Between the planned pep rallies, spirit weeks, advanced leadership workshops and tireless betterment for their community, the senior Student Body officers spent their senior year leaving a legacy of selflessness and spirit for their campus.
Student Council will be shining a light on various cancers the week of April 18 – 21.
The Timber Creek Student Council plans to bring a sense of unity on April 13 for Ohana Day.
On February 25, 2017 the Timber Creek High School Art Department took their art to Hebron High School to compete in the regional Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE).
A big decision for sophomores and juniors is the choice of Dual Credit enrollment and Advance Placement (AP) classes.
The 2017 Women’s March were a series of political rallies fighting for political rights for women – aiming at such issues as immigration reform, health care reform, LGBTQ rights, rights of Muslims, income inequality and racial justice.
Student Council will be holding student body and class officer elections during Feb. 20 – Feb. 24.
When Timber Creek students came back from the 2016-2017 holiday break, they were greeted with a pleasant surprise. The main hallway was lined with students on banners with the caption “I am Timber Creek.”
Timber Creek’s National Honor Society is celebrating a successful run of the annual Hope for the Holidays event.
Timber Creek Student Council is letting their holiday spirit “snow” from Dec. 12-16 by bringing back their holiday dress up days this year.