Together We Prosper
April 14, 2026
Together We Prosper • Vol. 1 • Edition 30 • April 14, 2026
⭐ Hope Walk Brings Prosper ISD Community Together
This year's walk drew a large and enthusiastic crowd — from elementary-aged children to high schoolers — all united by a shared commitment to spreading hope. Participants receive yellow bandanas as they make their way through the event, enjoying activities like cornhole and celebrating alongside one another in a festive, uplifting atmosphere.
The Hope Walk reflects the heart of the Prosper ISD community: showing up for one another and making sure every student knows they are not alone.
Important Chromebook Information
Device Information for the Summer — Grades 7-8
As part of updates to Prosper ISD's device program this summer, all current 6th-, 7th-, and 8th-grade students will need to return their Chromebooks and chargers before the end of the school year.
Please keep the following in mind:
All students must return their Chromebook and charger at the end of the year.
Students withdrawing from the district must return their device by the last day of school.
Current 8th graders will receive a new device at their high school campus next fall — please do not bring your existing Chromebook to high school.
Device Information for the Summer — Grades 9–11
Good news: current 9th, 10th, and 11th-grade students will keep their Chromebook over the summer. Please have your student take their device and charger home and bring both back when school resumes in August.
The one exception: students withdrawing from the district must return their Chromebook and charger by the last day of school.
Device Return Required — Current 12th-Grade Students
As your student wraps up their final year, please make sure they return their Chromebook and charger before leaving for the summer.
Questions? Contact us at technologyhomehelp@prosper-isd.net. Thank you for partnering with us!
Summer Original Credit Program
Prosper ISD is launching an exciting new virtual program for Prosper ISD students currently in grades 8–11 (for the 25-26 school year). Students have the opportunity to earn an original credit — getting ahead on their academic journey. The program is fully virtual, offering students the flexibility to learn from anywhere, with teachers available for in-person support, if needed.
😋 This Week! Stock the Shelves at the PISD Food Drive
Each year, Prosper ISD gives back to the community for those families in need through a district-wide food drive. This service opportunity provides resources for Grace Bridge and Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors to replenish their food banks.
Please check your campus newsletter for your campus donation list.
📆 Mark Your Calendar
National School Library Month
- April 13-17 Food Drive
- April 20-28 Early Voting
- April 20 Board Meeting
- April 22 Administrative Assistants & Professionals Day
- April 28 School Bus Driver Appreciation Day
⚡ Get Plugged In
Student Engagement is all about helping students try new things, make friends, and get involved—whether it’s through clubs, fine arts, athletics, or academic competitions. Stay connected and get plugged in!
Who Can Help?
Technology Assistance - technologyhomehelp@prosper-isd.net
Enrollment, Registration, Skyward Assistance - Campus Registrars
Immunizations and Health Assistance - your campus nurse or pisdhealthservices@prosper-isd.net
Bus/Transportation Assistance - pisdbus@prosper-isd.net
- Child Nutrition (My School Bucks, food limitations) - child-nutrition@prosper-isd.net