In a recent meeting of the Prosper Independent School District, the board celebrated a significant achievement and recognized heroic actions that saved a life. The district proudly noted its distinction as the only school district among a list of top employers, emphasizing its commitment to public education and community engagement.

The highlight of the evening was a heartfelt acknowledgment of staff members who played a crucial role in saving the life of Coach Sacco, who suffered a heart attack during a workout session on September 4th. Coach Sacco expressed profound gratitude to his colleagues and first responders, detailing how their quick actions and training were instrumental in his survival. He credited them with performing CPR and ensuring he received timely medical attention, which ultimately led to a successful surgery.

The meeting featured a formal recognition ceremony where Coach Sacco presented medals and plaques to the staff members and firefighters from Frisco Fire Stations 5 and 9, who responded to the emergency. Cameron Waldo, a representative from the American Heart Association, also participated in the ceremony, highlighting the importance of CPR training and wellness programs in schools.

The event underscored the district's commitment to fostering a supportive community and the critical role of preparedness in emergency situations. As the meeting concluded, the board expressed its pride in the collective efforts that exemplify the district's family-oriented culture.