KCBY lives up to reputation at competition

By Ellen Cameron
Staff Writer
The day before the glitz and glamour of the Academy Awards, a mimicry of this Hollywood flair unfolds in the ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel, as winners of the film contest are announced by well-coiffed professionals.
This scene, however, is set by teens, in the Student Television Network Convention in Anaheim, Calif. on [...]

Coppell beats Canterbury

The Coppell rugby team beat the Canterbury Episcopal team on March 10th this week, 19-7. Tries were scored by Phil Hanson, Alex Koch, and Zack Korman.
“We won, but in a game against a team like Canterbury we had hoped for better,” team captain junior Zack Korman said.
While the victory is a good sign [...]

Charity organization speaks to IB students about how to ‘LiNK’ emotions with North Korean struggles

by Divya Kumar
News Editor
Little is known to us in America about the situation in
 North Korea, the most isolated country in the world. On Friday, Feb. 26th, members of the Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) association came to the high school to speak to IB students about the perils of this secretive country.
Members of this organization [...]

Senior prom ticket prices released

Ticket prices for the senior prom taking place on April 24 have been released. Shelly Redding, senior class sponsor and Ready, Set, Teach! sponsor, confirmed that ticket prices are $85 per ticket for the first week of sales (three weeks before prom), $95 the second week and $105 the third week.

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CHS participates in Texas Primaries

Maddie Walters and Hubert Adjei-Kontoh
Staff Writer
On Tues. March 2, CHS seniors, teachers and other registered voters flocked to the voting booths to place their vote for their favorite candidate in the Texas Governor primaries. While not all seniors are eligible to vote, a majority of those who are 18 voted in the primaries.
The Republicans and [...]

CHS prepares to welcome freshmen

Frances Ruiz
Staff Writer
While no thoughts are more terrifying to an incoming freshman than mercilessly being thrown over the senior bridge or having to eat the sack lunch mom packed alone in the bathroom, certain measures have been taken by Coppell High School and New Tech High@Coppell to help students adjust to the upcoming period of [...]

Cowboys lose to Carroll in tough game

By Amanda Peck
Staff Writer
The Coppell hockey team lost their game against Southlake Carroll on Thursday Feb. 25 with a final score of 3-1.
The team had six players that were not able to play in the game due to injuries or tournaments in their club teams. Nick Futch has been out due to an injury for [...]

Coppell honors National Merit Finalists

By Ashley Attanucci
Staff Writer
Last year, countless juniors took the PSAT/NMSQT, very well aware the grand opportunity the next couple hours could bring them.
Each year the National Merit Scholarship Corporation awards hundreds of thousands of dollars to high school students who performed exceptionally well on their Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT), taken junior year [...]

CHS to introduce Career Academies for incoming freshmen

By Daphne Chen
Starting with the Class of 2015, CHS will be introducing Career Academies in order to encourage freshmen who already have an interest in a certain career.
The three academies are the Science, Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) Academy headed by science teacher Mike Yakubovsky, the Public Services Academy headed by science teacher Brenda Brinkman [...]

Senior Pope is Army strong

By Ashley Attanucci
Staff Writer
Imagine knowing exactly where you want to be in 20 years. Senior Chase Pope, who is already enlisted and committed, plans on dedicating the next 20 years of his life to the United States Army.
Since childhood he has known that the army was the place for him, mainly influenced by his older [...]

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