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The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

Wendy Le

Wendy Le, Executive Social Media Editor

Wendy Le is in her third year in The Sidekick as a senior and the executive social media editor. Throughout her time in this program, she’s found joy in doing things and going to places she never thought she would’ve: standing on the sidelines, in the back of the Black Box Theatre, political rallies, learning how to use Adobe, taking photos, making social media graphics and writing features. 

Le does have hobbies outside of D115. When she’s not scouring to get things edited or feeding The Sidekick social media accounts, she likes to brain rot on TikTok, craft new Pinterest boards, go thrifting and take photos on her digital camera. If you see her in person, she is likely to “meow” at you (unironically). 

You can contact her at [email protected] for any inquiries. 

All content by Wendy Le
CHS9 student Esha Polishetty hopes to engage community involvement on campus and hone her socialization skills. Polishetty was elected as one of six student council executive officers.

[Photo] Esha Polishetty

Anvita Bondada, CHS9 Editor
November 11, 2024
As the election approaches, many students find ways to be politically active. Coppell offers an environment which encourages students to think more openly about political issues. Photo by Wendy Le

[Photo] Finding our footing

Yug Talukdar, Assignment Editor
November 4, 2024

[Video] Making Covet Cookies with Philip Fordjour (video)

Wendy Le, Executive Social Media Editor
October 5, 2024
Jewels N Cotton owner Jennifer Ham finishes off a senior overall by outlining letters with puffy paint. Jewels N Cotton is a small Coppell business selling custom spirit wear.

The glue of senior year

Wendy Le, Executive Social Media Editor
October 4, 2024
Coppell ISD is facing budgetary issues in response to insufficient state funding. To generate revenue, the district has been encouraging community involvement through the proposition of the Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE) and discussions of school consolidations.

[Photo] Breaking the bank

Sahasra Chakilam, Executive News Editor
October 1, 2024

[Video] Meet the oldest home in Coppell (video)

Wendy Le, Executive Social Media Editor
September 9, 2024
The Kirkland House celebrated its 120th anniversary on Saturday to commemorate its longstanding history to Coppell. The event featured guests of Kirkland descendants, who reminisced on their experiences in the house.

120 years of Kirkland House

Wendy Le, Executive Social Media Editor
August 28, 2024
KCBY-TV is the student-run broadcast program at Coppell High School that has been producing shows since 1995. The KCBY-TV seniors reflect on how their time in the program has provided them with an outlet to explore their passions and make valuable memories.

[Photo] Dropping the mic:

Anushree De, Features Editor
May 17, 2024
Coppell junior Matthew Maldima broke Coppell High School’s 100-meter and 200-meter run record on April 12 at the 2024 5-6A/6-6A Area Championships, setting a new school record of 10.29 and 20.89. Maldima currently holds the second-best wind-legal time in the nation and advanced to state in the 4x100, 100-meter and 200-meter races.

Spikes on, new records set

Wendy Le, Podcast Producer
May 6, 2024
Coppell High School junior Sanjana Sreemushta as Jo March hands CHS senior Elise Howe as Marmee March a lock of the hair she cut for money while surrounded by CHS senior Olivia Willey as Meg March, New Tech High @ Coppell junior Lucy Martinson as Beth March, and NTH@C junior Ellie Reese as Amy March in the Coppell High School Auditorium on March 8. The Cowboy Theatre Company production of “Little Women'' goes through the lives of the four March sisters during the Civil War as they transition from girlhood to womanhood.

Little Women marches through sisterhood

Wendy Le, Podcast Producer
March 26, 2024
Bart Rogers plays bass to “You Kill Me” by Baboon in his Coppell home office. Rogers has been the bass player for Baboon since 2010, previously playing between 1991-1994.

Rogers rocking the punk

Wendy Le, Podcast Producer
March 22, 2024
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