CTE Week: Law, Marketing, Human Services
Quick Fact About CTE: CTE is not only for students who want to go directly into a career, but is also a meaningful and vital opportunity for students who are preparing for college.
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CTE Week: Health Science, Finance, Architecture and Construction
Quick Fact about CTE: Experts predict 47 million job openings by 2018. About one-third will require an associate’s degree or certificate, and nearly all will require real-world skills that can be mastered through CTE.
Successes Are Start for Aspiring Student Author
This Timber Creek Senior has been writing for practically all of her life, and is now beginning to receive the recognition she deserves for all of her hard work.
TCHS Creative Writing Entices the Publishing World
Timber Creeks’ future authors connected with a publishing executive to link their in class learning to real world writing.
CTE Week: Business, Education, Hospitality and Tourism
Quick Fact about CTE: 45% of students say CTE courses provide them with real-world examples that help them better understand academic classes.
CTE Week: A/V Production, Agriculture and IT Pathways
Here’s a tidbit about Audio/Video Production: An estimated $2.62 billion was spent on film production in Texas between 1999 and 2009. There are more than 1,200 free radio and television stations in Texas.
Every Second Counts: TCHS Students Compete in Speed Stacking
Competing in a sport where hundreds of rankings are separated by milliseconds, Jenna Griffith and Anthony Michilizzi know the literal truth of every second counting, whether it’s beneficial or detrimental.
Timber Creek Health Classes Practice Life-Saving Techniques
According to Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation, each year, 326,200 people in the U.S. experience EMS-assessed out-of-hospital non-traumatic SCA, and nine out of 10 victims die. Timber Creek’s Health Science Teachers are looking not only to teach the students the CPR skill, but to possibly save a life as well.
Timber Creek Students March For Equality
The 2017 Women’s March were a series of political rallies fighting for political rights for women – aiming at such issues as immigration reform, health care reform, LGBTQ rights, rights of Muslims, income inequality and racial justice.