In Bessemer, AL employees of the Amazon Fulfillment Center-BHM1 were fighting to unionize to achieve a better working environment. Voting ended for warehouse workers on Mon. March 29. The vote concluded that BHM1 will not be able to unionize. Retail, Wholesale, Department Store Union (RWDSU) plans to challenge the election results. The union intends to file objections over Amazon’s unfair labor practice charges and their election conduct with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
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Following the boom of protests for social causes, a group of students formed the Movement Against Racism At Keller or MARK. Founder, senior Parker Sutliff alongside with Junior Sudheshna Khadka worked during the Summer of 2020 to form MARK in an attempt to work with the school to combat racism amongst the district.
Eighteen students competed at the Future Business Leaders Of America (FLBA) Virtual State Leadership Conference. Out of those, 8 students had placed for Nationals. FLBA
View photos from the Falcon Theatre One-Act production “A Midsummer’s Night Dream”. All photos available for purchase here.
The English 1 and 2 STAAR End of Course exams are back for Spring 2021 and here’s Everything You Need To Know (EYNTKA) about them, UPDATED on April 7.
The English 1 STAAR online testing scheduled for April 6 was cancelled for Keller ISD students after a state-wide issue with connecting to testing servers.
Timber Creek Sophomore Carter Shell did some heavy lifting on March 27 to place 10th in the state of Texas in powerlifting.
Half way through the district season, the varsity softball team is currently undefeated and ranked number one in 1-6A region. Making their way through district and beating competitive teams like Keller and Eaton, the win streak looks like it shows no sign of stopping. After a few seasons off from the program making playoffs, this season looks like a different story.
On April 7, 2021 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. the Junior Class of 2022 will be hosting a spirit night at Pie Five. The
On March 2, 2021, Texas Governor (R) Greg Abbott announced in a tweet the end of the Texas statewide mask mandate and business restrictions and that it would officially take effect on March 10.