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
Made in Canva, this graphic depicts the image of a brain with a heart inside of it, surrounded by the words Mental Health Awareness. This graphic is part of an ongoing series of stories related to mental health. Sharing the stories of staff and students of PHS working towards improving mental health can inspire others to do the same.

‘Suicide Prevention Month’ ends in September, but care continues throughout year

Lauren Clayton, Reporter
October 4, 2023

Girls lacrosse coach advocates for mental health

Isabel Multer, Sports Editor
September 28, 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
Broken glass fills this view of sophomore Kritika Kothas family car. Kothas sister took this picture as she hid in the vehicle, which had been shot at during the shooting at Allen Premium Outlets. The shooting occurred May 6. I didn’t scream or anything, she said. I was more frozen. I was sitting in the car, and I was terrified. I didn’t know what was going to happen.

Students share personal experiences from Allen mall shooting

Anisha Mandem, Reporter
May 24, 2023
With the start of a new podcast, sophomore hosts Erica Deutsch and Sofia Ayala bring awareness to bullying. This is something that seriously needs to be addressed and is a topic that I am super passionate about, along with other topics of mental health, Deutsch said. We hope to reach those who need it most.

Podcast: All In My Mind – Bullying

Sofia Ayala and Erica Deutsch
May 23, 2023
This final quarter of the year can be the most workload heavy for some. Major grades and studying for exams can cause many to become very overwhelmed. The graphic above shows the balance between homework and mental health which according to writer Erica Deutsch, is extremely important to establish during the most stressful portion of the year. Below are some tips to guide that balance.

Column: 5 steps to manage schoolwork, protect mental health

Erica Deutsch, Reporter
April 3, 2023
Standing at a table featuring the club, seniors Ava Anderson and Rachel Price show off stickers. The two are leaders of the club Smile Prosper. Smile Prosper provides a place where everyone feels safe, senior Ava Anderson said. Through each meeting and event, we establish dependable relationships with each other and have the security to express any repressed struggles or feelings. The stigma surrounding mental illness is so prominent in todays world, and our high school. Smile Prosper allows us to join in the fight to break down that stigma – one day and one person at a time.

Guest column: Mental health affects students

Rachel Price and Neena Sidhu
February 13, 2023
This picture of a Hope Tree ornament, taken by counselor Stephanie Clayton, displays the detail and affection put into every decoration. According to Clayton, this specific symbol of the season reflects the memory of a lost loved one, and joins one of the many made to hang on the Hope Tree. I have tons of different colors of ribbon, Clayton said. Students can select ribbons that represent different emotions that you feel when you think about that person. Some common emotions that people select include love, loneliness, anger, sadness, frustration, hope, encouragement, inspiration and peace.

Students honor loved ones via seasonal hope project

Lauren Clayton, Reporter
December 13, 2022
Lauren Clayton, a junior at Prosper High school stands in front of a Hope Squad banner. She advocates for mental health and suicide prevention by raising money and joining in the Prosper Out of Darkness walk. The Prosper Out of the Darkness walk will take place on the morning of Saturday, Nov. 5, in Windsong Ranch. Registration and T-shirt pickup will start at 8:30 in the morning, and the walk kick-off will start at 10 a.m. I will be joining hundreds of thousands of people across the country who are walking in the Out of the Darkness walks to prevent suicide and to support AFSPs mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide, Clayton said. Its a worthy cause, and one deserving of support from our community.

Suicide-prevention event: A personal invitation to ‘Out of the Darkness’ walk

Lauren Clayton, Reporter
November 4, 2022
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 digitally constructed image by senior graphic designer Caitlyn Richey, two hands holding a phone are pictured over a background with a hidden web of social platforms and icons. This is to represent that the true effects of social media and social platforms are often hidden at first and overlooked, but they are always there. Social media has the potential to have an incredibly positive impact, Richey said. But we must be aware of the extremely negative impact it can have if used unwisely.

Editorial: Improper use of social media harms society

Staff and Caitlyn Richey
March 1, 2022
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