• May 18 Seniors must turn in school Chromebooks by today, May 18 to participate in senior week activities
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
A digitally-constructed image by senior Alyssa Clark displays photos from her childhood and senior year. Clark has been on the ENO staff for two years. A few weeks ago, I told some fellow seniors that I felt like I was leaving our baby behind, but I know ENO is in safe hands, Clark said. Its hard to say goodbye to something that means so much to you, and I can deny leaving as much as I want, but all good things must come to an end.

Senior Column: Opinion Editor thanks newspaper, people

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
May 9, 2022
A digitally constructed image by senior reporter Morgan Reese displays photos from her senior year. Reese participated in journalism and Ready, Set, Teach during her senior year. She formerly participated in Color Guard, lettering her freshman year for UIL marching band state advancement.

Senior Column: Reporter gives underclassmen advice, reflects on high school experience

Morgan Reese, Senior Reporter
May 5, 2022
As they avoid looking into the sun, seniors Michael Ramirez, Andrea Melendrez, Molly Petroskey, Jacob Christy, Katie Barrett, Nicholas Delfino and Niah Jaraczewski group together during a first-semester senior lunch. They have been friends since freshman year. Some friends argue, while some friends may never make up, Ramirez said. I was able to keep these amazing people.

Senior Column: Photojournalist gives advice, reflects on past 4 years

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
May 3, 2022
As he gives design advice, senior photojournalist Michael Ramirez helps fellow staff member and sophomore Christian Alfano. Both are a part of the The Game Room podcast, alongside reporters senior Aiden Ulmer and freshman Jake Radcliffe. I have always felt better helping others, Ramirez said. It gives me better feeling knowing that I was able to pass on my knowledge to someone else.

Column: Showing empathy produces power

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
March 17, 2022
In a digitally constructed image using Canva, Valentines Day cards sit on shelves. Valentines Day is celebrated every year in many countries on Feb. 14. Love isnt limited to just one day, senior and writer Alyssa Clark said. But, why not take the time on Feb. 14 to do a little extra to celebrate your relationship? Love like the old-time English romantics, or even like kindergarteners passing around colorful notes in their handmade mailboxes.

Column: Valentine’s Day has lost the love

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
February 9, 2022
A half-empty classroom sits while students await the final bell for the day. The Algebra 2 classroom typically has a student in every seat in the room, but is only filled to half its capacity due to students being sick from COVID-19. I think online school should be offered again, sophomore Kwasi Boamah said. People get sick and they dont quarantine or social distance because they are afraid of missing out, on school their friends or whatever. The school has become a hotspot for COVID-19.

Column: Prosper student says Omicron makes online school option necessary

Cate Emma Warren
January 19, 2022
Pictured above are the contents of one of Kalyanis letters to her international penpal Hana. Sending letters across the ocean takes more than a month, but for junior Kalyani Rao, that connection is worth it. Adding handmade touches to my letters like pressed flowers and stickers makes me really happy, Rao said. I love art and I love writing, so penpalling combines both of those really nicely.

Opinion: Forgotten penpalling hobby brings teenagers across oceans together

Kalyani Rao and Christi Norris
January 19, 2022
In a photo taken by Anila Ademi, junior Gianna Galante blocks her face from the wind on the beach in New York. Galante said she loves traveling and exploring new places. New York has a special place in her heart. In the attached column, Galante encourages students to find ways to take care of their mental health.

Column: Student shares her experience on improving mental health

Gianna Galante, Social Media Co-Director
January 12, 2022
Looking up at the sky, freshman reporter Sofia Ayala takes a walk around her neighborhood. Whenever I get all of my things done, I like taking walks, Ayala said. Its such a nice way to end the day.

One-Word Resolution: Writer finishes strong

Sofia Ayala, Reporter
December 30, 2021
In the attached column, sophomore Lily Oxley lists her one-word resolution as bold. Oxley volunteered to be one of the writers who made certain the online newspaper offered content even through the holidays for readers. Sophomore year has taught me that other peoples opinions of me are not the most important thing to be focused on, Oxley said. As long as I feel comfortable in my own skin, and I choose to stay confident, I can accomplish anything I set my mind to.

One-Word Resolution: Student sets goals for new year

Lily Oxley, Assistant Feature Editor
December 29, 2021
Sitting at a Dallas Mavericks basketball game over Thanksgiving break, freshman Bailey Clark, Alex Clark and senior Alyssa Clark watch the game. Alyssa Clark values her family and friends, and looks to them as motivation to grow.

One-Word Resolution: Senior aspires to grow, live in the moment

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
December 28, 2021
During a family trip, sophomore Kaya Miller and her family snap a picture. They took a trip to San Francisco over the summer and visited her family and friends. In her column, she writes about wanting to make more time for activities other than academics – like spending time with her loved ones.

One-Word Resolution: A more balanced lifestyle

Kaya Miller, Reporter
December 27, 2021
Load More Stories

Eagle Nation Online

The Student Voice of Prosper High School
© 2022 Eagle Nation Online - Contact ENO at prosper.eaglenationonline@gmail.com.  • Advertise • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in
Donate to Eagle Nation Online
$135
$2000
Contributed
Our Goal