Student Council organized the annual Texas Association of Student Councils (TASC) District 3 (D3) Spring Conference on Feb. 23 on campus. With over 750 students and 100 advisors in attendance, StuCo had planned the day down to the minute, an entire year in advance.
Two months after his acceptance to the University of Illinois, Elliston officially signed the letter of intent declaring that he is now a member of the men’s wheelchair basketball team.
As a result of growing class sizes, Keller ISD should move the graduation site form the UTA College Park Center to a larger venue in order to accommodate everyone. A larger venue would allow for more flexibility and space for each ceremony.
Beginning on March 7, Falcon Friends will be selling a variety of sodas and drinks on Thursdays after school in the school store. All money raised goes toward funding the Special Education Prom that Timber Creek will be hosting next year.
At their Feb. 28 through March 2 competition, members of the Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE) were awarded “Most Outstanding Chapter” for their involvement at the region and state competitions as well as their efficiency within their organization.
After several meetings throughout the 2018-2019 school year, the Keller ISD Board of Trustees finalized and approved the new 2019-2020 instructional calendar.
The American Heart Challenge Volleyball Tournament is just one way that students can participate in fun, healthy competition while fighting and raising awareness to heart diseases and strokes. After school on Wednesday, March 20 and Thursday, March 21, students will compete in the American Heart Challenge Volleyball Tournament in the gym.
These IDs barely help improve school security, and lots of people are not taking them seriously. Even security officers have not been asking to see the badges of students who are not wearing them, so the money spent on the custom lanyards and student IDs was ultimately wasted.
After a season filled with new competition due to a district realignment and additional struggles within the athletes’ personal lives, the Timber Creek Wrestling Team raised the stakes at the Feb. 23 UIL 6A State Championships, becoming the 2019 season competition State Champions.
Eleven art students from Timber Creek received awards at the recent Scholastic Art contest, with one student advancing to the national level of competition.