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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Wearing a cross country shirt under his overalls, senior Max Miller is introduced as a spirit leader at Meet the Eagles. Miller made it to UIL State Cross Country Championships for the third year as a Varsity Elite athlete. He also is a pianist and Spanish Honor Society vice president.

Cross Country State-qualifier Max Miller finds success from small steps

Kaya Miller and Riley McConnell
November 10, 2023
At the forefront of the choir room, junior Neil Katta works on a student council assignment. He is the class president for the junior class. Katta participates in football, HOSA and choir . I get to be at the forefront of everything, Katta said. Its really cool to be involved with the school.

Junior class president reflects on leadership

Erica Deutsch, Feature Editor
August 23, 2023
As the camera focuses in on them, senior twins Keeley and Kylar Dailey spend time together at the Senior Sunrise event. They said they are both excited to hang out with friends this year and enjoy the senior activities. The sun rose at around 6:45 a.m. on Aug. 8.

Seniors come together at Sunrise for annual tradition

Erica Deutsch and Sofia Ayala
August 10, 2023
Posing for a photo are seniors Matthew Davidson, Landon Bownds, Ali Brandt, Brian Thomason, S.P. Webb and Michael Beals. They prepare to bring school spirit to the students at the football game. We help set up a student section whether it is you know, banners in the front row or little streamers all on the bleachers, Davidson said. (We) get there at 4:45 and then start hyping up the crowd, bringing the energy to football players (and) doing all that.

‘Dream team’ comes together through school spirit

Erica Deutsch, Reporter
February 24, 2023
Huddling together, the group of spirit leaders cheer after being announced. Spirit leaders are Sarah Peyton Webb, Alison Brandt, Matthew Davidson, Landon Bownds and Bryan Thomason. They are all seniors.

Student council president shares his future aspirations

Sofia Ayala, Feature Editor
September 12, 2022
Posing for a group photo, senior Natalie Fahim captures the first memory of senior year. The senior sunrise was moved to the day before school this year rather than the day of. Seniors met at the baseball field at 6:35 a.m.

Seniors kick off the school year at sunrise

Sofia Ayala and Kaya Miller
August 12, 2022
In a graphic made using Canva, a white voters box with the school logo stands against a dark green background. Students could vote for their class officers on Thursday, April 21. Results of the election were announced on Friday, April 22, on the intercom before sixth period.

News Brief: New class officers elected, look toward next school year

Rusty Joe Gonzales, Co-Social Media Director
April 28, 2022
At their booth, the National Art Honor Society paints Relay for Life participants faces. Relay for Life was held Friday, April 22. The event raised money for cancer patients.

News Brief: Relay for Life raises money for cancer patients

Gabriella Winans, Julia Soomin Chung, and Michael Ramirez
April 26, 2022
Using icons from Flaticon and graphics from Canva, flowers, luminarias and the American Cancer Society logo is shown. Prospers Relay for Life will take place on Friday. The event will run from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

News Brief: Relay for Life to bring celebration, charity

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
April 20, 2022
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
Creating advertisement for the upcoming student council elections, sophomore Gianna Galante draws on a poster board. Galante is running for junior class president. Voting will be held Wednesday, April 28.

Student council officer candidates prepare for election

Alyssa Clark, Social Media Director
April 27, 2021
As her ceramics class learns to fire Raku clay, junior Paige Schultz watches the kiln fire up. The process of Raku firing requires the specific clay to be heated at 1,830 degrees Fahrenheit. It was so interesting to fire this clay, Schultz said. Its cool to watch it being fired because with normal clay that goes into the kiln, you dont see it happening.

Eagle Brief: Nov. 30-Dec. 4

Grace Williamson, Editor-in-Chief
November 30, 2020
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