When Your College Application is Due
Seniors – you’re almost halfway through the school year, which means it’s really time to get your college applications in.
Author: Emily Gogle
Emily Gogle is a student reporter and the Student Life Editor for the Timber Creek Talon.
HOSA to Host Blood Drive on Dec. 8
HOSA is holding the year’s first Blood Drive on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015.
TCHS Softball, Baseball Athletes Sign With College Teams
Eight TCHS students signed Letters of Intent for their chosen colleges during a ceremony that took place on Nov. 11, 2015 in the main gym.
Culinary Students Partner to Improve School Lunches
Students in the culinary practicum courses are working with Sodexo, Keller ISD’s vendor for school nutrition, to develop new recipes for the district’s 38 campuses.
Meet Your Timber Creek Miracle Workers
Timber Creek softball is giving back to their community and having fun in Miracle League Baseball, a program for special needs children who want to play ball.
TCHS Students Catch a Killer in Class
School has just started and already students are getting into the swing of things. The Principles of Biomedical Sciences class started off their second week of class by solving a murder; not an easy task to do in 90 minutes. Read more
#TeddyOnMoney: A TC Teacher’s Campaign to the U.S. Treasury
Mr. Otto has started a new campaign to the U.S. Treasury department.
Timber Creek Student Wins Award of Merit for Outstanding Art
Junior Isabella Fluhr received an Award of Merit from the Texas PTA statewide Reflections art contest.
19 Timber Creek Artists Bring Home State VASE Awards
Timber Creek art students have a lot to be proud of following their performance in the state VASE competition.
What’s Distracting?
What distracts a student in the classroom? Talon reporters interviewed students, teachers, and administrators to uncover what they found disrupting to their school day. Almost universally, the idea of tattoos, colored hair, and piercings were dismissed as distractions, while cellphones, Read more