Graphic celebrating Coppell High School National Merit Scholarship Program honorees. The image features the Coppell High School Cowboys logo and the National Merit Scholarship Program logo alongside 15 student headshots arranged in three rows. Names displayed beneath the portraits are Rishi Adhikary, Ankit Arun, Tanush Gandikota, Ayaan Haque, Emily Herreid, Hannah Hill, Sandhya Karthick, Harish Karthikeyan, Jarvis Li, Amelia Menezes, Pranaesh Muthu, Landon Nguyen, Hamsini Nutulapati, Adam Paulsen, Sivaank Pothukoochi, and Srivanth Rudrangi. The graphic has a light gray background with the student names shown in red text.

Sixteen CHS Class of 2026 graduates have been awarded National Merit College-Sponsored Scholarships, recognizing their outstanding academic achievement and future potential. The scholarships, sponsored by colleges and universities, range from $500 to $2,000 annually and are renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study at the sponsoring institution. The recipients are:


  • Rishi Adhikary — Texas A&M University: Biology

  • Ankit Arun — Texas A&M University: Business

  • Tanush Gandikota — The University of Texas at Dallas: Neuroscience

  • Ayaan Haque — Southern Methodist University: Law

  • Emily Herreid — Texas A&M University: Engineering

  • Hannah Hill — Texas A&M University: Biomedicine

  • Sandhya Karthick — Texas A&M University: Law

  • Harish Karthikeyan — The University of Texas at Dallas: Neuroscience

  • Jarvis Li — Texas A&M University: Aerospace Engineering

  • Amelia Menezes — Texas A&M University: Aerospace Engineering

  • Pranaesh Muthu — University of Florida: Medicine

  • Landon Nguyen — Texas A&M University: Aerospace Engineering

  • Hamsini Nutulapati — Texas A&M University: Computer Engineering

  • Adam Paulsen — Brigham Young University: Dentistry

  • Sivaank Pothukoochi — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Medicine

  • Srivanth Rudrangi — Texas A&M University: Healthcare


Congratulations to these outstanding graduates as they continue their academic journeys at colleges and universities across the country.