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K-12 students recognized by Dr. Ferguson

Zachary Hamilton, Reporter
May 21, 2025

Students who have been a student in Prosper ISD from kindergarten to their senior year were individually recognized by Superintendent Dr. Holly Ferguson and were given a cord and a certificate of recognition this Monday.

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Recognized students show their certificate of recognition and stand in front of the school building.
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