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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
STUCO announces 2026-2027 class officers
STUCO announces 2026-2027 class officers
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor • April 28, 2026
As the rain pours down, the water flows down from the dirt to the grass. The storm passed over Prosper High School on April 21 throughout the school day. The rain is expected to last until 3 p.m. on April 21.
A strong twist in the weather
Alexander Gutierrez, Graphic Designer • April 24, 2026
Lifestyles
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
Smiling at the camera, seniors Adithri Raghuram and Riti Patel hold boxes filled with peppermints, coloring books toys to distribute to students later. Supplying Smiles has reached over 20 states and their schools. "We chose to address educational inequity through these means as school materials are accessible, meaning with fundraised money, we can easily purchase them," Raghuram said. "I love watching people’s faces light up and seeing that our impact makes a difference."
2 seniors ‘supply smiles’ through school supplies
Trisha Panicker, Editor-in-Chief • April 14, 2026
Focused, the yearbook team works on their pages to help complete the book on Mar. 11. There are 11 people on the yearbook team. "As far as what students can expect from distribution, they can expect something similar to last year," Potter said. "They will head to a designated location during their lunch and tell a staffer their last name, sign for the book and then enjoy."
Video package: Yearbook team prepares for distribution day
Alexander Gutierrez, Graphic Designer • April 1, 2026
Finishing up their performance at the WGI Tulsa Regional Championship on March 8 in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, the winter guard looks out to the audience. After being named a finalist of the competition, the group officially advanced to the NTCA State Championship Finals. "Being a finalist for competitions is such an amazing feeling," Junior Lieutenant Ria Seera said. "It is amazing to hear that people love watching your show once and would like to see it again. It really makes you feel proud of all the hours and dedication that goes into the program."
‘Heart’ of the band
Kate Duncan, Feature Editor • March 31, 2026
Eagle Brief
Jumping over a hurdle, junior Riley Kincade focuses on the track. Kincade's primary position is contributing to the 100m High Hurdles team. Members of the Track & Field team competed at the UIL 6A Region 1 Championship from May 1-2 at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Eagle Brief: May 4 – 8
Elise Leavitt and Michelle Ayala • May 4, 2026
Walking stage right for "Spread a Little Sunshine," Nicole Wolf Gonzalez sings to the audience. On Friday, April 24, Prosper Theatre had their second show for the musical "Pippin." The department had two other shows on April 22 and April 25.
Eagle Brief: April 27 – May 2
Kate Duncan, Feature Editor • April 27, 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

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Sports
The Prosper wrestling team competed in a recent meet with several members posting wins. Seniors Jaelyn Skelley, Lexie Rems, Tayla Skelley, Maddie Rutledge, and junior Sadie Hunter participated, coached by Mathies Long and Kevin Dibble. The team continues to prepare for upcoming matches this season.
Standing in a group, the Prosper Leady Eagles powerlifting team gathers in the PHS arena. Six lifters medaled at the event, with Dani Espinosa and Ayden Holman qualifying for the state meet. The team finished fifth overall and will return to compete at the state meet later this season.
Huddling together before a mini game, freshmen Connor Chastain, Mason Yoo-Tritt and sophomore Andrew Hoye converse with the youth participants. All three are members of the JV baseball team. "I think the event went really well, it was a good turnout, and I think the kids had a good time and that's what it's all about," Cooper Duncan, junior, JV baseball team member said. "I'm most excited to get going, being around my teammates and having a good season."
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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.
A day in the life of an Eagle: Why Prosper?
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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...

Through a graphic designed in Pixlr by sophomore Ethan Chatelain, the traditional style of the thirteenth episode of the second season of The Sound Spectrum is presented. For this episode, hosts Chatelain, Victoria Byers, and special guest Emily Logan, reviewed and discussed Mitski’s latest album, “Nothing's About to Happen to Me” Overall, the album was rated 6 on the “Sound Spectrum” scale.
The Sound Spectrum Season 2, Ep. 13 – ‘Nothing’s About to Happen to Me’
Victoria Byers, Ethan Chatelain, and Emily Logan • April 30, 2026

In the thirteenth episode of season two of the "Sound Spectrum", hosts senior Victoria Byers, sophomore Ethan Chatelain and guest senior Emily Logan share their perspectives on American singer and songwriter...

Opinion
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...

In a collage of photos, senior Aarushi Rana showcases her highschool memories. Rana has been on the newspaper team for two years. "Journalism has my heart," Rana said. "I have made some of my best memories in this room."
Senior Column: How I found my passion
Aarushi Rana, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief • May 19, 2026

The Prosper High School newsroom lies in the very corner of the math hallway, away from the eyes of most students. In that corner is where I...

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