ESL Teacher Rosalinda Scott Awarded Teacher of the Year
Rosalinda Scott, sheltered ESL teacher, was awarded this years Timber Creek Teacher of the Year.
Category: Features
Achieving Her Dreams: Hannah Boggs a Published Illustrator
For seniors the satisfaction of graduation and college is enough, but for Hannah Boggs she goes a step further by having already become a published illustrator.
South Korean Exchange Teacher Helps Educate North Korean Refugees
Yeo-Myung is a Chinese letter that means “It’s darkest before the sun rises.” It is quite fitting, as the students who attend a school for North Korean refugees made it through a dark hour crossing the Korean border into the southern neighbor.
Mr. Falcon Pageant: Recap and Behind the Scenes
This past Friday, on Feb. 2, our senior class officers and their sponsor, Emily Boehringer, hosted the second annual Mr. Falcon Pageant. At the event, 18 senior male contestants participated in a formal wear, talent, interview, and an active wear Read more
What Students Need to Know About Accelerated Credits
While the traditional eight credit-per-year plan is a viable option for many students, there are other ways that a student can earn high school credits and college credits early.
Creative Writer Published in National Poetry Contest
Kaleigh Belle Smith, a senior at Timber Creek who plays a crucial role in both the theatre and creative writing departments, has recently won a national poetry contest.
Kelley Awards Showcases Timber Creek Theatre’s Shining Stars
January 19, 2018 the 14th Annual Kelley’s Awards were held at Timber Creek to honor the stars of the Keller ISD’s theatre program.
The New Project Beautiful: YOUnique Week
Student council will be hosting “YOUnique Week” from Monday, Feb. 12 to Friday, Feb. 16.
Power of the Pen: Creative Writing Course Develops Young Authors
Words have an underestimated power and students are learning to harness it through Creative Writing.
Forensic Science is the Bloodiest Class at Timber Creek
Students use scientific methods and analysis to collect evidence through case studies and simulated crime scenes, in simpler terms; they use science to solve crimes in their Forensic Science class.