Senior year can be a stressful time for many students. The struggle of paying for college becomes much more real, which is why a number of seniors start desperately searching for independent scholarships.
When applying to colleges, the cost of tuition is the aspect that often makes or breaks one’s choice of attending. To ease these costs, Keller ISD offers information on their website about college applications, tools, and scholarships.
The Mr. Falcon Pageant is less than a week away, contestants have been preparing for this huge senior event since October. The ladies and gentlemen of this event will be raising money for the Operation Smile foundation. The pageant will be held on Feb. 7 in the Fine Arts Center.
Starting Sunday, Feb. 1, tickets for the senior prom will go on sale on the Keller ISD Web-store. Tickets are $90 each for now. As May draws nearer, the price for tickets will increase.
Honor cords are on sale now, but the Monday, Feb. 17 deadline is quickly approaching.
Although the tall task of football is over for the hard working students of Timber Creek, the year is far from over. Spring semester presents a whole new set of challenges and work.
A scholarship opportunity by the University of Christian Church is offering to seniors attending any high school in Tarrant County. The scholarship is $10,000 to “any accredited college” and will be divided to $2,500 each year.
For these upperclassmen, life after graduation holds many exciting promises and opportunities.
Tuesday, Jan. 21 marks a comeback for spirit nights for the Class of 2020. Falcons are encouraged to eat out at Bottlecap Alley on 148 S. Main Street, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. in support of the senior class.
Fall semester examinations for Timber Creek students are scheduled for Dec. 17-19, 2019 and here’s what you need to know.