Upcoming Events
  • Coppell High School hosts Senior Sunrise at 6 a.m. on Wednesday at Buddy Echols Field.
  • Friday is CISD Night at the Ballpark: Texas Rangers vs. Cincinnati Reds game at Globe Life Field in Arlington at 7 p.m.
  • Coppell High School 2024 senior prom is at Dallas Market Center from 8 p.m.-12 a.m. on Saturday
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Coppell Student Media

The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

New Tech High @ Coppell sophomore Jacob Sanders teaches Town Center Elementary School fifth grader Xavier Wick how to proportion mannequin figures for art. Each Thursday, New Tech High business students lead a service called SPARK, providing fifth to eighth graders the opportunity to learn a variety of topics.
SPARK lighting up new affordable enrichment opportunities
Yug Talukdar, Staff Writer • April 26, 2024

Six months ago, business students at New Tech High @ Coppell would have been in class taking notes and completing projects to learn about business.  Now,...

Got You Covered is a series from The Sidekick detailing events involving Coppell High School and Coppell ISD happening this week. It will be posted every Monday for the remainder of the 2023-24 school year.
Got You Covered: 4/22-4/28
Sahasra Chakilam, News Editor • April 22, 2024
Coppell Junior pitcher Kayla Shannon pitches against the Plano Wildcats on Friday at Coppell ISD Baseball/Softball Complex. The Cowgirls defeated the Wildcats, 9-8.
Cowgirls rally to scratch out exciting win to conclude season
Neha Nathwani, Staff Writer • April 23, 2024

In the bottom of the fourth inning, Coppell Softball team marks the beginning of its comeback, with sophomore Cecillia Borque first base and...

Field trips can be a great way to get students excited about content inside the classroom by showing them their usages outside the classroom. The Sidekick staff writer Anvita Bondada explains how going to D Magazine on a Sidekick field trip made her even more passionate about journalism, and how field trips in other classes can be beneficial as well.
The trip is worth the time
Anvita Bondada, Staff Writer • April 25, 2024

“When would I ever see this in the real world?”  This is a question that pervades the minds of many high school students. And they can...

Multilingualism is a valuable skill of cultural appreciation. The Sidekick staff writer Katie Park shares the difficulties of learning multiple languages and the challenges in attempting to become multilingual. Photo illustration by Katie Park
The struggles of multilingualism
Katie Park, Staff writer • April 23, 2024
Out of the core academic subjects, high schoolers tend to brush off social studies classes, not understanding how a lack of knowledge in this subject could harm them in the future. The Sidekick staff writer Yug Talukdar thinks learning social studies is essential for students’ understanding of the world around them.
Stop sleeping on social studies
Yug Talukdar, Staff Writer • April 8, 2024
A wall of oil paintings by George Ceffalio are for sale at the Main Street Arts Festival in Fort Worth on Friday. The festival, which was attended by Coppell High School AP art students on a two-part field trip, hosts artists and art lovers from across the United States.
Arts flourish in Fort Worth with festival
Noor Fatima, Staff designer • April 25, 2024

Coppell High School sophomore Kaitlyn Tapia qualified for the Tournament of Champions, held this month at the University of Kentucky. Tapia has been involved in competitive debate for the past seven years.
Tapia tallying trail of debate accolades (with video)
Minori Kunte, Staff Cartoonist • April 23, 2024

From Santa Clara to Coppell, Coppell High School sophomore Kaitlyn Tapia has had a passion for debate since fourth grade.  While residing...

CHS9 AP Computer Science Principles teacher Seneca Hart converses with freshman Joyce Tao. Hart is a strong advocate for women in STEM, and is the instructional manager of nonprofit organization Girls Who Code.
Hart eclipses gender barriers in computer science
Anvita Bondada, Staff Writer • April 25, 2024

At Blanchard High School in Oklahoma, there were two computer science teachers, one male, one female. To CHS9 AP Computer Science Principles...

Botany flowers?
Botany flowers?
Minori Kunte, Staff Cartoonist • April 26, 2024
Current Issue – Volume 35
The Talk: The Faces Headed for Space
The Talk: The Faces Headed for Space
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