As the start of the 2017-2018 school year nears, new attendance incentives are being introduced.
Eligible students will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win the following incentives based on attendance throughout each six weeks.
Timber Creek has added portable buildings to further accommodate students and teachers. With over 3,000 students, space is tight in the already massive school. Last school year, a plan was set in motion to bring about more classrooms.
As the 2017-18 school year approaches, students are preparing for the structure and routines that they had been more than happy to forget. However, this time may be especially overwhelming for incoming freshmen, who are not accustomed to the greater workload and different environment that high school entails. To help students be better prepared for the school year, Falcon Planners will be given to freshmen, free of charge.
Preliminary schedules for Timber Creek High School students for the 2017-18 school year are now available on Home Access Center — but they may not be the same as the first day of classes.
Keller ISD is welcoming back a familiar face as Dr. Rick Westfall becomes the new superintendent. Westfall had previously spent his time in Keller ISD as a principal of Keller High from 2008 to 2011. He’s not only familiar with the way Keller runs, but also recognizes a number of people who have continued their careers in the district.
TCFM is going back in time for their summer programming schedule, digging up hits from the 50s to today.
The City of Fort Worth has some major reconstruction plans that will effect the Timber Creek community as a whole.
Students needing to make up seat time for the last six weeks of the spring semester have a few options to complete the hours before Sept. 15, when seat time is due.
A coffee bar is going to be added to the library at the start of next school year, where a multitude of different coffee recipes and small snacks will be available for students to purchase whenever their need for coffee grows too powerful to suppress.
When the 2016-17 school year comes to a close, the City of Fort Worth Water Department will come in to make renovations on the High School Drive.