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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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Podcast: CK-1 – Season 1 – Episode 1 – Burdett highlights services for students

Caitlyn Kennedy and Caleb Audia
October 26, 2021
Hanging on the wall, a Hope Squad poster waits. Hope Squad is a national suicide prevention group that started in Utah by Dr. Greg Hudnall. Hope Squad is doing it right, Executive Opinion Editor and senior Alyssa Clark said. Their effort doesnt go unnoticed. Without Hope Squad, the walls of Prosper would be bare and light-less. The pops of yellow that any student can recognize on Wednesdays or on the ribbons around the columns during Hope Week or Suicide Prevention Week show how much Hope Squad truly cares.

Editorial: Hope Squad shines, even behind closed doors

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
October 13, 2021
With a smile on her face, senior Riley Smith joins other student council members in the pep rally. Student council members show school spirit at the pep rallies. We always contribute and dress up, junior Michelle Jordan said. And we make sure everyone is having fun, too.

USA themed pep rally finishes Hope Week for suicide prevention month

Sofia Ayala, Kaya Miller, and Gianna Galante
September 13, 2021
Bumping the ball over the net, the varsity volleyball girls practice. On Wednesdays, the volleyball teams wear yellow practice shirts. The volleyball girls will play their first district game Friday, Sept. 10, in the high school arena at 5:30 p.m. against Little Elm.

Eagle Brief: Sept. 13-17

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark
September 10, 2021
As she researches information, senior Kierstyn Schroeder works on her computer in her second-period engineering practicum class. The class members, who are in the planning stages of a long-term project, will create an invention that works as a solution to a problem. A slideshow showing the students working on their projects will be up on Eagle Nation Online next week.

Eagle Brief: Aug. 30 – Sept. 3

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark
August 27, 2021
Instruments in the air, the Prosper Mighty Eagle Band performs during the new student pep rally Thursday, Aug. 5. This gathering marked one of the many programs created this year to welcome students to the school. I was really excited about the freshman/new student pep rally because it presented a great opportunity to help students feel welcome and be immersed into the Eagle Nation environment, spirit leader organizer Natalie Merrill said. We want to continue to foster an engaging sense of school spirit, and pep rallies are a perfect way to do so.

Editorial: School starts year in right direction with new student activities

Amanda Hare and ENO Staff
August 11, 2021

Guest Podcast: ‘Something New from Lily Oxley’

Lily Oxley, Reporter
February 5, 2021
After one of their in-person meetings, the Students for Salvation members group together. This club helps bring Christian students together. Students for Salvation is a club that my friend Parker Covington and I started so that students could have a safe place to come eat donuts and talk about some other things in their life, sophomore Landon Bownds said. Its so cool to see how God moves that in that classroom. Members pictured here (back row left to right) include Anna Nystuen, Kaitlyn Lakins, Emma Savage, Jadyn James, Alex Frederick, Corrine Milburn, Tyler Mercer, Evelyn Bradley, Kristen Bradley, Parker Reynolds, (front row left to right) Parker Covington and Landon Bownds.

Varsity golfer ‘swings’ into action for community

Alyssa Clark, Social Media Director
January 29, 2021
In their starting poses, junior CC Langston, junior Marlee Parish, junior Lizzie Myers, sophomore Madeleine Wentz, and junior Charlie Yohannan, set up before beginning their song about manic. The group of combined production and musical students performed Clementine by Halsey, under the Mental Health category. Mental health has been so stigmatized, Yohannan said. ...and in todays world we are finally starting to talk about it. Suicide is a real threat and having the resources to recognize, reach out, and react to a situation is incredibly important now.

Theatre promotes mental health in ‘Moments to Moments’

Cate Emma Warren and Dylan Korsah
December 11, 2020
An arch of rainbow balloons marks the beginning of the walking route. Out of the Darkness Walk drew hundreds of participants to the Windsong Ranch neighborhood in Prosper Saturday, Nov. 7. I thought it was so cool to see how many people came out to support and raise awareness to suicide prevention, sophomore Hope Squad member Landon Bownds said. It was nice to see both schools and the shared community come together for a really important cause

Hope Squad walks ‘Out of Darkness’ in community event

Alyssa Clark and Rusty Joe Gonzales
November 10, 2020
Yellow ribbons adorn poles and trees around and throughout the school. In preparation for National Suicide Prevention Week, Hope Squad members tied the ribbons and posted informational flyers. The Hope Squad has also planned activities and dress-up days for the week, which occurs from Sunday, Sept. 6, to Saturday, Sept. 12. “Students should dress up to support prevention of suicide and other mental issues that many of their friends and family face on a daily basis,” Hope Squad teacher Tony Cooper said. “This is a community problem, and it will take the entire community to solve it.”

Hope Squad prepares for National Suicide Prevention Week to educate community

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark
September 6, 2020
Student photographer Christi Norris uses eggshells to represent the empty feeling those who have depression often describe. Depression on its own feels as if all of your insides have been scooped out and all is left is an empty shell, Norris said. Her article about anxiety and depression not only describes what its like to live with a mental illness but what resources are available for those who do.

Personal Analysis: Writer brings attention to anxiety, depression issues in teens

Christi Norris
April 29, 2020
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