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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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As they stand to the left of senior Amanda Hare, adviser Lisa Roskens, sophomore Rock Hill High School competitor Zeeya Merchant and senior Prosper High School competitor Gabriella Winans help Hare set up equipment. Due to unexpected problems with her printers connection, Hare switched to use Merchants equipment. Hare, Winans, Merchant and Roskens had a limited amount of time to get the equipment switched and working due to time restraints before the competition started.

4-year competitor overcomes adversity at state meet

Rusty Joe Gonzales and Maya Contreras
May 23, 2022
In a graphic made by Multimedia Director and senior Caleb Audia, his family history is shown, alongside senior Amanda Hares. In the podcast, the Hare and Audia family histories are outlined by guest speaker Kathleen Norris. Norris is a genealogist.

History’s Forgotten – Season 2 – Episode 7 – Our Forgotten Family History

Caleb Audia, Amanda Hare, and Christi Norris
May 17, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by senior and Executive Feature Editor Gabriella Winans, Winans and her family, friends and pets are shown. Winans has been a member of Eagle Nation Online since her sophomore year. I have made some pretty great memories these past four years, Winans said. I will definitely miss this place.

Senior Column: Executive Feature Editor shares gratitude, gives final farewell

Gabriella Winans, Executive Feature Editor
May 11, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by senior Executive Design Editor Julia Chung displays photos from her senior year and childhood. Chung has been on Eagle Nation Online since her junior year. After high school, Chung will attend School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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

Julia Soomin Chung
May 10, 2022
Featuring the colors of Black History Month, a digitally constructed image features seniors Christi Norris, Amanda Hare and Caleb Audia at the podcast table. They recorded episode six of their Historys Forgotten podcast. In this episode, they discussed Dorothy Height in honor of Black History Month. (Photos by Gabriella Winans, digitally constructed image by Amanda Hare)

History’s Forgotten: Season 2 – Episode 6 – Dorothy Height

Christi Norris, Amanda Hare, and Caleb Audia
February 15, 2022
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.

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

Gabriella Winans, Executive Feature Editor
October 19, 2021
Displaying the school boards decision, the graphic explains the face mask policy for the 2021-2022 school year. The district announced April 19 that face masks will be optional for students and staff in the coming school year. “Personally, I think it’s great that they made masks optional because hopefully by that time everyone will be vaccinated if they’re able to,” junior Alyssa Clark said. “By making masks optional, people can choose the decision that works best for their lifestyle.”

District establishes masks as optional for 2021-22

Gabriella Winans, Reporter
April 21, 2021
Displayed on a desk in the journalism news room, the UIL journalism district champion trophy sits with other UIL medals from this year. UIL academic teams competed on Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27. As of right now, Prosper will win the district championship.

News Brief: UIL teams to win district championship

Amanda Hare, Assistant Editor
March 30, 2021
Admisdt the coronavirus pandemic, junior Morgan Reeses school supplies sit ready for her next virtual class to begin at the high school. Morgan counts as one of the more than 6,800 students across the district to choose e-learning. The district also offered an in-person option to its more than 18,000 total students. Online learning has definitely been a learning experience for both students and teachers, Reese said. At times I’ve felt left out and like there was no way for me to get help because the teacher has to focus on teaching the in-person students.

Hybrid online classes cause learning adjustments

Gabriella Winans, Reporter
August 25, 2020
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