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.
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.
Black feminist, Ida B Wells was born into slavery in 1862. When the Emancipation Proclamation freed her family, she became devoted to giving herself a prominent voice.
The life expectancy of a transgender woman of color is 31 years. Despite this frightening statistic Marsha P. Johnson devoted her life to fighting for LGBTQIA+ rights until her body was found in the Hudson River at the age of 46.
In attempts to cast a light on an often overshadowed minority, below are a list of quotes, all from current students, on their time in high school as an LGBTQIA+ student.
According to the Tarrant County Office of Elections, nearly 433,000 voters participated in the Early Voting period. Two key Keller-area locations brought out large amounts of voters in our area.
While most Timber Creek students were taking full advantage of their summer vacation, sleeping in and using minimal brain energy, senior Hannah Engebretson was waking up at 5:30 a.m. every weekday, taking a train and multiple shuttles in order to get to her STARS internship at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
In response to the shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14, 2018 and the 17 casualties that came with it, students around the nation are taking action with with national school walkouts April 20, the 19th anniversary of the Columbine shooting. Timber Creek students intend to participate, spreading awareness for school safety, with the support of Keller ISD administration.
The library received new furniture, which according to librarian Brandy Abbott, was a long time coming.
Five DECA Students competed in the second round of the annual DECA State Career Development Conference on Feb. 20 to Feb. 22.