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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Paddle in hand, math teacher Thomas Gomez reaches for a high-five after a ping pong match against Christopher "Max" Miller. Gomez, who began playing ping pong at an early age, founded the Prosper High School Ping Pong Club in 2015. The club provides many students with the opportunity to make new friends, develop their skills in the sport and have an after school activity to look forward to each week.

Math and Motion

Caitlyn Richey, Graphic Designer
February 2, 2022
Arms spread wide, Superintendent Holly Ferguson prepares to congratulate a student in the rain as they walk across the stage at the class of 2021 graduation ceremony, which took place in the district's Children's Health Stadium. Ferguson recently entered her second year as Prosper ISD's superintendent. Ferguson filled the position after the superintendent of 18 years, Drew Watkins chose to retire.

Superintendent reflects on career, shares love for community

Christi Norris, Executive Editor and Chief Operating Officer and Editor of Multimedia
September 7, 2021
While socially distancing on the Boyer Elementary playground, members of the "Ready Set Teach" gather before students arrive. "Ready Set Teach" students have multiple opportunities to volunteer at "Kids Camps" throughout the year. "'Kids Camps' are one of the most challenging and rewarding situations that I have ever been in," junior Alivia Didonato said. "It is chaotic yet enjoyable." Junior Rowan Abrams, senior Emma Debons, senior Ashley Warren, senior Kendall James, junior Morgan Reese, senior Rylee Withers, junior Londyn Ogletree, senior Amari Granados, senior Christy Escobar, senior Claire Vance, senior Aiden Nuzzi, senior Julia Camilleri, senior Hannah Shields and senior Ally Schnagl joined this preparation time.

‘Ready Set Teach’ program creates education career opportunities for students

Morgan Reese and Christy Escobar
February 2, 2021
English I teacher Megan Nguyen poses with her cat, Lily, around the holiday season. While Nguyen volunteers as a crisis counselor, Lily serves as an emotional support animal. Lily is also instagram famous; follow her @lily.fat.cat!

Teacher turns crisis counselor, brings support to students

Maddie Moats, Reporter
September 6, 2019
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