Group photo of eight Coppell ISD board of trustees and the superintendent, dressed in business attire, smiling together in front of a stage backdrop with American and Texas flags..
Three children stand beside a blue classroom counting chart as one child places a yellow number card on it. A sign reads, “I can count to 120 using expanded form.”
Two adults in pink shirts and tutus stand beside a white SUV decorated with pink balloons, metallic fringe and a “Pinkalicious” banner.
Group of New Tech students and young adults in formal business attire smiling in front of a black-and-gold Model U.N. awards backdrop. Text reads: “NTH@C Model U.N. Celebrating Excellence — NTX YMCA Crisis Conference ’26.
Promotional graphic reading, “Three CISD Students Earn International Recognition in 2026 iWRITE Publishing Contest.” School portraits identify Amartya Amresh, Vivaan Mahida and Aditri Amresh. The bottom displays the iWRITE logo and a book titled “I Write: Short Stories by Kids, for Kids.
Announcement graphic featuring a portrait of Nichole Bentley in a red jacket. Text reads: “Board President Nichole Bentley elected to Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Board of Directors.” Bentley is identified as president of the CISD Board of Trustees. CISD and TASB logos appear on the left.
Richard J. Lee School staff pose together on indoor steps, wearing matching green T-shirts and jeans. Behind them, a bulletin board reads, “WHAT WE’RE LEARNING.
 Five adults hold a graduate in a red cap and gown horizontally onstage as the graduate gives a thumbs-up.
Video thumbnail of New Tech student Erin Achim and her computer, drone and drone obstacle course.
Cross Country Runners wearing red-and-black Coppell uniforms and race bibs compete across a grassy field.
Coppell ISD logo with a large red “C” surrounding the black letters “ISD” inside a gray circle, set against a light gray background with diagonal red accent lines.
Colorful mixed-media collage featuring overlapping pink, purple, green, yellow, and blue paper shapes, green paint, white chalk lines, and crumpled pink tissue paper.
Four adults in a meeting room hold a banner recognizing Victory Place of Coppell as a Project ADAM Heart Safe School.
 Coppell tennis players gather on an outdoor court and applaud as a man in a red shirt paints an x over circles on a banner.
“I Am Texas” Writing and Art Contest graphic featuring student Nikitha Ramakrishnan, who received an honorable mention in letter writing. Canyon Ranch Elementary, CISD, and The Bryan Museum logos appear below.
Coppell ISD 2027 Niche rankings graphic. Coppell ISD ranks No. 1 among 33 Dallas County school districts, No. 5 among 87 DFW districts and No. 7 among 874 Texas districts. All CISD elementary schools rank in Dallas County’s top 20; Coppell Middle School East, North and West rank Nos. 1, 3 and 4; Coppell High School ranks No. 3; and New Tech High @ Coppell ranks No. 11.
Collage of eight classroom photos showing elementary students working in small groups around tables. Students hold sheets of white paper and observe or interact with a small gray object placed on the paper as part of a hands-on learning activity. The classroom includes notebooks, pencils, educational materials, and colorful displays in the background. Several images show students collaborating, making observations, and discussing the object with classmates. Visible classroom decorations include posters and learning resources on the walls.
Photo of Coppell Tennis Team with white shirts and black shorts on a tennis court.
lizabeth Castillo Pérez, center,  holds a Coppell ISD Certificate of Commendation while posing with CISD Trustees, Superintendent Dr. Leanne Shivers and staffin front of a presentation recognizing her participation in the National Spanish Spelling Bee.
ideo thumbnail showing three students seated in a school library with bookshelves in the background. A play button appears in the center of the image. Large text across the bottom reads, “COPPELL STUDENTS NAMED SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS.” Smaller text at the top reads, “Nearly 50 Coppell ISD students semifinalists for national scholarship program.” The CBS Texas and CBS 11 logos