Students that failed classes last semester will be getting a letter in the mail that requires them to come to school in person
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News
Capitol protests spark residents’ concerns about governmental legitimacy
Anjali Vishwanath, Staff Writer
A cross-country road trip from her hometown of Coppell, Texas took Angela Almeida to Washington D.C. on Jan. 6 - the day of the Capitol protest. “We were walking from Union Station...
COVID-19
The hand we were dealt
Sally Parampottil, Executive Editor-in-Chief
It was meant to be the best of times, it was warped into the worst of times, it was the age of social activism, it was the age of polarization, it was the epoch of pandemic, it...
Editorial
Editorial: Writing off COVID-19
Editorial Board
Since March, Coppell has been forced to limit daily life in order to protect its citizens and keep businesses alive, all in order to restore normality sooner rather than later. This...
Arts & Entertainment
Love of storytelling through generations influencing Zeff’s love of cinema
Neha Desaraju, Entertainment Editor
New Tech High @ Coppell senior Isabella Zeff has posters of old movies in her room. The styles contrast between decades—the 1930s-era posters look very black and white art deco,...

CHS9 December Teacher Spotlight nurtures individuality in students

Nanditha Nagavishnu, Staff Writer
January 20, 2021

CHS9 English I teacher and JV cheerleading coach Debra Sartin was announced as the December Teacher Spotlight. Teacher Spotlights are awarded every month and the recipient is nominated by fellow educators....