College is a milestone for any student to reach and is one of the biggest life decisions they will make. To help decrease the stress of the choice, Timber Creek has opened its campus for colleges to come and answer any questions students may have about their campus and programs.
Riding with pride is Timber Creek’s Rodeo Club, a family of equestrians. Rodeo Club is for people interested in rodeo and horses, to learn and be around like minded people.
Returning for the fourth year is the National Honor Society (NHS) sponsored drive, Hope for the Holidays; a drive that raises money to buy presents for underprivileged families in the school and community during the holiday season.
The Timber Creek Swim Team is offering Falcon spirit wear to raise money for new parkas and equipment.
While Spanish is one of the most taken foreign classes at Timber Creek, it is also one of the most loved as it has a club that provides a fun way to learn and experience the Spanish culture.
A civil lawyer turned teacher, Ms. Amy Hairston is determined to inspire others with her experiences and knowledge.
Introducing English teacher, Brian Elliott, a member of the singing group Vocal Majority, and a gold medal recipient.
The upcoming tennis season will be sure to cause a racket as the Timber Creek Tennis Team looks to take on tougher competition and new challenges.
Bringing a night full of laughter and friends was the annual Talent Show, hosted by and a fundraiser for choir on Friday, May 4.
Zoey Stormes is one of few individuals to receive the Carr Distinguished Scholarship to Angelo State University.