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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As graduation approaches, senior Sofia Ayala looks back on the moments throughout her time at Prosper High School. Ayala was in Prosper ISD for 11 years. "I'm so grateful to have been part of the newspaper program as well as other organizations at Prosper," Ayala said. "I'm going to miss my adviser, Mrs. Roskens, but I'm also excited for the next chapter of my life."
In a photo collage, Chief Executive Officer senior Jake Radcliffe reminisces on his time in high school. He will attend the University of Alabama in the fall and plans to major in mathematics. In the attached senior column, Radcliffe gives advice to students.
Giving a final farewell in her senior column, Erica Deutsch looks back on the impactful moments in her high school career. Deutsch served as the Multimedia Editor-in-Chief this year. She will attend Texas A&M in the fall.
Celebrating their graduation, seniors Nora Ryan and Ava Garretson wave at their families and friends in the bleachers. Ryan plans to attend Sam Houston State University and major in health sciences. She is most proud of being the 2025 UIL state champion in the 800-meter event in track and field.
Lifestyles
Tossing her stick up in the air, senior Savanna Westwick plays a part of her solo. Savanna plans to attend TCU in the fall. Savanna was the center snare for three years in the Mighty Eagle Band.
The heartbeat that moves the band
Victoria Byers, Social Media Diretor
Posing, senior, designer and model Jade Hotard showcases one of her designs as she walks down the runway. At the fashion show, designers were able to create three pieces that matched the theme of fantasy. “It's based off of the Black Swan from the ballet Swan Lake,” Hotard said. “It came to me in a dream, and I was like, I need to make this dress.”
Behind the curtain
Kate Duncan and Elizabeth Cohorn • May 9, 2025
As she prepares the final lesson plans for the day, English I teacher Lanie Colquitt gets organized at her desk. She arranges her materials in a stack and reviews the schedule for her day. The classroom is quiet giving her a brief moment to focus before class starts at 8:45 a.m.
English teacher pursues journalism passion at Richland High School as new adviser
Michelle Ayala, Reporter • May 8, 2025
Arm extended, junior Simone Mishuris competes at an annual ballroom contest. She's been dancing for 12 years. “Ballroom is its own category of the way you're disciplined to train, and the intensity levels are so much different because now that I feel like I joined this drill team and I'm comparing it to what I do now,” Mishuris said. “There's a huge difference in techniques, discipline, and intensity.”
Waltzing through the ballroom world
Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief • May 1, 2025
As he walks through the LGI, Head Defensive Coordinator Chase Petersen works on the Do Your Job program at PHS. Petersen had made his way up from coaching at Reynolds Middle School to Being a part of the head coaching at Prosper High School. "I've been coaching at prosper for a while now." Petersen said. "I think its my 11th or 12th year here."
Coming full circle
Max Allen, Reporter • April 29, 2025
News
These bills are part of a larger effort that Texas and other states have undertaken over the past few years to mitigate the harmful effects of social media, and would prohibit people under the age of 18 to have a social media account, and have popular websites and apps to require age verification. "It's more about learning how to use social media in a healthy way." Student Support Counselor Stephanie Clayton said. "Most of us could probably use better boundaries with our screen time." Graphic made by Ethan Chatelain in Canva.
Texas House Bill 186 passes to restrict students online; next heads to senate
Ethan Chatelain and Victoria Byers • May 20, 2025
As seniors prepare for the end of their high school careers, students need to finalize paperwork, and testing before they can receive their diplomas. Senior week kicks off with the senior lock in on May 16. Graduation will take place on May 22 at PISD's Children's Health Stadium at 7 p.m.
News Brief: Senior Week
Eli Deutsch • May 7, 2025
Preparing to sew, junior Brittanie Green threads the needle through the sewing machine. For her collection, she created a phoenix, mermaid, and fairy look to follow the fashion show's theme of fantasy. "I'm excited," Green said. "I'm excited to see my model just walk down the runway."
Sewn to perfection
Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter • April 30, 2025
With prom right around the corner, Student Council and students get ready for an unforgettable prom event at the Marriot. The theme this year is "A Night on the Bayou" inspired by Disney movie Princess and the Frog. Prom is set to be Saturday, May 3.
News Brief: Prom
Gracie Patterson and Victoria Byers • April 24, 2025
Eagle Brief
Standing for the photo, senior Erica Deutsch poses in her senior jeans. This was taken on May 12th. "I am a little bit sad to graduate because I will be leaving friends and teachers," Deutsch said, "but I'm also excited to move on to the next chapter at Texas A&M. Gig 'em!"
Eagle Brief: May 12 – 16
Eli Deutsch, Reporter • May 12, 2025

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Arms wrapped around each other (from left to right), seniors Addison Johnson and Ava Goodwill, sophomore Kensie Albrecht, and junior Georgia Wimberly look ahead after their events. They competed at state on Feb. 21-22. "It was so exciting to compete at state with my relay and I felt very accomplished after our races," Goodwill said. "It was amazing to be able to celebrate our success together after breaking the school records again."
Sports
As junior Aryaan Zaveri holds the plaque, listed from left to right, coach Ryan Salinas, Sophomore Wyatt Hatcher. and juniors Jax Nielson, Davis Cioletti, and Yunjae Park wrap their arms around each other's shoulders. Their regional meet is on April 16-17. "We lost a little ground on the back nine," Ryan Salinas said, "but we played the last five holes very, very solid and could not be more proud of the boys and of our competitiveness."
As senior Kendall Simms holds the girls golf team's first place district plaque, senior Sophia Duque, sophomore London Pearson, Principal Nick Jones, sophomore Tatum Churchman and junior Erica Lee come together. The team will compete at the Golf Regionals Tournament April 14-17. "It was a very intense day," golf coach Tyler Pearson said. "The girls handled the emotions and pressure unbelievably well."
Glove on hand, junior Avery Bunner warms up for the Prosper Softball game on Mar. 3 against Rock Hill High School. The Lady Eagles defeated the Blue Hawks 9-5. This game was Officials Appreciation Night at Prosper High School.
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The Hope Walk event was held Saturday, March 29. The event aimed to spread positivity and support suicide prevention. The event began at 9 a.m. and ended at 11 a.m.
Opinion
Anisha Mandem has been on staff for four years. She started as a reporter, was then editorial section editor and assistant editor, and is currently the Eagle Nation Times editor-in-chief. She will be attending The University of Texas at Austin next year as a neuroscience major. She plans to continue writing as a journalist on The Daily Texan.
In a Canva graphic, Isabel Multer displays her favorite memories of her senior year. Multer will be attending the University of Texas at Austin in the fall. "The highlight of my senior year was getting closer with so many friends I've made over the years," Multer said. "I will miss Prosper so much and won't forget the memories it's given me."
As he looks forward to the next chapter, senior Zane Rarey has played lacrosse since fourth grade. He played lacrosse for Prosper since eighth grade. “I liked playing lacrosse in Texas more than anywhere else,” Rarey said. “The memories I’ve made here have been some of the best in my life.” .
Beaming with pride, senior Daniel Brown celebrates a milestone moment at home, holding his 2025 tassel as a symbol of achievement and new beginnings. Brown joined Eagle Nation Online his senior year when he moved to Texas. "That smile opened doors it for me," Brown said. "It sparked conversations, built friendships, and made people feel comfortable enough to talk to me about things they didn’t always share with others."
Podcast
This graphic was made in Canva by Polly Greaves, and updated by Heather Davis. It is for the last episode of the year of their podcast on 'The Loop' by Ben Oliver. "One of the reasons why I like this book was because of the plot line," Davis said. "While... AI taking over humanity is kind of overused, they incorporated it in the book... to show like, basically what would happen if AI did."
The Story Guide – Ep. 7 ‘The Loop’
Heather Davis and Polly Greaves • May 16, 2025
This is the final part of the miniseries hosted by Will Ligon and Milo Wentz. These students will rate the "Skylanders" soundtrack. This is the fifth and final episode of Season 3 for Memory Space.
Memory Space Series Finale : ‘Skylanders’ Music, Part 3
Will Ligon, Podcast Director • May 15, 2025

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