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.
Student Council is hosting an Angel Tree for the young students in our feeder pattern. This is a holiday program designed to raise gifts for students and assist families in need. You can “adopt” a child in need and contribute to their holiday wish list.
Twelve choir vocalists sang their songs in the tune of success as they competed in three previous rounds of competition and advance to the final round of All-State.
Student Council will be hosting projects throughout the school year to bring aid and awareness to poverty within our community.
Educators from around the campus left a message for all of their students. In them, they express how their love stems from a place beyond the classroom and into the lives of the young adults everyday.
Beginning on Nov. 5 to Nov. 16, Timber Creek will be partnering with the Fort Worth Fire Station 38 to host a contest. For the competition, students will design a logo for the Fire Station 38, and the chosen symbol will be displayed on fire engines and trucks.
Student Council is partnering with Talon to conduct a survey for Red Ribbon Week.
Robert Francis O’Rourke, better known as “Beto O’Rourke”, won the primary elections in March of 2018, becoming the Democratic party nominee for United States Senator for Texas.
On October 2, the Sixth Annual Keller ISD Marching Expo will be at the Keller ISD Athletic Complex.
Falcon Friends was created as a club of volunteer students that enjoy being friends and helpers of students that have differences. The informational meeting will be on Tuesday, Sept. 25 at 4:00 p.m. in room N114.