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Class of 2027 'illuminates' future plans at Senior Sunrise
Class of 2027 ‘illuminates’ future plans at Senior Sunrise
Johnathan Tristan and Kate Duncan • August 12, 2026
Sketching at a desk, Sapphire Vasquez works on a portrait. Sapphire Vasquez is a substitute teacher for art. "I've enjoyed (the different art) a lot because everybody has a different style, everybody wants different materials," Vasquez said. "They are creating things that they love on top of the things that they probably don't enjoy as much."
Students receive maximum points at VASE art competition
Agnipravo Ghosh, Reporter • May 20, 2026
Made in Canva, the design depicts how the new yearbooks are on the way, and almost ready to be given out to students. The Eagle Yearbook staff worked on the book throughout the whole year. "We sort them into boxes alphabetically," senior Isabella Rodriguez said. "So when someone comes up to the table in the arena foyer, we can just go and find the book super easily."
News Brief: Yearbook distribution days approach
Alexander Gutierrez, Graphic Designer • May 13, 2026
Holding a fire hose to act as a ribbon, Assistant Fire Chief Shaw Eft, Fire Chief Stuart Blasingame, Mayor David Bristol and Town Manager Mario Canizares prepare to officially launch Fire Station 4. The department opened its doors to the public on April 28 at 3 p.m. "If there's a lightning strike, we can get an engine to that site location quicker," Bristol said. "Chief Blasingame is manning the station with a fire engine paramedic crew, so on that engine, it can handle any paramedic need as well as fighting a fire."
A spark for safety
Kate Duncan, Feature Editor • May 6, 2026
Lifestyles
As the sun begins to fade into the horizon, junior Elise Leavitt takes in the view above the clouds. Haleakalā is located on one of the many Hawaiian islands, Maui. Over 10,023 feet above sea level, the summit holds a view that can’t be found anywhere else on the island.
Newspaper staff shares summer moments
Kate Duncan, Michelle Ayala, Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, Palak Agarwalla, Grace Suzuki, Ava Ray, Johnathan Tristan, Henry Sutherland, Tejas Konka, Adin Hardin, Polly Greaves, Elise Leavitt, Noah Boyce, Mimi Chikelu, Ethan Chatelain, Jaxon Dallas, Adriana Benavente, and Emory Washington • August 13, 2026
Looking ahead, assistant Jimmy Frideley takes a break from his work as he contemplates his next job, which means leaving Prosper High for the Richland High campus. Frideley has been an AP for the past three years and at PHS for six. He taught social studies and special education before becoming an assistant principal.
Assistant principal focuses career on student advocacy
Palak Agarwalla and Kate Duncan • May 20, 2026
Huddled in their newest outfits, fashion design students prepare to go on stage. Pictured in the photo are student Jaiden Correia, Carolina Reyes, Cora Roberts, Khloe Koan, Lyn Lee, Gabby Jones, Brittanie Green, Samantha Owusu and Giana Ventura. The fashion show took place on April 13 at Walnut Grove high school. “Our fashion show is inspired by flowers,” Green said. “My dress is like a big flower. The bottom (is) the pink petals of a flower. I (felt) prepared, but starting this project and working through it and being done with it on time (was) really hard.”
Petals on the runway
Kamila Hrabar, Graphic Designer • May 1, 2026
Standing in form, senior Olivia Crooks prepares to hit her target. "I think getting out of my head really improved my score," Crooks said. "Once you start competing with only yourself, you really improve your time."
Archers aim arrows toward national competition
Emily Logan, Graphic Designer • April 17, 2026
Eagle Brief
The Prosper High School campus is pictured before the schedule walk on Aug. 5. The event lasted until 6:30 p.m. Students had the opportunity to win Minga points by playing games with student ambassadors.
Eagle Brief: Aug. 11 – 15
Kate Duncan, Editor-in-Chief • August 11, 2026
Holding a microphone, Head Tennis Coach Curtis Martin praises his tennis players at their banquet. The event took place Apr. 29 from 6-9 p.m. Both JV and Varsity teams were recognized by their coaches, peers and families.
Eagle Brief: May 18 – 23
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor • May 18, 2026
Wearing her Prosper volleyball jersey during media day, senior Giuliana Campobasso represents the team at Prosper High School. Campobasso has played volleyball since eighth grade and continued the sport throughout high school. She plans to attend cosmetology school and specialize in hair after graduation.
Sports
Approaching a hurdle during competition, senior Bella Younglove races down the track at the Dan Christie Relays. The meet took place on the home track at Prosper High School. Younglove competed in the hurdles event during the track and field event.
Standing in form, senior Olivia Crooks prepares to hit her target. "I think getting out of my head really improved my score," Crooks said. "Once you start competing with only yourself, you really improve your time."
Made in Canva by Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina a variety of objects representing soccer can be seen. A few of those include a goalie saving the ball, a person dribbling, and a trophy in the corner. The event will take place on June 11 2026.
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Entertainment
Through a graphic designed in Pixlr by sophomore Ethan Chatelain, the minimalistic style of the fourteenth episode of the second season of The Sound Spectrum is presented. For this episode, hosts Chatelain and Victoria Byers review and discuss Thundercat’s latest album, “Distracted” Overall, the album was rated an eight on the “Sound Spectrum” scale.
The graphic design includes a background photo from Coachella used from Wikimedia by user Raph_PH (license: CC by 2.0). Experience the magic of Coachella at the Empire Polo Club, Indio, CA. "I liked the lineup," sophomore Jazmine Aliu said. "It was pretty good, I wanted to see Bieber, Jennie and Sabrina's set. It was good for the main ones. I got severe FOMO."
Podcast
Through a graphic designed in Pixlr by sophomore Ethan Chatelain, the minimalistic style of the fourteenth episode of the second season of The Sound Spectrum is presented. For this episode, hosts Chatelain and Victoria Byers review and discuss Thundercat’s latest album, “Distracted” Overall, the album was rated an eight on the “Sound Spectrum” scale.
The Sound Spectrum Season 2, Ep. 14 – ‘Distracted’
Victoria Byers and Ethan Chatelain • May 15, 2026

In the fourteenth episode of season two of "The Sound Spectrum,” hosts senior Victoria Byers and sophomore Ethan Chatelain share their perspectives on American musician, singer, record producer, songwriter...

A day in the life of an Eagle: Why Prosper?
A day in the life of an Eagle: Why Prosper?
Elise Leavitt and Michelle Ayala • May 13, 2026

Sophomores Michelle Ayala and Elise Leavitt host senior Landon Byrom on the second episode of "A Day In The Life Of An Eagle." On this episode, Byrom dives into depth on how his high school experience...

Updated by sophomore Polly Greaves through canva, the infographic lists this episode's book. The four part saga paranormal romance is a New York Times Bestseller. "I've read good romance books," sophomore Heather Davis said, "but this was not one of them."
The Story Guide – Season 2 Ep. 3 ‘Hush, Hush’
Polly Greaves and Heather Davis • May 5, 2026

In the third segment and last episode this year of The Story Guide: Crosstown Book Reviews, co-hosts and sophomores Heather Davis and Polly Greaves discuss their likes and dislikes of the paranormal romance...

Opinion
Put together in Canva, the collage of photos presents the frozen treats that junior Michelle Ayala and senior Kate Duncan taste-tested from local frozen treat spots. Their favorite frozen treat was the Cake Batter Frozen Yogurt from Menchie’s. “We had a lot of fun trying different treats together," Ayala said. "And making the most of our last few days of summer before school starts."
Review: Searching for the best frozen treats in Prosper
Michelle Ayala and Kate Duncan • August 19, 2026

Living in Texas, we know how the heat can become unbearable during the summer -- especially when trying to have as much fun as possible as the...

The photos display aspects of senior Trisha Panicker's life, from journalism to debate to spending time with her friends. Panicker will be double majoring in politics and journalism in college. "I want to continue the work I was doing in Prosper, from covering locals to reporting on community events and traditions," Panicker said. "The joy and purpose that this gives me will hopefully motivate my future endeavors during my time in university."
Senior Column: How journalism changed my life
Trisha Panicker, Editor-in-Chief • May 20, 2026

For a great portion of my life, I was lacking direction. Sure, I got decently good grades in my classes and I was in a few extracurriculars,...

Sketching at a desk, Sapphire Vasquez works on a portrait. Sapphire Vasquez is a substitute teacher for art. "I've enjoyed (the different art) a lot because everybody has a different style, everybody wants different materials," Vasquez said. "They are creating things that they love on top of the things that they probably don't enjoy as much."
Students receive maximum points at VASE art competition
Agnipravo Ghosh, Reporter • May 20, 2026

At the VASE state art competition, our team received the highest score of four, with several competitors even receiving scholarships. Congratulations...

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