Student Media Raises Funds to Purchase New Equipment
For the past few weeks, Student Media has hosted an online fundraiser through Snap-Raise. The campaign ends on Tuesday, March 26.
Year: 2019
Chamber Choir Looked Sharp at First Competition
Chamber Choir earned their place as Grand Champions at their first competition, the North Texas Madrigal Festival, on March 8, 2019. Not only was it a prestigious honor to have won first place among the 38 participating choirs, but this is the first year Timber Creek has had a Chamber Choir.
Softball Team Faces Carroll, Currently Fifth in Districts
The softball team will be going up against Southlake Carroll on Friday, March 29. Hoping to make it into playoffs for the sixth consecutive year, while the team lost starters with the 2018 class athletes graduating, they have made up for it with their new varsity members, as the underclassmen refuse to give up.
UPDATED: Walk, Run, or Push Your Way Over to Special Olympics and Fun Run Event
Keller ISD’s annual Chad Powell Special Olympics Track Meet and the 2nd Annual Walk, Run, Push Special Needs Fun Run and 5K will take place Wednesday, March 27. Volunteers for the event are still needed and service hours can be earned.
The True Issue With College Admissions Bribery Scandals
On March 12, 50 people were charged with bribing several ivy league colleges, in order to admit their children into the schools. The group of parents charged were made up of celebrities, business executives, and others.
Deadline for AP Exam Registration is March 22
Students taking AP exams must register for exams by March 22. The cost is $94 per exam and registration will close permanently at 4:00 PM on March 22, 2019.
The Magic of Volunteering: Sophomore Wins Cook Children’s Junior Volunteer of the Year
Lauren Graham was named the Junior Volunteer of the Year by Cook Children’s Medical Center, located in downtown Fort Worth, through the junior volunteer summer program during the summer of 2018.
One Act Play Flies Off the Stage
Timber Creek’s One Act Play titled “The Lost Boy” follows the author of Peter Pan, James Barrie, and shows how his unfortunate circumstances inspired the story.
EDITORIAL: We Need More Counselors
High school students and parents can agree that they aren’t given enough attention from their counselors. This is because there simply aren’t enough counselors to accommodate the thousands of students attending each high school in Keller ISD.
Clean Up Our Act: Volunteer to Give Thanks to Custodians
A group of students and faculty are composing a project to show the janitors just how crucial they are to our school’s ecosystem. More volunteers are most definitely needed to ensure adequate love and personalization for each custodian’s gift.