Community keeps schools open
Coppell families & educators

Keep our schools open. Keep Coppell growing.

Cultivate Coppell brings neighbors together to advocate for stable school funding and strong public schools across Texas.

A future built with families, educators, and neighbors.

Schools in our local conversation

Pinkerton Elementary Town Center Elementary New Tech High @ Coppell
Why we organize

Our process for protecting publicly funded Texas schools.

When families, educators, and neighbors speak together, we can protect the schools that help Coppell grow.

01

Listen locally

Talk to the students, families, and teachers who learn, teach, and build community in our schools.

02

Fund fairly

Support policy that gives Texas public schools the resources to plan and thrive.

03

Act together

Organize by turning concern into public policy, doing legislative advocacy on both the state and local level.

Bills we support

Funding policy deserves a closer look.

The Texas Legislature only meets in regular session every two years, so our tracking here moves in step with that calendar.

✓ Passed this session

HB 2 — school funding

Thanks to advocates like you, House Bill 2 passed and delivered new state funding for Texas public schools. That's real progress for classrooms in Coppell and beyond — good work, everyone.

Signed into law
Coming January

Next legislative session

New school-funding bills come back when the legislative session opens back up in January. We'll be watching closely and will post the specific bills we support here as soon as they're filed.

Check back in January
Follow the movement

Local voices, shared momentum.

Follow Armadillo as he explains Texas' public education policy and how it affects YOU through simple, easy-to-understand animations.

Your voice belongs in the future of our schools.

Add your name to show that Coppell families want strong, stable public schools. Two petitions need your signature right now.

Stop the consolidation of New Tech @ Coppell with CHS and CHS9

Sign the petition

Coppell ISD: don't close Town Center Elementary after a $4 million renovation

Sign the petition
From Cultivate Coppell

The Little Town That Learned to Listen.

In colorful Harmony Town, everyone has an opinion, but no one can agree on the rules. When arguments take over, a wise old turtle named Mr. Tully teaches the children about civic participation and political organizing. A fun, colorful introduction to government, democracy, voting, and fairness — great for young readers ages 4 to 9.

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