Schools in our local conversationPinkerton ElementaryTown Center ElementaryNew Tech High @ Coppell
Cultivate Coppell brings neighbors together to advocate for stable school funding and strong public schools across Texas. Keep our schools open. Keep Coppell growing.
Our process for protecting publicly funded Texas schools.
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STEP 01Listencoppell isd board meetinglocally
Talk to the students, families, and teachers who learn, teach, and build community in our schools.
STEP 02Fundone bus: $98,000fairly
Support policy that gives Texas public schools the resources to plan and thrive.
STEP 03Actsave town centertogether
Organize by turning concern into public policy, doing legislative advocacy on both the state and local level.
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Take action
Your voice belongs in the future of our schools.
Coppell families have spoken up for strong, stable public schools. Explore the petitions that brought neighbors together around New Tech and Town Center Elementary.
School funding is personal. We follow the policy, show up for our schools and help our neighbors do the same.
The people behind the policy.
✓ Signed into law · 2025
HB 2
More funding. A step forward.
House Bill 2 brought new state funding to Texas public schools, including support for teacher pay, special education and basic operating costs. We appreciate all of the advocacy work Cultivate Coppell has done to contribute to the passage of this bill.
More support for public schools. HB 2 is a Texas public school funding law passed in 2025. It includes funding for teacher pay, special education and everyday school operating costs.
What does that mean locally? State funding helps districts pay for the people and services students rely on. How that translates to each school depends on district funding and budget decisions.
The work continues. Passing a funding bill is one step. Keep following local budgets and board meetings to see how those decisions affect your school.
In colorful Harmony Town, everyone has an opinion. No one can agree on the rules. When arguments take over, a wise old turtle named Mr. Tully helps the children discover civic participation and political organizing.
A picture book that makes government, democracy, voting and fairness a conversation young readers can join.
Written by Arjun Madhu New Tech High @ Coppell student & founder of Cultivate Coppell
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Armadillo ExplainsWhat does HB 2 actually mean?
Less jargon. More “ohhh.”
Texas school funding, explained in videos you can actually understand.
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