble at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in San Antonio on Saturday. "I'm just really excited for the performance," Morris said. "It's a sad thing to say, but it is kind of rare to be a part of a choir where everybody wants to be there. But, when you get to the area round, everybody is super talented and wants to be there."

Singers, saxophonist qualify for All-State ensembles, attend convention

Jake Radcliffe and Justin Wang
February 7, 2024
Librarians help Nest become creative outlet

Librarians help Nest become creative outlet

Justin Wang
January 11, 2024

Opinion: Student challenges others to research candidates prior to election

Justin Wang, Reporter
October 13, 2023
As they work on Talon Tech project, seniors Nicholas Wood and Erica Fahrenthold create a nameplate with the 3D printer. SkillsUSA, one of the organizations here, trains students in the use of 3D printers and other equipment. “We’re expecting the SkillsUSA chapter to grow even larger this year once the word gets out – and members begin to invite their friends to join,” PHS sponsor Stephanie Riley said. “There's also all kinds of industry connections that students can make by being a part of Skills. They can find out more about the careers they want to go into. It looks great on a resume as well.”

SkillsUSA combines Prosper, Walnut Grove chapters

Justin Wang, Reporter
September 8, 2023
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