Teresa Williams, an upper level Spanish teacher, had made it a goal of her’s to start a Spanish National Honor Society for her students. After years for trying, Timber Creek’s Spanish National Honor Society (SHH) organization formed.
The 2019 Fall Art and Literary Magazine is accepting submissions from Sept. 19 to Oct. 30. The theme for the Fall issue is “Through My Eyes” and submissions should relate to this theme.
Falcon Theatre will be performing William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet this October; however, the play will have a different twist to it. Timber Creek Falcons will be playing characters from the House of Montague, while Central Chargers will be playing characters from the House of Capulets.
Less than one percent of high school seniors qualify for a National Merit Scholarship, but that didn’t stop senior Miriam Wamsley’s from studying her hardest for the PSAT.
Homecoming dress up days were filled with unique outfits and students did not come to disappoint. Students dressed from aliens to tourists to just rolling out of bed ready.
As the first play of the fall season, Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, will truly bring magic to the theatre.
Junior Evan Dorsey has a sense of style that perfectly embodies his personality and daily life.
Completing classwork, watching YouTube or accessing social media, and even contacting friends are nearly impossible due to the blanket security filter that the school wifi has.
Proofs and orders of yearbook pictures for freshmen, sophomores and juniors student are available online at Glamourcraft.
Last Friday, Timber Creek won their first game of the season over Ty Jordan and West Mesquite.