The homeless population in Tarrant County is up by five percent this year with over 2,000 people living on the streets, but if senior Hannah Blaschke has anything to say about it, many of them will be warm through efforts of a blanket for the homeless drive.
Important information on times, locations, tickets, and anything else students need to know for graduation for the class of 2019.
Starting in the 2020 school year, Timber Creek will become one of the Social and Emotional Learning pilot campus for Keller ISD. Social and Emotional Learning is the process where children and adults learn to understand and manage emotions, maintain positive relationships, make responsible decisions and more.
Mr. Falcon was entertainment at it’s finest. The fancy suits, the unique struts, the witty responses to interview questions, the embarrassing talents; it was truly a night to remember, all thanks to our amazing senior boys.
Donate all canned and non perishable food items to room M105 from Feb. 1 -20 to help the low income families in the community.
The varsity and junior varsity Winterguards competed at the WGI Dallas regional competition last Saturday, Feb. 8. Both guards advanced to finals after their prelims performances, something that has never been done at a WGI contest in Timber Creek history.
This past weekend, the Indoor Drumline started their season off receiving first place with their show entitled “Club Duæl”. The group performed in Lewisville, TX at North Texas Colorguard Association or NTCA, competing against 2 other schools and finishing with a 75.15, a four point lead from second place.
Want to learn how to swing dance? Join the jazz band with swing dancing lessons and a concert on Friday, Feb. 22 in the cafeteria at 7 p.m.
Black feminist, Ida B Wells was born into slavery in 1862. When the Emancipation Proclamation freed her family, she became devoted to giving herself a prominent voice.
Speech and debate will host a spirit night on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at Andy’s Frozen Custard in Keller from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Class of 2019 seniors will be allowed seven tickets for the graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 25 at 4 p.m. Students have the option to request or decline tickets using the graduation ticket declaration form due on Friday, Feb. 22.