Student Council has come up with dress up days to kick off the week before finals, and has deemed Monday, Dec. 10 through Friday, Dec. 14 Holiday Week. Holiday Week is a week that helps students get into the holiday spirit, help them to have fun, and not be as stressed for finals.
As the end of the first semester comes to a close before winter break, textbooks need to be returned for any class lasting only one semester.
Many teachers work beyond that classroom and moonlight as loving parents after the school day. Teacher of Human Growth and Development and Principles of Human Services, Emily Boehringer, invited staff from around the campus to speak about their experiences with pregnancy, labor, delivery, and parenting.
The public has a common misconception that the yearbook only consists of photos and that the yearbook is just a bunch of pictures on a page, but it is so much more that that. The yearbook is history.
It’s one thing to hear the name called and recognize the familiar catch phrase of a fan favorite movie, Guardians of the Galaxy, from Marvel Studios. But when you hear the call, it takes the meaning of “I am Groot,” to a whole new level.
The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and American College Test (ACT) are some of the most dreaded standardized tests of a student’s high school career. Here’s how to prepare for them.
In each year that passes, the Marching Band increases in their level of skill, and continues to develop their prowess in music, which means it is up to the students to manage their time wisely and overcome the pressure that is put upon them to succeed.
The senior class officers and the sponsor have worked tireless hours this year to make sure all the senior fundraisers and events are executed correctly. Due all of the officers coming from different backgrounds and organizations, they are easily able to gain various perspectives in hopes of creating more harmony throughout the school.
Meet the Timber Creek sevens rugby team in this interactive photo.
To many people, creative writing appears to be nothing more than an extension of academic writing – an activity people despise and gain absolutely no joy from. But for others, creative writing is just as important as the air they breathe.