Chase Wofford, The Sidekick adviser
• February 24, 2022
Deadlines make a newsroom. And news makes a newspaper.
Put them together and you get quite the adrenaline rush. When a Coppell football player scores a touchdown under the Buddy Echols Field lights,...
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News Editor
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Excitement characterized the reaction of multiple teachers when asked about any family recipes they would like to share. Right off the bat, they recalled memories of where...
The Sidekick is the official student newspaper for Coppell High School. Its purpose is to inform, entertain and provide an educational resource for its readers. This newspaper is a public forum for student...
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Staff Writer
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Editor's note:
Due to a lack of registered participants, Saturday’s Sidekick Strides for Life 5K and Fun Run at Andy Brown Park East will be rescheduled for a date later in the school year.
Payments...
By Tanner McCord
Staff Writer
Last night, the annual Sidekick Newspaper banquet was held Hilton Garden Inn. Students were honored for numerous awards, some winning multiple. Mr. Wofford was also honored...
Mary Whitfill
Features Editor
As the newspaper wraps up another year of deadlines, ink and breaking news, seniors of The Sidekick look tentatively ahead at what promises to be a bright future. Be...
Ellen Cameron
Staff Writer
My career as a high school journalist is being flushed down the toilet.
Like, literally, my work from this year, that I worked hard to procrastinate on, was flushed down...
