Even during a winter shutdown, the work continues behind the scenes! While schools and district offices are closed and we stay warm inside, our maintenance and custodial teams are braving the cold to care for our facilities. ❄️👏 It truly takes a village, and every staff member plays a vital role in creating safe, welcoming spaces for our students to learn and grow. We’re so grateful for this amazing team that shows excellence every day, in every way!

Boyer students got a "Hope Squad High Five" as they came to school this morning!

🌧️ Weather Update 1 for Prosper ISD Families

School will proceed as normal on Friday, Jan. 23. However, due to the potential for extreme weather beginning Friday evening, all after-school and weekend activities, fine arts, and athletic events and practices are canceled from Friday, Jan. 23, through Sunday, Jan. 25.

We will continue monitoring conditions closely with local meteorologists and emergency management and will share updates as we evaluate our status for Monday.

Stay warm and safe this weekend.

Max Brailler will be here this Monday! Don't forget to bring your book if you want him to sign it while he is here!

Family Heritage Night is one week away! We hope to see you at this fun family event!

Learning is always more fun with a partner. Third graders are reading argumentative text and defending points of view. Today they wrote about whether or not their point of view changed after reading a passage! Lots of fun learning happening!

Save the Date for the PTO Valentine Market and Bingo Night at Boyer Elementary!

We are looking for current third, fourth and fifth grade Boyer students who want to participate in out LIVE Talent Show this year! See the flier for more information.

Max Brailler will be at the Boyer Library next week! Make sure to bring your book to be signed!

Heads up, students and families! ‼️📢 Prosper ISD campuses will be closed Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We will see you back in school on Tuesday morning.

Family Heritage Night is 2 weeks away!

Boyer Elementary first and second graders got a treat toady when they had The Prosper Highschool's cast of "Into The Woods" as guest readers in the library. They got her hear a book and three songs preformed by these talented students. Thank you to The Prosper High School Theatre Department!

Fourth graders got to play a fun game of "Musical Books" and were so excited to find some new books to check out from the library!

Boyer first graders got greeted by Mrs. Sigmund playing her flute for music class. What a fun treat!

Boyer Third Graders got a very interesting lesson from a real life storm chaser to wrap up their weather unit! Thank you Boyer PTO for sponsoring this wonderful event!

It's an exciting day with you share your birthday with a classmate!

Student success starts with great teachers. 🌟We’re proud to celebrate our Campus Teachers of the Year. These educators bring our schools to life with a deep commitment to every learner. Their impact creates a culture of excellence, every day in every way.🍎👏

Second grade students first tapped into their creativity in STEAM by inventing a new ice cream company and a signature flavor, which they used to design custom containers. They then brought those concepts to life in Art, crafting colorful ice cream sundaes out of Model Magic that served as visual representations of their delicious creations. Great work teachers and students!

We are so excited about the event coming to the Boyer Library in a few weeks!

We can't wait for our “A World Within Our Walls” Heritage Night on January 29th from 5:30-6:30 pm. We would love to have many different states and countries represented. We will have displays, crafts, food, and music. We would love to have representation from many of our families so we can showcase our diverse and amazing cultures here at Boyer.
Please see the guidelines below.
Displays: Families will need to provide trifold or poster boards to display their state/country information. You can also include artifacts. Boyer will provide a table. You may want to bring a table cloth or whatever decor you would like to share. You can show some historical landmarks, events, food and entertainment that can be found in your state or country.
Crafts: Families will provide all materials needed for crafts. Please be sure to keep it simple for our younger learners to participate. Please plan enough materials for 200 people.
Food: Please display the ingredients for those with allergies. You may want to include a copy of the recipe! You will need to bring your own extension cord. We recommend bite-sized servings for 200 people.
If you have any questions, please email our ESL Specialist, Jamie Butterfield at jbutterfield@prosper-isd.net.