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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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All content by Lisa Roskens
In this episode of The Game Room, sophomores Jake Radcliffe and Paul Popovich join junior Christian Alfano to discuss the topic of esports with Video Game Design and Video Game Programming teacher and Esports Club sponsor Jeremy Kincaid. The cast talks about the beginnings of Kincaids gaming career and how the Esports Club started. They also explore whats next for esports. This is the podcast’s second episode of its second season.

[Photo] Podcast: The Game Room – Season 2 – Episode 2 – Esports

March 13, 2023
A sendoff for the Prosper esports team was held Monday, Jan. 9. The team started competitions the same day. The team went to state and won the first round, currently advancing to the semi-finals.

[Photo] Eagle Brief Jan. 12 — 19

January 12, 2023
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[Photo] Senior Column: Executive Feature Editor shares gratitude, gives final farewell

May 11, 2022
At the Quill & Scroll induction ceremony, Eagle Nation Online Editorial Board members senior Julia Chung, Alyssa Clark, Gabby Winans, Amanda Hare, and Christi Norris looks at the camera. Chung has been part of Eagle Nation Online for two years. She is the Executive Design Editor.

[Photo] Senior Column: Design Editor reflects on high school experience, says goodbye

May 10, 2022
In front of their new house, teachers Lisa and Larry Roskens take a selfie. Theyve taught at the school for four years.

[Photo] Video: Valentine’s Day Special – Staff share stories of meeting, falling in love with spouse

February 14, 2022
In this episode, freshmen Jake Radcliffe, sophomore Christian Alfano and seniors Aiden Ulmer and Michael Ramirez talk about their recommendations for gifts this holiday season, plus what buyers should avoid. This list includes games for kids, teens, and adults. We talked about how bad Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is, Alfano said. We also mentioned how great Metroid Dread is. (Photos by Lisa Roskens, digitally constructed image by Christian Alfano)

[Photo] Podcast: The Game Room – Episode 2 – Gift Guide for All Ages

December 15, 2021
Junior Rusty Gonzales, sophomore Lily Oxley and seniors Gabriella Winans, Amanda Hare, Michael Ramirez and newspaper adviser Lisa Roskens stand by the Riverwalk in San Antonio. They represented the Eagle Nation Online team at the Texas Association of Journalism Educators Fall Fiesta state convention from Oct. 16-18. In the attached column, Ramirez shares his feelings about being a part of a team.

[Photo] Gratitude Column: New staff member shows appreciation to staff

November 24, 2021
Giving his keynote speech Saturday, Oct. 16, Scott Pelley speaks to student journalists and their advisers from schools across Texas. Pelley attended the Texas Association of Journalism Educators Annual Convention in San Antonio, Texas, from Oct. 16-18. Pelley is a 60 Minutes correspondant, and is currently in his 17th season with the show.

[Photo] ‘60 Minutes’ reporter Scott Pelley on giving ‘voices’ to those who are ‘voiceless’

October 19, 2021
Together, the Prosper and Rock Hill cross country teams pray at their meet Saturday, Oct. 2. Both the varsity and junior varsity girls teams won in the meet. Cross country meets usually occur on Saturdays at 8 a.m.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: Oct. 4 – Oct. 8

October 1, 2021
Social Media Director Rusty Joe Gonzales participates in the Texas UIL Interscholastic League Press Conference both in the newsroom class as well as on his computer. Gonzales will be the social media director for the Eagle Nation Online student newspaper when school begins Aug. 11. He and 4 other student journalists attended the three-day workshop from June 16-18.

[Photo] Journalists learn in virtual press workshop

June 19, 2021
Junior Amanda Hare, senior Emma Hutchinson and junior Gabriella Winans wait for their UIL competitions to start. They competed with the UIL journalism team at the state meet on Saturday, May 1. The journalism team took third place.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: April 30-May 7

April 30, 2021
In an image taken by journalism advisor, Lisa Roskens, seniors Caroline Wilburn, Emma Hutchinson, and junior Christi Norris record the latest episode of Historys Forgotten. In this episode, the team discusses the history of Earth Day, held on April 22. Started in 1970, Earth Day began as a way to educate students about the planet.

[Photo] History’s Forgotten: Episode 9 – Earth Day

April 22, 2021
Submissions must come in before midnight tonight for writers and artists who want to be published in Wingspan. Guest writer Tia Laury from the Prosper Career Independent Study program class gave her opinion on the project by encouraging writers to submit. She also gives her take on the creative writing club, which meets at the school.

[Photo] Guest Opinion: Last Call for Wingspan — Student encourages writers to seek publishing

February 10, 2021
Students can get a glimpse into the various clubs and classes offered at Expo Night Monday, Jan. 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. Programs at both Prosper and Rock Hill will be on display. Expo Night allows students to showcase the skills theyve learned in class, senior Morgan Harris said. They also get to interact with and inspire younger students to pursue their interests.

[Photo] Clubs to showcase programs at EXPO night

January 13, 2020
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[Photo] Local students receive award
at Women’s Media Center gala

November 16, 2018
Junior Haley Stack and senior Neha Madhira take a break alongside the River Walk in San Antonio during the Texas Association of Journalism Educators Associations state convention held in San Antonio in October. The two journalists led a workshop there on student press rights and recently received a national award from the Womens Media Center for their work in that area. “It’s important to remember the power of your voice and how much speaking out and standing up can impact not only your life, but everyone’s around you,” Madhira said. “As student journalists, all of our stories are thoroughly researched and so when we do that, we are providing (readers) with accurate resources.”

[Photo] Students fight for First Amendment rights

January 31, 2019
While Prosper volleyball may have left the playoff race last week, Kayla Martin, discusses her next games with superintendent Drew Watkins during the Wednesday, Nov. 14, signing party. Martin, a volleyball standout, signed to continue playing her sport with Northeastern University in Boston, Mass., when she goes to college next year. She is one of 14 athletes who took their college commitments public and attended the early morning signing party.

[Photo] Athletes take careers forward, commit to colleges

November 13, 2018
Sophomore Marissa Armont, Officer Darrell Terry and sophomore Yasmin Kazraji greet each other Wednesday, Sept. 12, at the patio entrance on the way into school. The trio said they meet up often to talk, including how to navigate being new in a high school of more than 3,000 students. I love this place, Kazraji said.

[Photo] New friends establish greeting routine

September 12, 2018
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