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“Together We Play”, “Don’t Stop Brushing”, and “Where I Go Often” by Coppell High School Advanced Placement two-dimensional design teacher Cameron Tiede is on display at the Coppell Arts Center. Curated by the Coppell Arts Council, the Coppell Independent School District Art Exhibition features artworks created by Coppell faculty members and will be on display until August 21.

Coppell Arts Center showcasing district faculty with curated art exhibition

Angelina Liu, Visual Media Editor • July 25, 2021

Coppell High School graduating class of 2021 participates in the traditional cap toss at Buddy Echols Field on May 28. CHS held its graduation ceremony at Buddy Echols Field on May 28. Photo by Angelina Liu

Seniors embracing future with goodbye to Coppell

Nandini Muresh and Angelina Liu • June 4, 2021

Opinions: Animal Farm is no more

Opinions: Animal Farm is no more

Joanne Kim, Sally Parampottil, and Angelina Liu • May 14, 2021

Every year, sophomores at Coppell High School have read and analyzed Animal Farm by George Orwell. However, this year, English II teachers have decided not to include it in the course curriculum. In...

Coppell High School seniors Anabelle Sigman and Eric Angyal, Ursuline Academy senior Pamela Arias and CHS seniors Maddie Strum and Ana Alvarez strike a pose in front of the photo booth at prom in the CHS Arena. Due to a decrease in COVID cases and increase in vaccinations, CHS seniors attended a senior prom photo shoot on May 1in the CHS arena.

Senior Prom Photoshoot

Tanvee Patil, Staff Photographer • May 14, 2021

Earthfest visitors study a seed and leaf display at the outdoor classroom in the Coppell Nature Park on Saturday. Coppell’s annual Earthfest featured several learning stations along the trails, as well as many opportunities to learn about the natural environment from its featured vendors. Photo by Olivia Cooper

Buzzing at Biodiversity Center for Earthfest

Olivia Cooper, Staff Photographer • April 30, 2021

Coppell residents Narisa and Nyra James play the xylophone in the music and movement area of the Biodiversity Education Center during EarthFest on Saturday. EarthFest is an annual family-friendly event hosted by the City of Coppell to provide a platform for environmental education.

EarthFest attracts Coppell’s environmentally conscious

Trisha Atluri, Advertising/Circulation Manager • April 28, 2021

Tulips bloom at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden on Sunday. The arboretum has a variety of events, such as Artscape, Summer of Sculpture and Cool Thursdays Concert Series.

Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden blooms as spring arrives

Camila Flores, Staff Photographer • April 22, 2021

The “Kuduo” by the Asante peoples is located in the Arts of Africa section of the Dallas Museum of Art on March 28. The DMA is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday.

Chris Schanck’s “Alley Vanity” highlights current exhibit Curbed Vanity

Camila Flores, Staff Photographer • April 22, 2021

Bluebonnets bloom at Lee Elementary School on Monday. Bluebonnets were chosen as the Texas state flower in 1901 and annually bloom throughout Texas from late March to early April.

Spring brings blossoms of bluebonnets flourishing throughout Coppell

Aliya Zakir, Staff Photographer • April 22, 2021

Horses greet bluebonnet tourists along the North Trail in Ennis on Sunday. Ennis hosts its annual bluebonnet festival from April 16-18, with several driving trails with bluebonnets in their peak.

Ennis offering scenic bluebonnet routes, handmade artisan crafts

Angelina Liu, Staff Photographer • April 21, 2021

Coppell High School 2020 graduate Angeli Smith protests the death of Daunte Wright at the intersection of Denton Tap Road and Sandy Lake Road during rush hour on Wednesday. Smith and her friends held signs at the intersection to educate passersby on Wright’s death and fighting racial injustice.

Smith organizes rush hour protest following death of Daunte Wright

Samantha Freeman, Executive Design Editor • April 20, 2021

The Bandan Koro African Drum & Dance Ensemble performs at Lewisville City Hall on Saturday at ColorPalooza. The event celebrated spring with art demonstrations, food trucks, local vendors, musical performances and interactive experiences.

Culture blooms at Lewisville’s ColorPalooza

Trisha Atluri, Advertising/Circulation Manager • April 19, 2021

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