The 2021 Timber Creek Chamber Choir continued its reign as champion at the 2021 Madrigal and Chamber Choir Festival, becoming the first choir in 21 years to win the contest twice in a row, back to back.
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Timber Creek Student Media has had a busy April, completing The Creek Yearbook and competing in multiple contests both locally and across the nation.
On April 20, 2021, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree murder, second-degree manslaughter & third-degree murder. Judge Peter A. Cahill revoked Derek Chauvin’s bail after he was sentenced for killing George Floyd. Although found guilty, Judge Peter Cahill said sentencing would take place in an estimated eight weeks.
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).
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