Boyer Elementary

Happy School Counselor's Week to the amazing Ms. Free! She lights up our school with her positive spirit and beautiful smile. She is always ready and willing to step in and help all of our students at Boyer Elementary. We are sure lucky to have her!

🌟Meet our Rising Stars of the Year! New to the profession, these 29 teachers represent the impact of strong mentorship and collaboration across each of our campuses. Their early success and growth as educators reflect a district dedicated to excellence and ensuring students are in great hands. We’re excited to see the difference they will continue to make for our students!

Mark your calendar for the Boyer PTO's Valentine Market and Bingo night! Vendor registration is open until tomorrow!

Students are in for a four-day weekend, with Friday, Feb. 13 set as a staff development day, and Monday, Feb. 16 is officially a school holiday—not a bad-weather makeup day.

What’s next?
☑️ Weather waivers will be presented to the Board of Trustees on Feb. 17
☑️ If approved, waivers will be submitted to TEA
☑️ If TEA approves, no additional makeup days or extra instructional minutes will be required

Updates will be shared following the Board meeting—stay tuned!

First Graders are working hard on their animal research projects! First step, find a good library book to research with!

The deadline to register for the STEM Fair is February 6th. Projects are due March 10.

Boyer first graders are 101 day smarter!

The Boyer Elementary Library along with sponsorship from the Boyer PTO hosted author Max Brailler for an author visit yesterday. Max Brailler is best known for his book series, The Last Kids on Earth, but he has also written 52 other books! Our students and teachers loved this opportunity to learn from this incredible author. Thank you to the Boyer PTO for helping create such great experiences for our students!

Six more weeks of winter? ❄️ No worries—our counselors bring the support and sunshine year-round. 🌟💬 Happy National School Counselors Week! Follow along as we celebrate and spotlight our amazing counselors throughout the week.

Please make sure your students are wearing the proper shoes the days the have PE. We want everyone to stay safe in our gym!

As we observe Black History Month this February, Prosper ISD reflects on and honors the history and lasting impact of Black individuals and communities. Together We Prosper through learning, reflection, and growth.

Talent Show interest forms are due tomorrow!

Congratulations to our Star Polishers for the second semester. Award winners are: Ms. Lamb (2nd), Mrs. Scott (4th), Ms. Harig (5th), Mrs. Conner (Resource Para), Mrs. Singh (Resource Para) and Coach Simich. Thank you to the Prosper Education Foundation for recognizing educators across the district.

5th Grade Parents - Incoming Reynolds Students Expo Night!
Due to the recent weather and school closures, our incoming 6th Grade Electives Expo was rescheduled for Tuesday, February 3rd from 5-6:30 p.m.
The 6th Grade Electives Expo Night on February 3rd will give your student the opportunity to:
Hear information about the 6th grade schedule and courses
Meet elective teachers and ask questions
Watch demonstrations
Shop for "Eagle Swag" (t-shirts, hoodies, etc.) provided by our PTO for the upcoming school year.
We hope to see you there!

This second grader looked up what book she wanted in our library's resource manager, Destiny and found it on the shelf all by herself! Way to good!

Congratulations to these third, fourth and fifth graders who completed the Bluebonnet Reading Challenge. These students read at least 5 books nominated for the Bluebonnet award and were able to vote the the winner. We had 3 students who read all 20 books! Way to go Boyer readers!

We have postponed Family Heritage Night. Information on the new date will be coming soon!

🌧️ Weather Update 5 for Prosper ISD Families

After assessing current conditions and reviewing weather forecasts, Prosper ISD will be closed on Wednesday, January 28. While our facilities teams have worked throughout the day to clear sidewalks, doorways, driveways, and parking lots across all campuses, freezing temperatures overnight could refreeze what has melted today.

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!