Adding to Walnut Grove High School’s incredible year, the Boys Soccer Team brings home the school's second team state championship of the year.

With an undefeated season in 2024–2025, this powerhouse team scored an impressive 102 goals and allowed just 12 — and made history as the first Prosper ISD boys soccer team to win a state title.

The team wrapped up the season with six 1st place finishes, nine top-3 finishes, six individual wins, and 16 top-five finishes. Along the way, the Wildcats were crowned District Champions, Regional Champions, and ultimately State Champions. Leading the charge, Grant Clapp secured a 3rd place individual finish to help clinch the title

Collin Alstrin

Grant Clapp

LT Harris

Jaxon Lawrenson

Austin Randall

Coach Sarah Fulfer

Coach Tyler Shaw

The dynamic duo of Blake and Matteo captured the State Championship title in Boys Doubles last week, capping off a perfect season. Not only did they go undefeated, but they also did not drop a single set all year – a remarkable feat in high school tennis.

They won 8 tournaments this season and brought home top honors both on and off the court. Both athletes earned academic accolades, with Blake receiving Texas High School Coaches Association Academic All-State Honorable Mention.

Blake Anderson

Matteo Mejia

Coach Coby Velez

Coach Marissa Latham

At the UIL Track & Field State Meet in Austin, three incredible athletes—one from each Prosper ISD high school—brought home medals and made history in the process!

• Nora was District, Area, Regional, and State Champion in the 800M. She shattered the school record with her winning time and will continue her athletic career on a full scholarship to Sam Houston State University this fall.

• Owen hit personal bests in both of his events and earned the prestigious title of 2024 U.S. Paralympics Track & Field High School All-American!

• Lauren made her mark by setting school records in both the long jump and triple jump, showing outstanding talent and determination.

Nora Ryan: Champion - 800M

Coach Jackie Crisp

Coach Delaey Alford

Owen Horsley: 2nd Place - 100M Wheelchair Division; 3rd Place - 400M Wheelchair Division

Coach Brian Smith

Lauren Carrothers: 2nd Place - Triple Jump, 3rd Place - Long Jump

Coach Terrenee Knight

Coach Darius Hart

• 🥇 State Champion Michael James (Trip) Breslin III: Champion - The Nobility Project; 2nd Place - Documentary
• Ruy Liao: 3rd Place - Traditional Animation
• Rocco Spampinato: 2nd Place - Traditional Animation
• Sponsor Michael Logan

These exceptional individuals have distinguished themselves not merely through academic excellence, but through their remarkable character, leadership abilities, and unwavering dedication throughout their educational journey with us. They represent the pinnacle of student achievement, having set extraordinary standards, served as inspirations to their fellow classmates, and rightfully earned their positions at the summit of their graduating classes.

Chloe Phillips - Prosper High School

Shaunak Thatte - Rock Hill High School

The CREST Award—Counselors Reinforcing Excellence for Students in Texas—honors schools with outstanding, comprehensive counseling programs that make a meaningful impact on students’ academic, career, and personal-social development.

Last year, one Prosper ISD campus earned this prestigious recognition. This year we celebrated two campuses that have achieved this distinguished honor.

Bryce Dunnington: Counselor, Lilyana Elementary

Brooke Stenson: Counselor, Windsong Ranch Elementary (Two-time CREST award recipient)

Each year, the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards recognize and reward exceptional public school professionals across Texas—honoring their dedication, commitment, and the extraordinary impact they make in their schools and communities.

This year, we are proud to announce that Prosper ISD received the award for Large School District as part of the 2025 H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards—a prestigious recognition of the incredible work happening across our district.

9. B. The administration will provide a report on Bond 2019/Bond 2023 construction projects

9. C. The administration will provide a report on new Prosper ISD Strategic Priorities developed collaboratively with students, teachers, staff, parents, and community members of Prosper ISD

Our 2025-2030 strategic plan was developed through an inclusive process involving over 400 stakeholders, including staff, students, parents, and community members. Through surveys and listening circles, we identified four core priorities that will guide our district's future:

Together We Champion

We support every student on their journey to excellence by addressing individual needs in our fast-growing district. With our exceptional teachers and staff, we commit to transforming each student's dreams into success while fostering kindness and good character.

Together We Cultivate

We create meaningful connections across our growing community. Recognizing that our students' success depends on the strength of their community support, we proactively integrate new families and staff members into our culture of excellence.

Together We Empower

We embrace our mission of ensuring all learners are learning at all levels. This applies to students, staff members, parents, and community members alike. We develop our people to lead and inspire, viewing our growth as an opportunity rather than a challenge. We prioritize employee well-being to retain our talented educators while recruiting new staff to meet our expanding needs.

Together We Prosper

We unite in a shared purpose while honoring each individual's uniqueness. We actively involve families in their children's education, with parents leading campus tours across our growing number of schools. We celebrate both our longtime families and newcomers as we work together toward prosperity for all.

These four values—Champion, Cultivate, Empower, and Prosper—form the foundation of our strategic vision and will guide all our efforts through 2030.

On May 13, the Board canvassed the May 3, 2025 election returns and certified that incumbents Jorden Dial, Kelly Cavender, and Garrett Linker won their respective places.

For Place 1, Jorden Dial was re-elected to his second term on the Board.

For Place 3, Kelly Cavender was re-elected to his third term on the Board.

For Place 6, Garrett Linker was re-elected to his second term on the Board.

All three were sworn in on May 19, 2025.

After closed session, the Board approved a new slate of officers:

President Bill Beavers

Vice President Dena Dixon

Secretary Tommy Van Wolfe

16. B. Consideration and possible action regarding Board reorganization and election of officers

A consent agenda shall include items of a routine and/or recurring nature grouped together under one action item. For each item listed as part of a consent agenda, the Board shall be furnished with background material.

The Board approved the Consent Agenda as presented.

There were two speakers during public comment.

May 22: Early Release/Last Day of School - High School Campuses

- Prosper High School Graduation, 7 pm

May 23: Early Release/Last Day of School - Middle and Elementary Campuses

- Rock Hill High School Graduation, 9 am

- Walnut Grove High School Graduation, 7 pm

May 26: Memorial Day - Campus and District Offices Closed

June 16: School Board Meeting, 7 pm

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From left, David Webb, Kelly Cavender, Garrett Linker, Tommy Van Wolfe, Vice President Dena Dixon, Secretary Jorden Dial, and President Bill Beavers.