Media – Coppell Student Media

Commitment form for third nine weeks is available today for those changing their commitments, due Dec. 9
Dec. 11 is an early dismissal day in CISD (Elementary: 12:30 p.m., Middle: 1 p.m., High: 1:40 p.m.)

COVID-19 induced changes brought to Coppell Farmers Market

Signs are placed around the Coppell Farmers Market to remind customers to follow COVID-19 guidelines while shopping on Saturday. The Coppell Farmers Market is open with COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines enacted every Saturday from 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

Tanvee Patil • November 20, 2020

Coppell residents gather to commemorate Veterans Day

The Coppell Police Department carries the United States and Texas flags at Rolling Oaks Memorial Center on Nov. 11. Coppell residents gathered at the memorial center to honor those who served in the armed forces on Veterans Day.

Angelina Liu, Staff Photographer • November 18, 2020

Local neighborhood gets in holiday spirit

Coppell’s Parkside neighborhood is illuminated with string lights around trees for the holiday season on Wednesday. Despite COVID-19 this holiday season, residents are keeping the holiday spirit alive.

Aliya Zakir, Staff Photographer • November 16, 2020

Coppell voters cast last minute votes on Election Day

Signs lead the way to polling stations at Riverchase Elementary School on Nov. 3. Election Day was the last day to cast a vote in the 2020 elections. Photo by Tanvee Patil

Tanvee Patil • November 13, 2020

Downtown businesses prep for possible post-election reactions

7-Eleven boards up its windows in Downtown Dallas in response to election results from Nov. 7. Due to the recent presidential election, cities have taken precautions to ensure the safety and protection of their businesses.

Sannidhi Arimanda • November 13, 2020

Cowboys fall to Marauders in 38-24 defeat

Coppell sophomore defensive back Matthew Williams tackles Marcus junior wide receiver Dallas Dudley on Friday at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys lost to the Marauders, 38-24.

Tracy Tran, Photo Assignment Editor • November 11, 2020

Dress up days boost school spirit

Coppell High School seniors Catherine Fuselier and Soleil Ramirez wear senior overalls to school for spirit day on Oct. 30. Last week, each day had a theme for Red Ribbon and Homecoming week.

Blanche Harris, Social Media Manager • November 6, 2020

Football takes homecoming victory over Plano West

Coppell junior wide receiver Dylan Nelson is pushed out of bounds in the fourth quarter by Plano West senior defensive back Matthew Thompson on Oct. 30 at Buddy Echols Field. Coppell defeated Plano West, 31-20, in its annual homecoming game.

Sally Parampottil, Executive Editor-in-Chief • November 6, 2020

COVID friendly drive-in safely displays theatrical arts

Coppell High School senior Lauren Myers guides cars into the CHS9 parking lot before the CHS theater-produced movie begins on Thursday. The Cowboy Theatre Company’s Terrifying Texas Tales drive-in movie was a safe way to have a performance during COVID-19.

Tanvee Patil • November 5, 2020

Annual homecoming pep rally films senior traditions

Coppell High School Lariette senior lieutenant Mia Freedman performs the Lariettes' traditional Wild Wild West dance in the 2020 virtual homecoming pep rally in the Coppell indoor facility on Oct. 27. The annual homecoming pep rally was moved online due to COVID-19.

Samantha Freeman, Executive Design Editor • November 5, 2020

Ginger Blazek conducts business with a home style twist

Grapevine baker Ginger Blazek’s kitchen is kept neatly organized so she can run her business on Sunday. Blazek, former Coppell bakery owner of Zen Zero, now runs Baked by Ginger from her home where she sells homemade treats and hosts online baking classes. Photo by Olivia Cooper

Olivia Cooper, Staff Photographer • November 4, 2020

KCBY taking sports to screens with livestreams

Coppell High School senior Parth Mahajan adjusts his camera for the KCBY-TV livestream of the homecoming football game against Plano West on Friday at Buddy Echols Field. This year, KCBY is livestreaming every home football game and volleyball match for people to watch from their homes.

Sally Parampottil, Executive Editor-in-Chief • November 4, 2020

Load more stories