Tune into YouTube each week to #CatchupWithHunt as he shares stories from across the district. This week you can catch Dr. Hunt at the National Signing Day event at CHS on Feb. 5 with student-athletes Kennedy Paul, Brodie Scoggins, Jordan Clig and student athletic trainer Blake Caviness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6Mb-n2YgjY
3 days ago, Coppell ISD
The CHS Academic Decathlon team had a strong showing at the recent Regional Competition at Hebron High School, earning an impressive 6th place overall. The team has qualified for the State Championship to be held at University of Texas San Antonio Feb. 28-March 2 and is currently ranked 20th in Texas. A special congratulations to Raihaan Girish for placing 1st overall in the Varsity division and Harshvardhan Vinoth Kumar for placing 2nd overall in the Honors division. Team members Sai Kasiraman, Samerah Adams, Vasudev Mitra, Anvay Vyas, Tokhir Umarov, and Shaurya Shrivastava all contributed to this fantastic achievement. A big thank you to teacher adviser Tim Dixon for his dedication and support in guiding the team. Great job, CHS AcDec!
4 days ago, Coppell ISD
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Coppell High School Cheer made school history this past weekend at the National Cheer Association (NCA) Nationals Competition, with both competition teams bringing home National Champion titles. This marks the first time in CHS history that two teams have won national titles at the same time. Both of the team’s hard work, perseverance and dedication paid off as they overcame obstacles and pushed through intense competition to earn this prestigious victory. These athletes have demonstrated incredible commitment — not just in the gym, but also in the classroom and throughout the Coppell community. A huge cheer of congratulations to the teams, Head Coach Lindsey Bates and the entire Coppell Cheer program for this incredible achievement!
6 days ago, Coppell ISD
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On Jan. 21, more than 100 CISD high school students gathered at Coppell High School to participate in the University of Texas at Dallas Hackathon Workshop, part of an exciting series aimed at fostering technology, design and innovation skills among learners. This workshop “Hackathon 101 + UI/UX Principles with Figma” introduced students to the fundamentals of hackathons, creative brainstorming techniques and the basics of user interface and experience design using Figma, a top design tool. With more than 1,400 students enrolled in high school computer science courses across CISD, this event highlights the district’s commitment to preparing students for careers in technology through its Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. The workshop provided an excellent foundation for participants to gear up for the upcoming NTHS Hack at UTD on March 8-9. Kudos to these future innovators for taking a big step in exploring tech-driven problem-solving.
7 days ago, Coppell ISD
CHS senior Neha Keshavan is the 2024 Congressional App Challenge winner for Texas’ 33rd District for her innovative app, FoodSpotter. On Jan. 30, US Congressman Marc Veasey officially recognized Neha, as well as the contribution of her brother, Nitin Keshavan, who is in eighth grade at CMS West, during a special presentation at CHS, awarding them both Certificates of Achievement. As part of her win, Neha’s app will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol Building, featured on House.gov and showcased on the Congressional App Challenge website for a year. Neha has also earned an invitation to the #HouseofCode event in April 2025, where she will visit the U.S. Capitol and be honored alongside other top student app developers.
7 days ago, Coppell ISD
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it! The Sidekick, Coppell High School’s student newspaper, has been named a Crown Award Finalist by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Under the leadership of adviser Chase Wofford, the talented staff behind The Sidekick and coppellstudentmedia.com will receive either a Gold or Silver Crown Award during a special presentation at Columbia University in New York City on March 21. This prestigious honor is a true “headline” moment for the team, recognizing their dedication to journalistic excellence. Congratulations to the entire Sidekick staff — keep making the news! The Sidekick/coppellstudentmedia.com is part of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Communications Program of Study.
12 days ago, Coppell ISD
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DECA students from Coppell High School, CHS9, and New Tech High @ Coppell showcased their business expertise at the District 11 DECA Career Development Conference on Jan. 14 at the Irving Convention Center. With over 2,100 competitors — double the previous year due to the addition of Ellis and Kaufman counties — CISD students stood out, earning impressive results. A total of 207 Coppell High School students, 24 CHS9 students, and 50 New Tech students advanced to the State DECA Competition, scheduled for March 6-8 at the Dallas Anatole Hotel. Additionally, CHS junior Driti Gajjela was elected District 11 DECA President, marking the fourth consecutive year a CHS DECA student has held this prestigious position. Congratulations to all qualifiers and their advisers! Read the full story and see the list of qualifiers here. DECA chapters at CHS9, CHS and New Tech High @ Coppell are student business Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) that students can choose to participate in as part of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Business, Marketing and Finance program of study.
12 days ago, Coppell ISD
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It’s a picture-perfect honor for CHS9 student Sahana Sudhir, who is taught by art teacher Elsa Reynolds, and CHS sophomore Lasya Pillamari, who is taught by Michelle Hauske, both have had their artwork selected for the state’s Youth Art Month. Sudhir and Pillamari will have their artwork showcased at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin throughout March.
14 days ago, Coppell ISD
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CHS junior Pranav Raju has been named the recipient of the 2024 Youth in Action for Human Rights Award by Human Rights Educators USA. Recognized for his advocacy for affordable healthcare, particularly for individuals living with Type 1 Diabetes, Raju’s efforts have spanned local, national, and international stages. Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes himself, Raju has worked tirelessly to alleviate the financial burden faced by individuals requiring insulin. From testifying before Congress as a Children’s Congress delegate to lobbying for legislation that caps insulin prices and renews funding for critical diabetes research, his impact has been transformative. Locally, Raju mentors newly diagnosed patients and their families at children’s hospitals, sharing his story and providing resources. His work has not only raised awareness but also directly influenced policy changes to ensure access to life-saving medications. His recognition includes a $500 award, and he was honored at HRE USA’s national Human Rights Day Celebration on Dec. 10.
about 2 months ago, Coppell ISD
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CISD hosted Signing Day on Dec. 4 recognizing the remarkable achievements of 12 high school athletes committing to compete at the collegiate level. These students have demonstrated extraordinary dedication, discipline, and talent, earning their place among the less than seven percent of athletes who advance to college sports. Congratulations to the following student-athletes for their commitments: Seth Carethers — Football at Wake Forest Tucker Cusano — Football at Texas State University Edward Griffin — Football at Baylor University Harry Hassmann — Football at Arizona State University Blake Isbell — Football at Texas State University Matthew Maldima — Track & Field at Texas A&M University Tatum Montgomery — Girls Soccer at McMurry University Monica Morales-Martinez — Soccer at Washington University in St. Louis Titus Roberson — Football at the University of Tulsa Weston Polk — Football at Kansas State University Landry Sherrer — Basketball at United States Military Academy at West Point Mallory Sherrer — Girls Cross Country/Track & Field at Lehigh University
about 2 months ago, Coppell ISD
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Congratulations to the Coppell High School Eco Club, which has been awarded a 24-25 Texas Recycles Day Grant in the amount of $5,000. Thanks to generous funding from Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages, an Arca-Continental company, this grant is part of a $60,000 fund shared among eight communities across Texas. This grant will help the club to establish an outdoor recycling program at CHS. The CHS Eco Club is led by science teachers Jodie Deinhammer and Sarah Grover. #MyHomeIsCISD
2 months ago, Coppell ISD
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On Nov. 16, CHS and CHS9 students proudly represented CISD at the Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE) Area Conference held at Dallas Baptist University. Under the guidance of advisers Raneta Ansley, Amber Fragosa Deck and Marcia Moore, students competed in various education-related events, showcasing their talent and passion for teaching. Congratulations to the following students who qualified for the TAFE State Conference, Teach Tomorrow Summit, to be held in February in Galveston: CHS students Zachary Brooks, Erin Donovan, Hannah Godina, Rachel Goodman, Alyssa Gray, Nathalie Petit and Suzana Waly and CHS9 student Eesha Jogdand. Their hard work and achievements exemplify the excellence and dedication of future educators in our district. We are so proud of all who participated and wish our state qualifiers the best of luck as they advance. #MyHomeIsCISD
2 months ago, Coppell ISD
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Last week, acclaimed author and illustrator Nathan Hale visited Coppell High School, CISD middle schools, and Lakeside Elementary, captivating students with his engaging sessions that brought history to life. Hale, known for his Eisner-nominated and New York Times bestselling graphic novel series Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales, shared his passion for American history through storytelling and illustration. Students at CMS East, CMS West, CMS North, CHS, and Lakeside Elementary were inspired by his creative approach to history, which combines humor and vivid imagery to make the past exciting and relatable. Special thanks to our Parent and Teacher Organizations (PTOs) for partnering with the district to bring Nathan Hale here for this memorable experience for our students.
2 months ago, Coppell ISD
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Coppell ISD will host a College Information Night in Spanish on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 6 p.m. in the Coppell High School Lecture Hall. This event offers valuable information for Spanish-speaking families about college preparation, applications, and financial aid. For questions or more information, please contact Stacy McGill at smcgill@coppellisd.com. CISD Organiza Noche de Información Universitaria en Español el 5 de diciembre Coppell ISD organizará una Noche de Información Universitaria en Español el martes, 5 de diciembre, a las 6 p.m. en el Salón de Conferencias de Coppell High School. Este evento brindará información valiosa para familias hispanohablantes sobre la preparación para la universidad, aplicaciones y ayuda financiera. Para preguntas o más información, comuníquese con Stacy McGill en smcgill@coppellisd.com.
2 months ago, Coppell ISD
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CISD celebrated National Signing Day on Nov. 13 at the CHS Arena, honoring high school student-athletes who have earned the opportunity to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. These students represent the dedication and hard work required to be among the less than seven percent who advance to college sports. Congratulations to the following athletes: Annie Chang – Swim at Amherst College Summer Chen – Girls Soccer at Gonzaga University Harumi Hayakawa-Negrete – Soccer at Brookhaven College Ethan Macken – Basketball at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Reagan Roberson – Girls Soccer at Dallas Baptist University Paige Slater – Girls Soccer at St. Mary's University
3 months ago, Coppell ISD
CHS sophomore Maya Easterwood blazed her way to an impressive 3rd place finish in the Class 6A Girls 5K race at the Texas UIL Cross Country State Championships held last week. Competing in Round Rock, Easterwood crossed the finish line in a swift 17 minutes, 36.80 seconds, securing her place among the top elite runners in the state. Her strong finish is a testament to her hard work, determination and dedication that has set a pace for the future of CISD cross country.
3 months ago, Coppell ISD
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CISD is thrilled to share the note-worthy success of our students at the recent 9th/10th Grade Honor Choir competition, held Oct. 29 at Euless Junior High School. Under the leadership of Choir Directors Bona Coogle, Aaron Coronado and Katherine Conkovich, these talented singers truly raised the bar, showcasing their hard work and dedication in every performance. An impressive 35 singers — about a quarter of our entire choir — earned chairs in the prestigious Honor Choir.
3 months ago, Coppell ISD
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We aria thrilled to share some fantastic news from the CISD High School Choir Program, where our singers hit all the right notes at the recent region auditions. CISD had the most students earning a chair in both the Region Mixed Choir and the Region District Choir, as our talented vocalists continue to showcase their range and dedication. In addition, 20 singers are advancing to Pre-Area, along with two alternates. Bravo and Brava to these amazing singers and our high school Choir Directors Bona Coogle, Aaron Coronado and Katherine Conkovich. #MyHomeIsCISD
3 months ago, Coppell ISD
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Check out this Carter in the Classroom story that aired on NBC 5 on Oct. 25 featuring the Robotics program at Coppell High School. CHS began the new Robotics and Automation Technology Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program of Study this school year. This new CTE program equips students with the essential skills to succeed in high-demand fields and is in response to career needs identified by companies such as Amazon and Texas Instruments. Watch the full story at https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/carter-in-the-classroom/robotics-class-helps-students-see-future-careers-for-stem-skills/3681107/. #MyHomeIsCISD #STEM #Robotics
3 months ago, Coppell ISD
Both CHS and New Tech High @ Coppell have achieved exceptional recognition in academic excellence. New Tech High @ Coppell has been recognized with the prestigious Platinum Level distinction on the AP Honor Roll — the highest level available — a testament to its unwavering commitment to academic rigor and student success. This achievement highlights the school's dedication to offering Advanced Placement (AP) courses and providing students with the resources and support needed to excel in these challenging academic pursuits. This is the second year that New Tech has made the AP Honor Roll and the first time it has achieved the highest level of Platinum. CHS has secured the Gold Level AP Honor Roll distinction. This recognition reflects the school's dedication to expanding access to Advanced Placement courses and ensuring that its students have the opportunity to engage in rigorous college-level coursework. This commitment to fostering a culture of taking AP-level courses begins at CHS9, which is 25 percent of a CHS student’s high school career.
4 months ago, Coppell ISD
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