Dance Classes, Teams Host Feb. 20 Showcase
Showcasing their passion is the dance department who will be putting on a performance on Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Main Gym.
Month: February 2019
Girls Wrestling Captures Regional Championship, Head to State
The Timber Creek Varsity Girls wrestling team overcame significant struggles to capture their back-to-back Regional Championship and will take five female wrestlers and one male to the state meet this week.
Katherine Johnson: A Mathmetician Who Broke Barriers
The 1950s and 60s were a turbulent time that saw everything from the space race to the civil rights movement, two separate events that were brought together in Katherine Johnson. As a NASA employee and an African American woman, she Read more
Malcolm X: A Hero Left Behind
Though a controversial character, Malcolm X is an American Hero, and a trailblazer for the black community. Without X’s radical views and outspoken tendencies, nobody would pay attention to his more passive brethren, and his ideals are justified when one takes a look into his treacherous past.
EDITORIAL: Weight Dual Credit Classes Like They Deserve
Students who take dual credit challenge themselves as much as AP students, so they should be rewarded in the same way. The extra GPA points should apply to dual credit as well as AP classes.
Powerlifting Team Tests Strength in Season Beginnings
Beginning their season with the new year, the Timber Creek Powerlifting Team attended their first meet Jan. 10, 2019 on campus.
Students Create Girls Ready Room for Special Needs Prom
Prom serves as a memorable milestone in a fleeting high school career, heels click against the floor, dresses brush the floor and the music crescendos from the speakers as students sway to the beat. This year for the Special Needs Prom, volunteers have banded together to create a Girls Ready Room offering free hair and makeup services the afternoon before the dance Saturday, Feb. 16.
UPDATED: Everything You Need to Know About Graduation 2019
Important information on times, locations, tickets, and anything else students need to know for graduation for the class of 2019.
Sophia’s Corner Black History Month Special: Josephine Baker
On this week’s Black History month special, we’ll be talking about the late dancer, actress, singer, and activist Josephine Baker. She helped break down many doors for many black entertainers, both here in America, as well as overseas.
Western Actor Visited Theatre Students to Share Wisdom
Actor Burton Gilliam, best known for his work in “Blazing Saddles” and other Westerns, visited with Falcon Theatre students during fifth period on Thursday, Jan. 17 in the Lecture Hall.