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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At the annual Out of Darkness Walk on Nov. 4, Jerry Craven, Nate Craven, and Rebecca Craven hold a poster, created by the Rushing cheer team to honor their son, Isaac Craven. Hundreds of people, as well as local businesses and teams came to support suicide prevention. The walk started at 9:30 a.m. in Prospers Windsong Ranch.

Prosper takes steps into ‘the light’

Lauren Clayton and Tess Gagliano
November 6, 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
The new-to-PISD table, located toward the front of the lunchroom, seats four students. On the table is a set of cards with questions that help new students get to know each other. I remember what it was like to be a new student with no friends to sit with at lunch, junior Sarah Goddard said. For the first quarter of my freshman year, I sat alone. It’s pretty easy to find the kids who have nobody to sit with — the ones on their phones, aren’t talking to others — and so I just sat with them. Going to a new school is hard for anybody.

Lunchroom table helps new students adjust to PHS

Lauren Clayton, Reporter
August 17, 2023
Counselors and administrators offer resource pamphlets dealing with substance abuse and other issues for students and parents who need them. The pamphlets can be found in the upper and lower house offices. Theres proactiveness from student groups with suicide awareness, officer White said. We want the halls littered with topics about vaping. It wont stop them, but itll be fresh in their minds.

School police officers, staff work to prevent use of illegal drugs – including fetanyl

Juliana Cruz
March 28, 2023
Decked out to follow the construction theme of Hope Week day two, teacher Renna Bersosa admires the dedication of her student, Veronica Fatiregun, who made her own construction hat from paper. The best most precious construction worker on campus today, Bersosa said in a tweet. No excuses for lack of school spirit, she made her own hard hat #suicidepreventionweek.

Column: Hope Week: What it really means and why it matters

Mithra Cama, Multimedia Director
September 9, 2022
In a graphic made by senior and executive design editor Soomin Chung, the Tip411 logo shows with Prospers key word. The attached article provides three ways to contact Tip411. If immediate help is needed, call 911.

News Brief: Tip411 offers ways to stay safe during after school hours, semester breaks

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
December 9, 2021
Standing in front of a Hope Squad banner, principal John Burdett and senior Caitlyn Kennedy pose for a picture. In the podcast series titled CK-1, Burdett and Kennedy talk about upcoming events and impactful initiatives the school is taking to include students and improve the community. Burdett and Kennedy plan on producing more podcasts over the school year, discussing important topics such as mental health awareness, inclusion and student-school relationships.

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

Staff and Alyssa Clark
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
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