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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As she converses with a student, Counselor Megan Howell helps those in any way she can from schedule changes to much larger issues. Its so great (that I get to) have real conversations, Howell said. I always say that once youre one of my students, youre always one of my students. Student names are always confidential when a student visits a counselor.

Counselor shares passion of guidance

Erica Deutsch, Feature Editor
September 15, 2023
Located in the lower house, Student Support Counselor Stephanie Clayton shows her new office. Clayton spends her time at PHS helping students navigate mental health issues and guiding them into a successful school year. This is her second year at the high school and district.

Prosper works to support student mental health

Tess Gagliano, Design Editor
September 8, 2023
Standing with her family, junior Marissa Hunter holds flowers as she poses for a photo at her sisters wedding. Hunter has shared her journey with autism, both with getting diagnosed and her journey after diagnosis. Through everything I’ve been through, Hunter said, family has always been the most important part of my journey.

Guest Column: My experience with autism

Marissa Hunter, Guest Columnist
April 27, 2023
A board posted in the hallway of PHS is covered in colorful sticky notes in the shape of a heart. Positive messages are written on each sticky note. The week of Sep. 5 — 9 was suicide prevention week, and spirit days such as pajama day were designed to create awareness of the event.

Eagle Brief Sept. 12 – 18

Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief
September 8, 2022
Students walk through the hallways of Prosper High School on the first day of school, Aug. 10. The daily school-wide schedule has been changed from last years. The school day will now start at 8:45 a.m. and end at 4:10 p.m.

Eagle Brief: August 15 – 19

Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief
August 11, 2022
As it calls attention to those who are celebrating National School Counseling Week, a board rests in the Upper House. National School Counseling Week occurred from Monday, Feb. 1, to today, Feb. 5. Students can find counselors and assistant principals when they need them in both the Upper and Lower House office complexes. Students should go out of their way to acknowledge the counselors and thank them for what they do for students, assistant editor Amanda Hare said in the attached editorial. They often go unappreciated, so students should work to express their gratitude for them today.

Editorial: Counselors deserve appreciation for aiding students

ENO Staff
February 5, 2021
The doors to the lower house await to serve students and parents with the information and the resources they need. Located downstairs, across from the cafeteria, the lower house is in a central location for easy access. The upper house is located upstairs in the middle of the building across from the elevator.

Administrators, counselors create lower, upper houses for efficiency

Neena Sidhu, Writer, Photographer
August 27, 2020
Junior Emily Reish and counselor Jeff Strowe meet for a virtual counseling session. Administrators and counselors teamed up to check on students, using home visits, text messages to parents, chromebook drop-off and encouraging videos. For everyone during this distressing time, if you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to us or a trusted adult so that you can get the help you need, counselor Sandy Hicks said. Please take a little time each day to take care of yourself , take walks, reflect, journal whatever it is that helps you!

Counselors take measures to curb anxiety amid COVID-19

Isabella Abraham, Feature/Copy Editor
April 24, 2020
A simple search for memes on World War III allows for anyone to see how people are coping with the possibility of nuclear war. Photojournalist Gianna Ortner-Findlay captured one of the thousands of memes one could see to showcase how society is dealing with their fear. “By large, It seems like most people are really just trying to escape by kinda doing their own things,” counselor Bobby Storey said.

Humor – A teenager’s therapist of choice

Gianna Ortner-Findlay, Reporter
January 29, 2020
The new counselor-parent book club discusses how to improve communication with teens as outlined in The Five Love Languages of Teenagers by Gary Chapman. See the attached article for meeting dates. Really what we see in our office so much is how communication solves so many problems, counselor Michelle Roach said. This is going to help us be able to talk to our kids in a better, more effective way,

Counselors, parents meet to discuss teenage communication book

Isabella Abraham, Copy Editor
January 23, 2019
A bulletin board in the main hallway advertises colleges and summer opportunities. The counselors released a list of local, school-specific, and nationwide scholarships. For more information about scholarships and college, visit the counselors office.

Counselors release scholarship list

Haley Medeiros, Reporter
January 16, 2019
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