TAFE State Competition Bodes Well for Students Success
Texas Association of Future Educators, or TAFE, club students competed at the state competition Feb. 17. 10 of Timber Creek’s students competed in the event.
Month: February 2018
REVIEW: Black Panther Slays the Box Office
Groundbreaking sales, sold out theaters, and historic moments in cinematic history. These are just some of the things Marvel’s Black Panther manage to accomplish this past opening weekend, making the superhero movie one of the most praised and talked about of the year.
Art Students Qualify For Upcoming State VASE
Timber Creek students hosted and competed in the Regional Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) on Saturday, Feb. 10, with 30 pieces of artwork advancing.
NHS to Collect School Supplies for Victims of Florida School Shooting
National Honor Society is holding a supply drive for teachers at Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida through Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Winterguards Score Superior Ratings at MA Competition
Both of Timber Creek’s winterguards brought home superior ratings and special awards at a regional competition on Feb. 17, 2018.
South Korean Exchange Teacher Helps Educate North Korean Refugees
Yeo-Myung is a Chinese letter that means “It’s darkest before the sun rises.” It is quite fitting, as the students who attend a school for North Korean refugees made it through a dark hour crossing the Korean border into the southern neighbor.
Everything You Need to Know About 2018 Project Graduation
After the graduation ceremony on May 26, Project Graduation is hosting a lock-in at Main Event in N. Fort Worth from 11:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. the next day.
Timber Creek Skills USA Animation Team Advances to State
An animation of a hot dog space cowboy is sending a group of Timber Creek students to Waco.
Timber Creek Library to Outfit New Genre Signs
The Timber Creek Library has once again set to make improvements with the recent addition of new genre signs.
Art Students Extend Talents 7,000 Miles to Syrian Border
Though it is often difficult as American students to grasp the severity of Syrian children’s conditions, Timber Creek art students did, and took action to partner with The Memory Project and became their personal sketch artists.