Mr. Bartlett Reflects on First Year as Timber Creek Principal
Many will agree on the fact that ever since Mr. Donnie Bartlett walked into the building, Timber Creek has been a happier place.
Year: 2017
TCFM Dials in Decades for Summer
TCFM is going back in time for their summer programming schedule, digging up hits from the 50s to today.
City to Expand Timberland Blvd. to US-377
The City of Fort Worth has some major reconstruction plans that will effect the Timber Creek community as a whole.
Timber Creek Student Media 2017-18 Students and Staff
Here are the dozens of students in our Advanced Journalism programs ready to make the 2017-18 an informative, entertaining, and downright awesome school year.
Are There Any More Ways To Make Up Seat Time?
Students needing to make up seat time for the last six weeks of the spring semester have a few options to complete the hours before Sept. 15, when seat time is due.
Changes are Brewing in Timber Creek’s Library
A coffee bar is going to be added to the library at the start of next school year, where a multitude of different coffee recipes and small snacks will be available for students to purchase whenever their need for coffee grows too powerful to suppress.
Student Athletes Represent TC at TX-USA Wrestling Championships
Competing at the TX-USA Wrestling State Freestyle and Greco Championships on May 20 and May 21, 2017, juniors Will Caillet and Nathan Grimes represented Timber Creek in these Olympic Styles of wrestling.
Fort Worth Water Department Plans to Tear Up TCHS Drive
When the 2016-17 school year comes to a close, the City of Fort Worth Water Department will come in to make renovations on the High School Drive.
Disconnected: “kisdstaff” is No More, Streaming Video Creates Issues
Through endless loading screens and undelivered Snapchat messages, students and staff quickly noticed the network connectivity problems early on Friday, May 26.
Graduated Seniors Give Mr. Otto Class Gift
Mr.Otto has been a very unique and special teacher for the senior class. He taught students in 8th grade at Trinity Springs and would later come to Timber Creek to teach AP U.S History.