![Suicide rates have risen among teens in the past decade. This issue has reached Coppell High School as more teens struggle with feelings of depression and hopelessness.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Munji_Suicidecommon_516_1-e1715970598688.jpg)
Breaking the silence: Depression prevalent among Coppell’s teens
Nyah Rama and Aliza Abidi
• May 17, 2024
![Fewer students at Coppell High School are driving to school, with one-third of the student population of Coppell High School riding the bus. This change in students’ means of transportation has had ramifications on students’ ability to participate in co-curricular activities.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Munji_Issue5BusCenterspreadFeatured.gif)
The route forward
Manasa Borra and Nrithya Mahesh
• April 1, 2024
![In a pool of 4,577 Coppell High School graduates from 2019 to 2022, 43 percent went to either Texas A&M, University of Texas at Austin or University of Texas at Dallas. Students mindsets have changed as the trend indicates seniors are leaning towards the same familiar college options.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Munji_Issue4CSpread-1-1200x800.png)
Make a selection
Sahasra Chakilam and Anvita Bondada
• February 8, 2024
![With more custom built houses and luxury apartments being developed, Coppell’s real estate prices have experienced a dramatic increase in recent years. As a result of the high housing rates, less young families are moving to Coppell and enrollment in Coppell ISD schools has dropped.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_0229-1200x800.jpg)
Priced out of the playground
Manasa Borra, Staff Designer
• December 11, 2023
![Lower attendance rates in Coppell ISD schools are negatively affecting district funding and students academic performance. CISD is in the midst of a 12-week attendance campaign to combat lower attendance rates.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/frontcoverphotobrightened-2-e1699040899446-1083x1200.jpg)
More than a headcount
Sahasra Chakilam and Aliza Abidi
• November 3, 2023
![House Bill 100 failed to be approved as lawmakers couldn’t reach a compromise on implementing school vouchers into Texas education. The implementation of school vouchers has been a widely debated topic in Texas over the past few years.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Munji_Issue1CSpreadCSM-01-1200x800.png)
To vouch or not to vouch?
Sri Achanta and Anushree De
• October 3, 2023
![The fentanyl crisis recently leaked into educational spaces. Coppell High School student resource officers are now training in the use of Narcan, a drug utilized to aid in opioid overdose, in order to protect students from fentanyl and other drug-related crises.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_9020-Large-900x600.jpeg)
The silent killer
Angelina Liu, Sri Achanta, and Manasa Mohan
• May 19, 2023
![On Feb. 13 the Coppell ISD Board of Trustees voted to approve the proposed bond package to be a referendum on the ballot for the May 6 election. The bond package totals $321.511 million and includes renovations to athletic facilities, the addition of fine arts buildings, lifecycle replacements of technology for students and staff and improvements to campus security.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_9804-900x600.jpg)
Building for tomorrow
Manasa Mohan and Sri Achanta
• March 31, 2023
![Over the last century, artificial intelligence has grown from simply being a topic in fiction storytelling to a rapidly expanding field that impacts many aspects of one’s life. Due to advancements in AI, including the introduction of ChatGPT in November 2022, there have been debates about its impact being positive or negative with regards to education, the workplace and more.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Yechangunja_AI_Featured_2_10_23.jpg)
Decrypting the future
Manasa Mohan, Executive Editorial Page Editor
• February 14, 2023
![For seniors, tuition is a large factor to consider when applying and committing to college. Student loans, scholarships and grants are all feasible ways students can pay for college.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/image2-3-900x600.jpg)
Breaking down college tuition
Manasa Mohan, Executive Editorial Page Editor
• January 20, 2023
![In 2021, Texas state representative Matt Krause drafted a list of potentially controversial books that he suggested be banned from libraries across the state, some of which are available to read in the Coppell High School library. Krause created this list as an auxiliary to House Bill 3979, which banned curriculum that discusses any topics of discomfort, including critical race theory.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Yechangunja_WeHaveTheRightToRead_Featured_12_15_22-1.jpg)
“We have the right to read”
Manasa Mohan, Angelina Liu, and Sri Achanta
• December 22, 2022
![Retaining teachers has been a difficulty that school districts across Texas have faced due to issues of low pay and high workload. Many wonder why money collected from property tax cannot be translated to higher pay for teachers, and the answer is Recapture.](https://coppellstudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Campbell_RecapturingThePassionForTeaching_Featured_10_11_22.jpg)
Recapturing the passion for teaching
Angelina Liu, Executive Editor-in-Chief
• October 11, 2022
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