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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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Kaya Miller

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor

Kaya Miller, originally from Los Angeles, California, moved to Prosper, Texas in 2017. She attends Prosper High School as a junior. This is her second year on staff, and she is news editor. Miller is on the Prosper debate team as social director and congress team captain. Miller is also on the Dallas Rowing Club Juniors team. In her free time, she enjoys baking and playing guitar.

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On the field, senior Quinn Hungerford (on right) stands beside teammates alumni Amandalynn Garst, and Cosette Brockbank, and seniors Charis Tomboc and Madeleine Miles. Hungerford is a varsity defensive player for the Prosper girls lacrosse team. Hungerford joined the team when she moved to Prosper her junior year.

Salutatorian prioritizes academics, sets example for young girls

Kaya Miller, News Editor
May 2, 2023
At the district office, senior Ethan Binoy receives an award beside his parents. Binoy has been first in the 2023 class since his sophomore year. His father Binoy Jose and his mother Dhanya Jose expressed their praise for his achievement.

Valedictorian reflects on high school career, highlights achievements

Kaya Miller, News Editor
May 2, 2023
Examining optical illusions on the screen, cheer coach and teacher Emily Allen teaches an AP Psychology class. In the article, Allen reflects on her time at PHS and her goals for her new job at Walnut Grove. I haven’t been sad about her (Emily Allen) leaving until just now, yearbook adviser Lyndsey Hamlin said. I know she is going to be just as amazing at Walnut Grove as she is here and they are so lucky to have her. She has had so much success in the classroom and will continue to do so whoever she is. She has the kindest heart and only wants the best for her students and co-workers.

Coach to transfer to Walnut Grove, reflects on time at PHS

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
April 4, 2023
Leaping over the bar, senior Riley Perumal completes her pole vault event at the Dan Christie Relays track meet. Perumal placed fourth at the meet. Perumal will continue her pole vault career at the Naval Academy.

Senior pole vaulter commits to Naval Academy

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
March 20, 2023
With a National Speech and debate Association District Qualifier plaque in hand, junior James Kim stands with his teammates – freshman Aaditya Ananth, junior Jamie Obala, junior Kaya Miller, sophomore Avery Parker and junior Sasha Zhindon, after the congress district tournament. Kim ranked second in the senate room. NSDA will host the national tournament June 11-16 in Phoenix, Arizona.

[Photo] Eagle Brief Feb. 23 - March 2

February 23, 2023
Outside, a new color option of skateboard ring, made by junior Reaves Lo, sits on the ground. Lo takes his own product photography for his Etsy shop. Lo offers a variety of colors and widths of rings in his shop.

Student uses small business to connect internationally

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
February 14, 2023
In the evening, the Prosper administration building sits unattended. The school board meetings are held at the administration building. The special meeting held on Feb. 7 discussed the replacement for the school board president.

News Brief: School board to appoint new president

Kaya Miller, News Editor
February 10, 2023
Early in the morning, the 1418 Coffee trailer is displayed in front of the shop. The coffee shop opened Dec. 19, 2022. The location of the coffee shop was previously the historic downtown post office.

Craft coffee comes to downtown Prosper via ‘1418’ cafe

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
February 7, 2023
Pictured above is a cup of hot chocolate from new coffee shop 1418, which ended up being one of the best hot chocolates ranked in this review. In their article, sophomore Sofia Ayala and junior Kaya Miller reviewed hot chocolate from seven different local businesses. National Hot Chocolate Day is Jan. 31.

Review: Best local places for hot chocolate

Kaya Miller and Sofia Ayala
January 11, 2023
Outside of the Prosper town hall, a sign presents voting directions to community members. The town hall is always converted to a polling location every election. The polling location was open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Young voices speak up in midterm elections

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
December 6, 2022
During the Naval Academy summer STEM program, a high school student makes soap in a laboratory. Current college students majoring in chemistry and their professors taught the high school students how to make soap. Prior to the chemistry module, the students attended a marine biology module where they sampled water from the Severn River and studied the marine organisms under a microscope.

Column: Programs build resumes, recommendations

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
November 9, 2022
At 8:32 a.m., students wait for the gates to go up at 8:35 a.m. to allow them to get to first period. The gates stay down before 8:35 a.m. to prevent students from roaming the school unless they have tutoring or club meetings. The gate policy is new this year.

School establishes ‘gates policy’ for student safety

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
November 8, 2022
As the only student speaker, sophomore Julia Fahrenthold presents her reasons for why rising juniors should be given the choice. In addition to Fahrenthold, four other speakers presented to the school board during the meeting. Each speaker was limited to three minutes.

Rising juniors, community speak against new zoning

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
November 1, 2022
A senior member of the Prosper community spoke at the board meeting regarding concerns for students in band and other school organizations that would be required to switch over to Walnut Grove. He mentioned that these students worked hard to get where they were, and that going to a new school could make them have to start all over, especially juniors who would be starting off with a blank slate coming into college admissions season.

[Photo] School board approves ‘Walnut Grove’ zoning

October 18, 2022
Before the club fair begins, juniors Elizabeth Gijsbertsen and James Kim stand at the Speech and Debate booth. Kim holds the president position of the debate team and Gijsbertsen is the historian. They booth handed out flyers and candy with information on signing up for the debate class or joining the Speech and Debate team as a club.

Annual Open House displays different club motives, goals

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
October 5, 2022
In a graphic made on Canva, Neena Sidhu highlights the contents of the article, advisory opinions and facts. The opinion piece was written by Neena Sidhu. The news piece was written by Anisha Mandem, Kaya Miller and Alex Drum.

Schedule updates create extra time, obstacles

Neena Sidhu, Anisha Mandem, Kaya Miller, and Alex Drum
October 4, 2022
Waving, junior Reaves Lo walks with the tennis team. In addition to being a student athlete, Lo has a woodworking business on Etsy called Woodworking by Reaves. I really enjoy the homecoming parade, Lo said. Its a great way to bring together the community and exhibit the different groups and sports of Prosper.

Prosper continues annual homecoming traditions with parade

Kaya Miller and Erica Deutsch
September 30, 2022
Legs extended, senior Diego Donald and junior Max Miller run past their opponents. Donald ran a time of 16:19.00. Varsity Elite boys finished 3rd out of 33 teams.

Cross country runs at Myers Park, elite teams place 2nd, 3rd

Riley McConnell and Kaya Miller
September 19, 2022
Saluting, officers listen to commands given. Every year, the town hall holds a blood drive the weekend of 9/11 – Friday through Saturday. A Carter Bloodcare bus accepts donations from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

9/11 ceremony: ‘where were you that day?’

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
September 15, 2022
Students on the Prosper Speech and Debate team competed this past weekend at Princeton High School. Junior Kaya Miller placed 3rd in congressional debate, President and junior James Kim placed 7th in congressional debate, and sophomore Erica Smith placed 5th in Prose Interpretation. Debate is a creative outlet for me where I can express my thoughts and challenge myself to have meaningful conversations about topics foreign to me, Kim said. My favorite part about the Princeton tournament and essentially every tournament are the people I am able to meet through competing. I still keep in contact with them and we exchange ideas over our shared hobby of debate. Debate students are somewhat like-minded so it’s just a great opportunity to meet people you can bond with. Photo courtesy of Romi Shamir.

[Photo] Eagle Brief Sept. 19 – 25

September 15, 2022
A digitally constructed image displays the current United States Monkeypox case count. The local effect Monkeypox is described in junior Kaya Millers editorial. On behalf of the editorial board, Miller informs the public to be vigilant of Monkeypox but not to panic.

Editorial: Texas citizens should be vigilant against monkeypox

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
September 7, 2022
Junior varsity girls member and freshman Evelyn Ohlmeyer runs during the cross country meet Aug. 27. Varsity cross country teams competed at the Southlake Carroll Cross Country meet against 93 other teams. The attached article includes all sports events held each week.

[Photo] Eagle Brief Sept. 5 – 11

September 1, 2022
Huddled, girls cross country members prepare for the race. I feel like it was a really good race for Prosper, junior Taryn Stilson said. We ran as close together as we could. It was a strong start. It can only go up from here.

Cross country faces 93 teams at Southlake Carroll meet Saturday, Aug. 27

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
August 29, 2022
Students navigate the passing period crowd to head to their new advisory classes during Eagle Time, which comes after second period each day. Students have expressed concerns over the change, but Principal Nicholas Jones said the new rules should help students. “With a few small adjustments, we can make all students happy, Jones said. I think advisory is worth it.

New changes to Eagle Time affect students

Anisha Mandem, Kaya Miller, and Alex Drum
August 29, 2022
In uniform, Sergeant Chris Reeves and Officer George White ride bikes. They both have a passion for working out and staying in shape, teacher Laura Reeves said. They are both on the Prosper ISD Police Department Bike Unit, which has five officers currently.

2 officers – 1 new, 1 veteran – work together to establish safety

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
August 24, 2022
On her way back to her dorm, junior Kaya Miller notices the sunset at the Naval Academy. Miller attended the Naval Academy Summer Stem program for a week during her summer break. I have never really considered attending any of the military academies before this program, Miller said. I was shocked at how much I loved the experience. I engaged in STEM experiments, and learned about life at the academy from the midshipmen.

[Photo] ENO staff shares moments from summer break

August 16, 2022
Posing for a group photo, senior Natalie Fahim captures the first memory of senior year. The senior sunrise was moved to the day before school this year rather than the day of. Seniors met at the baseball field at 6:35 a.m.

Seniors kick off the school year at sunrise

Sofia Ayala and Kaya Miller
August 12, 2022
Pointing towards the crowd, senior Alexander Oshunkentan walks towards principal John Burdett. Oshunkentan is in the band The Kid Brothers. Im looking forward mostly to taking advantage of my new founded freedom, Oshunkentan said. [Ill be able] to further pursue my interests in engineering, especially my music career and my acting career.

Flashback/Flash forward: Celebration honors graduates

Sofia Ayala, Cate Emma Warren, and Kaya Miller
June 6, 2022
Training at the gym, senior Ryan Buckner engages in a deadlift. Ryan said this one represents her favorite type. She has goals to lift 320 pounds by the summer, along with setting a world record.

Senior powerlifter looks to ‘Worlds’ as ultimate goal

Kaya Miller, Reporter
April 28, 2022
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