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Minori Kunte and Emmalee Jittasupo
May 16, 2025
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High school can be stressful and students sometimes feel overwhelmed. The Sidekick staff writer Prathi Tamara Sathish Kumar thinks that thoughtful research and the right resources can help students to realize their full potential. Graphic by Prathi Tamara Sathish Kumar
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Coppell midfielder Summer Chen chases down the ball in the Class 6A Division I Region I semifinals en route to a 4-1 victory over Keller on March 28. The Cowgirls play Lake Travis in the Class 6A Region I State Championship at Birkelbach Field in Georgetown on Saturday at 4 p.m. Photo by Kayla Nguyen
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An exercise routine can vary from person to person. The Sidekick staff photographer Rachel Chio believes that building an exercise routine can help maintain a healthy physical and mental well-being.
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Working alone can boost creativity, increase productivity and decrease chances of being distracted. The Sidekick staff writer Priyadharshan Selbaraj Prabakaran thinks working alone can be more beneficial than working with a group of people.
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Though group studying may seem distracting, there are many advantages to it. The Sidekick staff writer Darsh Thakur thinks group studying promotes active learning and is more efficient than studying alone.
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As temperatures continue to rise, Coppell residents face new challenges in staying safe and active during the summer. The rising heat has also led to record-breaking temperatures, intense weather, strained infrastructure and growing health concerns across the state. Graphic by Manasa Borra
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Booths line up at the Wellness Festival and Fire Truck Pull to promote businesses that contribute to the well-being of residents. The Wellness Festival and Fire Truck Pull took place at Coppell YMCA on May 3 to promote the wellness of Coppell residents.
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Coppell Middle School North seventh grader Cindy Park dumps a bucket of cold water on her head to participate in The University of South Carolina Ice Bucket Challenge, which aims to address mental health awareness. Through social media, the viral trend circulated to Coppell, sparking initiative in enhancing others’ well-being. (Photo by Katie Park)
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Coppell High School seniors toss their caps at the graduation ceremony on Friday at Buddy Echols Field. The Class of 2025 graduation ceremony featured more than 900 students. Photo by Rachel Chio
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Coppell High School seniors Caiden Baldwin and Lily Qiu are given the Being There Award on Tuesday in CHS Arena. The Senior Awards Ceremony invites seniors annually to celebrate their excellence during the school year by CHS staff and faculty. Photo by Rachel Chio
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Senior Sean Pompey dances as a crowd of onlookers form a circle, with some joining in with various moves and flips. Coppell High School prom took place from 8 p.m. to midnight on May 3 at Dallas Market Center.
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Coppell High School senior Krishiv Anand hugs his mother, Puja Anand, in the CHS Arena on Wednesday. Student Council hosted the fourth annual senior pinning ceremony to honor the influential people present in a senior’s life. Photo by Sohalia Reddy
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Coppell High School Principal Laura Springer and National Honor Society senior president Varsha Vijay hand out a certificate to sophomore Neev Chickermane in the CHS Auditorium on April 17. NHS held its spring induction ceremony for CHS students.
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About the Contributors
Minori Kunte
Minori Kunte, Art Editor/Cartoonist
Minori Kunte is a senior and the art editor and staff cartoonist for The Sidekick.  She originally joined The Sidekick to grow in her writing skills, but throughout her three years in the program she has found a love for design. Outside of the newsroom, she spends her time singing for Coppell Choir in both Madrigals and A Capella. In her free time, she enjoys painting scenic locations and making vlogs of her vacations for herself and her family to watch. Her favorite movie to rewatch is The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. She enjoys watching Anne With An E and The 100, while snacking on Brookside Acai Dark Chocolate and Skinny Pop. She feels inspired when looking at art made by Anna-Laura Sullivan and Bob Ross. You can contact Minori at [email protected] or on Instagram (@minorikunte). 
Emmalee Jittasupo
Emmalee Jittasupo, Staff Writer
Emmalee Jittasupo is a junior and a second-year member of The Sidekick. She finds enjoyment in taking photos and writing stories. During her free time, she enjoys listening to music, baking and playing the piano. You can contact Emmalee at [email protected]