A dedication to service was instilled in newly elected Mayor Wes Mays from a very young age. His father served on his hometown’s city council for nine years, and after graduating from Texas A&M...

On Saturday, Coppell ISD Place 6 trustee Tracy Fisher was re-elected to the CISD Board of Trustees with 2,320 votes. Place 6 candidates Sonal Tandale and Sam Wellington received 1,034 and 1,156 votes,...

On April 26, Coppell ISD Board of Trustees approved Kimberly Shuttlesworth as the district’s new band director. Shuttlesworth replaces Gerard Miller, now CISD’s coordinator of fine arts.  “I...

On April 22, the United States Senate passed a bipartisan COVID-19 hate crimes bill to enact protections for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.  The bill is a concrete step from the...

When Coppell High School Senior Binivaa Manandhar applied to Texas Woman’s University  in early October, she never dreamed that she would be selected out of 1,600 applicants to be the only recipient...

The red tarp resembling red carpet rolled out and covered the wooden floors of the Coppell High School Arena. The bright, fluorescent lights dimmed and flashing rainbow colors took their place. An art-deco...

As the school year comes to an end, seniors often look forward to traditions such as prom. Due to the risk of COVID-19, the typical packed dance cannot be executed for the class of 2021. However, Coppell...

On April 9 in Washington, D.C., Coppell High School 2009 graduate Jim Pagels died in a five-car chain reaction crash while cycling, leaving those who knew him devastated. Pagels was an urban economist,...

Tuesday evening, the Coppell City Council held a meeting to address the issues and concerns of the citizens of Coppell, such as the Dog Tethering Ordinance and the Obligation Refunding Bonds that needed...

Monday night’s Coppell ISD board meeting was centered around updates on Strategic Design, the 2021-2022 Budget Process and Enrollment Projections/Demographic’s Report, as well as renewed calls by Coppell...

Last Thursday afternoon, Coppell High School Principal Laura Springer sent parents and students of the senior class a concerned video message: more than 400 students are at risk of not graduating in May. Springer’s...

https://youtu.be/pS0mZ6qBKuI Many things have had to change within the last year and exams were no exception, including the Advanced Placement program (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) program.   For...