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Coppell ISD invites all high school students families to attend the Post High School College, Career & Military Fair on Thursday, Sept. 18, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Coppell High School Commons, located at 185 West Parkway Blvd. This event provides students and their families the opportunity to explore a wide range of postsecondary options, connect with college representatives, learn about career pathways and meet with military recruiters. Whether students are planning to attend college, join the workforce, or pursue military service, this fair offers valuable resources to help them prepare for life after graduation.

Congratulations to Suhas Nandyalam, a sophomore at New Tech High @ Coppell, for winning 2nd place in the Junior World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth Global Young Leaders Summer Art Contest. He submitted his work through his JWAC club participation and a Human Geography project, under the leadership of teacher Danae Boyd. Nandyalam created a piece that reflects his passion for a global issue that mattered to him, which is “the delicate balance between human impact and the effects of nature.” For his achievement, he will receive a $100 prize and recognition from the Junior World Affairs Council’s Global Young Leaders of Dallas/Fort Worth, highlighting his talent and commitment to connecting art with meaningful global topics.

A day in the life of NTH@C! 📸 From creating data for analysis in AP Statistics 🧮, to Book Blogging of literary masterpieces in AP English Literature and Composition 📖, to formulating great research questions in AP Research 🔬, our students are always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. But it’s not all books and lectures! We also stay active and healthy with teamwork in Physical Education 🏃‍♀️, and unleash our inner filmmakers in FUZE - Creative Film Practicum 🎬. It’s amazing to see our learners excel both academically and creatively. What’s your favorite class? Let us know in the comments below! 👇 #NTH@C #HighSchool #Academics #Creativity #StudentLife #APStatistics #APEnglish #APResearch #PhysicalEducation #FUZE #NTHCLegacy

🚀 Worldbuilding & storytelling magic in English 2 today!
With Mr. Holmes facilitating, learners dove deep into imagination and collaboration — so deep, they lost track of time and were still brainstorming as the (metaphorical) bell rang. 🔔💭
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📸 Dialed into creativity!
Commercial Photography learners explored Aperture Priority mode today, playing with depth of field while troubleshooting camera settings with Mr. Fullwood by their side.
Real skills, real growth.
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🔍 AP World History learners are on the move today! They’re following a question trail around the room, choosing from four options at each stop, and tracking the path they believe leads to the correct answers.

From ancient civilizations to policies, religions, and governments. they’re diving deep into the foundations of our world. 🌎✨

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#NTHCLegacy #APWorldHistory #ProjectBasedLearning #EngagedLearners

🎤 Huge shoutout to Ethan Youn for an incredible presentation in Ms. Boyd’s Honors US History class! He explored the Kent State Massacre and the impact of manipulative journalism with insight and depth. Our learners were engaged, challenged, and inspired to think critically about how history is told and understood. 📚✨

#NTHatC #NTHCLegacy #StudentVoice #CriticalThinking #HonorsUSHistory

🚀 FLEX Friday Innovation Alert! This week, our amazing sophomores at New Tech took charge — researching, designing, and pitching new or improved FLEX sessions to make Fridays more meaningful for everyone. 🙌 They explored passions, addressed real school challenges, and filled academic gaps with creative, learner-driven solutions. 💡📚 Swipe to see them in action: presenting, evaluating, and collaborating like pros. 👏 Huge shoutout to our learners and facilitators — this is what authentic learning looks like. 🔥 #FutureReady #StudentVoice #NewTechProud #FLEXFridays #LearnerDriven #NTHCLegacy

We love our learners! First Friday of the Year. #NTHCLegacy

The HEAVY LIFTER AWARD is given to Mark Granado this week for his stellar work with our NTCs (student Networking leadership) and helping our culture get kicked off right! #NTHCLegacy

Congratulations, Suhas Nandyalam, for winning second place in the Junior World Affairs Council’s Global Young Leaders Art competition. Suhas submitted his work through his JWAC club participation and our Human Geography project. He will be given a $100 prize and recognition from JWAC GYL. Please see link: https://www.dfwworld.org/education/students/global-young-leaders-summer-art-contest/ #NTHCLegacy

The Coppell ISD Board of Trustees has approved Interim Sup. Williams’s rec. to consolidate NTH@C onto the CHS campus & reimagine its academic focus. This was a difficult decision. Our commitment to innovation, student growth, and honoring the #NTHCLegacy remains strong.

Facilitators getting ready for a new year!

NTC Reveal! We are excited for a great year of networking!

New Tech Senior Andy Coffey has been selected to serve on the 2025-2026 Hope Squad National Council. She is one of 45 student leaders chosen from 33 schools across the country to serve a one-year term on the prestigious national council. The Hope Squad National Council plays a vital role in shaping mental health advocacy efforts across the nation. As a member, Coffey will continue to be a part of New Tech’s Hope Squad while also working closely with Hope Squad’s national leadership by providing student insights to inform programming, participating in webinars and research opportunities and serving as a mental health advocate at the national level. This recognition highlights Coffey’s dedication to supporting her peers and promoting mental wellness both on campus and beyond.

🔧 Turning Passion Into Profession 🚗💨 For Hogan Maxwell, a New Tech High @ Coppell Class of 2025 grad, success isn't about the traditional route—it's about doing what you love and getting your hands dirty along the way. This fall, Hogan will attend Universal Technical Institute to pursue a career as an automotive and diesel technician—a decision fueled by curiosity, drive, and mentors who believed in his path. 💬 “It became real for me when I worked on my truck… That’s when I knew this was more than a hobby. It was my future.” Through his Business Practicum internship at Sam Pack Ford in Carrollton, Hogan gained real-world experience that solidified his career goals. 🛠️ 📖 Read more about Hogan’s journey: go.coppellisd.com/Maxwell25

Commencement ceremonies on May 23 were filled with pride, joy and plenty of celebration as the Class of 2025 from New Tech High @ Coppell and Coppell High School celebrated their graduation. With dazzling indoor and outdoor fireworks lighting up the ceremonies, these seniors didn’t just graduate —they ignited their futures in spectacular fashion. Class of 2025, we are so proud of you! As a reminder, video of both ceremonies are available at www.coppellisd.com/o/cisd/page/graduation. HS graduation photos by Rachel Chio and Naseeha Masood of The Sidekick student newspaper at CHS, a Career and Technical Education Communications Program of Study.

Excited to fill these seats on Friday and graduate our talented NTH@C Class of 2025! Be there…2pm — at the CHS Arena. #NTHCLegacy

As we prepare to celebrate the Class of 2025 on May 23, let’s take a moment to congratulate our outstanding Valedictorians and Salutatorians for their incredible achievements. From Coppell High School, Valedictorian Ashia Argarwal, a former Pinkerton Elementary and CMS West student, will be attending Duke University to study computational science, while Salutatorian Jackson Chen, who attended CMS East, is headed to Rice University to major in Biology. From New Tech High @ Coppell, Valedictorian Eshani Bangalore, who attended Austin Elementary and CMS East, will study finance at SMU, and Salutatorian Sanya Pillai, who attended Cottonwood Creek and Lee Elementaries and CMS West, will pursue Business Administration and Biology at the University of Texas at Austin. Congratulations to each of these remarkable students — and to the entire Class of 2025! We look forward to celebrating your accomplishments at graduation ceremonies.