The internet is flushed with rallying cries in support of ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement: calling for social equality for African Americans and an end for police brutality targeting minorities. The catalyst for the outbreak of protests and posts was the death of an unarmed black man, George Floyd.
In what has been probably the most difficult year for Timber Creek Student Media, there are over 30 students directly responsible for successful National Awards, the creation of hundreds of hours of video content and dozens of original audio programming, and much more in both small and mighty projects.
With so many pieces of news and information, frequently asked questions, and general details to get to you during the end of this odd year, here’s the one place you can be sure is updated every day through May 23.
Cast your nominations for the Class of 2020 Prom King and Queen via the form below.
This year, we will be honoring our Falcons with a series of Talon Award video ceremonies that will highlight the academic achievements, honors and scholarships awarded, and future plans for our students.
On Friday, May 15, Timber Creek will host a drive-through style distribution and collection day, in which students and parents have the opportunity to turn in textbooks and technology, and seniors may pick up caps and gowns.
Timber Creek’s Senior class officers have been making Senior Tributes to recognize all of the Timber Creek Seniors for the end of the year.
Regardless of the circumstances, Timber Creek teachers are still doing everything within their power to keep kids learning. When asked about how they’re managing to do so, these educators had a lot to say.
The Creek Yearbook staff has won four awards for their 2019 yearbook by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA).
While the doors of Timber Creek High School have been shut due to the COVID-19 Crisis, Timber Creek Student Media has been continuing to create content, inform the community, and win national recognition in the process.