Though it is often difficult as American students to grasp the severity of Syrian children’s conditions, Timber Creek art students did, and took action to partner with The Memory Project and became their personal sketch artists.
The Impact, a student-run community service organization is hosting a women’s wellness drive beginning Monday, Jan. 29, and will continue for three weeks. The goal by the end of the drive is to make period care packages, and donate them to a local women’s shelter.
While most students were sleeping in at 6:45 on the morning of Jan. 13, kids from Debate, Journalism, Science, Social Studies and other organizations were huddling on a bus to TCC for UIL competitions.
The Impact, a student-run organization is hosting a Mental Health Awareness picnic today, Nov. 10. at 400 Bear Creek Park Road from 4:30 to 6 P.M.
Falcon photography club’s next meeting is Nov. 8 at 3:55 PM in room N202.
Racquetball is not a very popular sport at Timber Creek High School, but for junior Cayden Akins, it is a hit.
Hurricane Harvey devastated the people of Houston on Aug. 25 and Timber Creek came to the rescue on Sept. 28 to help Mayde Creek gather supplies to continue the school year.
National Art Honor Society, better known as NAHS is hosting a paint night fundraiser on Sept. 28 in room FA107 at 5:30 pm.
History club is having their first meeting Sept. 18 at 7:50 a.m. or 4:00 p.m. in Benjamin Metcalf’s room, S210.
German Club meets Sept. 13 at 4:00 p.m. The meeting will take place in German teacher, Curtis Russell’s classroom, S105. They will be discussing officer elections, dues, T-shirts and future plans for the year.