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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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The above graphic, created by Soomin Chung, offers highlights principal John Burdett. While Burdett will complete the 2021-2022 school year in his current position, current Hays Middle School principal Nick Jones will take Burdetts position for the next school year. “This will not be a goodbye because I will continue to work with PHS in multiple ways as we continue to connect and grow with each other,” Burdett said in an email sent to parents.

News Brief: Burdett to step into admin position, Hayes principal to lead high school next year

Caleb Audia , Multimedia Director & Assistant News Editor
December 17, 2021
In a digitally created image created on Canva.com by Design Editor Caitlyn Kennedy, the podcast title “CK-1” is shown on an outline of a graduating student. Kennedy’s weekly podcast with Principal Dr. John Burdett covers local initiatives and school events taking place in the Prosper community. In the third episode of the podcast series, Burdett and Kennedy cover the topic of student spirit week, hats in dress code, as well as locks on bathroom doors.

Podcast: CK-1 – Episode 3 – Burdett highlights bathroom locks, spirit week

Caitlyn Kennedy, Design Editor
November 18, 2021
In a digitally created image created on Canva.com by Design Editor Caitlyn Kennedy, the podcast title CK-1 is shown on an outline of a graduating student. Kennedys weekly podcast with Principal Dr. John Burdett covers local initiatives and school events taking place in the Prosper community. In the second episode of the podcast series, Burdett and Kennedy cover the topic of student Makayla Noble, and updates to her health journey to recovery.

Podcast: CK-1 – Episode 2 – Burdett highlights Makayla Noble’s fight, fundraisers

Caitlyn Kennedy and Caleb Audia
November 10, 2021
As it hangs in the science hallway, the Periodic Table of Black History displays the name of famous African Americans, past and present. February is Black History Month. “Specifically to our Black students, you are loved, Burdett said. You are cherished. You make us better. You make us the greatest high school in the world. We are in the greatest school district in the world because we want to honor every single student every single day. We want them to feel like they are a part of a family.”

Black History Month allows all to reflect, seek improvement

Caroline Wilburn and Christy Escobar
February 24, 2021

Guest Podcast: ‘Something New from Lily Oxley’

Lily Oxley, Reporter
February 5, 2021
Running onto the field at the start of the game, senior Brad Larson holds up a W with his hands, predicting a win for Prosper. Larson is a senior kicker on varsity. Im proud of the way we battled back, we went down a little bit early, but the boys fought and didnt quit, principal Dr. John Burdett said. We worked for each other and thats what team is all about and thats what being Prosper proud is all about.

Varsity football beats Prestonwood 27-17 in back-and-forth bout

Christi Norris, Photo Editor
September 28, 2020
Poms in the air, senior Grace Dimmick finishes her routine. The cheerleaders helped prepare and present the pep rally. Our team worked very hard to put out the best performance possible, Dimmick said. Im extremely proud of our performance and dont think it could have gone any better.

Pep rally performs skits, dances, cheers – while students stay safe

Gianna Galante and Maddie Moats
September 28, 2020
Light shines over buildings in Prosper acting as a beacon of hope for those in isolation. It has been six weeks since PISD began its social distancing. Despite not being able to go outside very often I always love when the sun comes out, it makes me feel a little less isolated, student Christi Norris said.

Eagle Brief/Uplifting Apr. 24 – May 1

April 24, 2020
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.

Clubs to showcase programs at EXPO night

Isabella Abraham, Feature/Copy Editor
January 13, 2020
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