Happy School Principals' Day to the incredible leaders at the helm of every Prosper ISD campus! 🏫💛 Our principals show up every single day with heart, and everything that makes our schools great starts with their leadership. Thank you for all that you do — we are so grateful for each and every one of you!

Is your child heading to kindergarten this fall? 🎒 Camp Prosper: Get Ready! is a hands-on summer camp designed specifically for incoming kindergarteners to build confidence, practice essential skills, and feel prepared for their first day of school. Sessions are available at Boyer Elementary all three weeks of summer camp — June 1-4, June 8-11, and June 15-18 — with morning and afternoon options available. Just pick one session that works for your family. Spots are limited, so don't wait. 🔗 Sign up here: bit.ly/summercamps-all

⚠️ Due to expected weather conditions, tomorrow morning's Unstoppable Athletes event has been canceled. Thank you for your understanding.

⚠️ Due to the possibility of severe weather this afternoon and evening, Prosper ISD is canceling all evening activities, including fine arts events and non-playoff athletic competitions. Playoff games will proceed as planned. If your child is affected, expect communication from their campus or coach. Stay safe, Prosper. 🌧️

Here is the Calhoun Ranger Report! Have a fantastic weekend! https://app.smore.com/n/7dzny

Happy National Administrative Professionals Day!🗄️ From campus front offices to district departments, our administrative professionals are the steady force keeping everything on track behind the scenes. Thank you for your support and dedication!

Here is the Ranger Report! Have a wonderful weekend! https://app.smore.com/n/ze90t

Today's 🌟Calhoun Class Connection🌟 is Ms. Robinson's class. Their BeeHive dramatic play center connects directly to our insect unit as students pretend to be beekeepers. As they “collect honey” and care for the hive, they are strengthening fine motor skills, building language through play, and practicing cooperation with their peers. At the honey stand, students use early math skills, including counting how many bees can fit in the hive, while also developing social skills like taking turns and communicating with others. We have also extended this learning into our building center, where students create their own “bee hives,” encouraging creativity and problem-solving through hands-on play.

Today's 🌟Calhoun Class Connection🌟is Ms. Schoppe's class. These little entomologists have been BUSY! During our insect unit we have been exploring the tiny world around us in BIG ways. Through hands-on activities, students are learning to identify different insects, understand their body parts, and discover how they live and help our environment. We are building important skills like counting, sorting, and recognizing beginning sounds while encouraging curiosity and creativity. It’s been so fun watching these little learners think, explore, and grow.

Today's 🌟Calhoun Class Connection🌟is Ms. Stout's class. Their class has been busy learning all about the butterfly life cycle 🐛🦋 They got to experience it up close with live caterpillars—watching them eat and grow, form their chrysalis, and finally emerge as beautiful butterflies! The best part was releasing them and watching them fly away to begin the cycle all over again. Such a magical, hands-on learning experience for our little learners 💛

Here is the Calhoun Ranger Report for next week. We look forward to seeing everyone on Thursday for Culture Night! https://app.smore.com/n/eyf60t

📢📚 Returning student registration for the 2026–2027 school year is now open! 🎉 Complete your registration today and get ready for another fantastic year in Prosper ISD. Visit the following link to secure your spot: https://prosperproud.net/returningstudent

💛 Hope Walk 2026 is this Saturday, April 11, at Children’s Health Stadium from 9-11 AM! 🌟Join Hope Squads from across our district as we raise awareness for mental health and celebrate the well-being of every student and community member. Swipe to view parking maps and walking routes.

Today's 🌟Calhoun Class Connection🌟is Mrs. Perry's class. They have been strengthening their fine motor skills by practicing pre-writing strokes in their fine motor journals, helping to build the control and coordination needed for future writing. In our sensory center, they explored insects through hands-on play, sparking curiosity and expanding their vocabulary as they observed and described what they discovered. To extend their learning, students worked together to build insect habitats, encouraging creativity, problem-solving, and a deeper understanding of how living things grow and thrive in their environments.

Here is the Ranger Report for next week. We hope our Calhoun families enjoy the long weekend and we will see everyone on Tuesday! https://app.smore.com/n/t6kx8

Today's 🌟Calhoun Class Connection🌟is Ms. Amanda's class. They became animal experts, adopting pets in the dramatic play center and practicing social skills like taking turns, caring for others, and using language to communicate their needs. In the construction center, they worked together to design and build animal habitats, using problem-solving, teamwork, and creativity to match each animal to its home. To wrap up the unit, students presented their informational animal posters using the GLAD strategy, building confidence as they spoke, listened, and taught others about what they learned.

Four-day weekend ahead! 🙌 All campuses and district offices will be closed Friday, April 3 - Monday, April 6. Enjoy the long weekend, Prosper ISD! We will see you when we get back next Tuesday.

Today we celebrate our incredible paraprofessionals! 💙 These individuals play a vital role in our schools—supporting student learning, assisting teachers, and helping create positive and productive learning environments. Their dedication and care help students succeed every day. Thank you for the important work you do for Prosper ISD!

Today's 🌟Calhoun Class Connection🌟 is Mrs. Moreno's class. They used animal counters to compare numbers and decide which were greater than, less than, or equal to each other. Students practiced building numbers, writing them on their whiteboards, and explaining their thinking. We worked as a whole group, with partners, and in small groups, using lots of math talk to justify our answers and help each other think through tricky comparisons. There was so much great math thinking, collaboration, and number sense happening today.