Student Life
Welcome
Welcome to Timberland's Student Life page!
Student life at Timberland High School extends beyond the classroom. Whether you're competing on the field, performing on stage, joining a club, attending school events, or serving your community, there are countless opportunities to get involved, build friendships, and make the most of your high school experience. Explore the resources below to discover everything Timberland has to offer.
Events
Throughout the school year, our school hosts major events to celebrate student life. Specific dates, ticket links, spirit week themes, and permission forms will be distributed each year via email, text alerts, and monthly newsletters. Be sure to check school notifications regularly as dance season approaches.
School Dances
Homecoming & Prom
Homecoming Dance
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Approximate Time of Year: September / October
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Sponsor: Student Council
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Who Can Attend: All Timberland students and their approved outside guests (see Guest Policies section below)
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Location: Timberland Commons
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Typical Schedule: Homecoming includes the following:
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Spirit week with themed dress-up days and food trucks
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Powder Puff football tournament
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Pep assembly
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Friday night football game
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Saturday night dance
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Wentzville School District community parade
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Junior & Senior Prom
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Approximate Time of Year: April / May
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Sponsor: Junior Class Officers
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Who Can Attend: All Juniors, Seniors, and their approved dates (see Guest Policies section below)
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Location: Off-campus venue
Ticket Sales & Entry
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No Door Sales: All tickets must be purchased in advance during the designated sales window. No tickets are ever sold at the door.
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Tiered Pricing: Early-bird discounts are typically offered for student tickets during the first week of sales – prices increase as the deadline approaches.
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Fines & Fees: All outstanding school fees, fines, and obligations must be paid in full before purchasing a ticket. Students needing financial assistance should contact the main office.
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Ticket Delivery: Student tickets are purchased online via GoFan using student's @wsdr4.org email addresses (must be logged in via Chromebook at school or any device at home).
Guest Policies
Rules
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One Guest Limit: Students are permitted to bring one guest.
- Required Guest Form: Timberland students must submit a completed Guest Form (available in the main office) and be verified before a guest ticket can be issued. This form must be turned in and the guest ticket must be purchase before the last day of ticket sales!
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Fixed Pricing: Guest tickets are sold at a flat rate and are not eligible for early-bird discounts.
Guest Form Scenarios
The guest form must be filled out if the guest...
- Attends another high school.
- Attends South Middle School.
- Has already graduated high school. In this case, the guest form must be filled out by a parent. Note that 21+ year olds are not allowed at Timberland school dances.
- Is homeschooled. In this case, the guest form must be filled out by a parent.
The guest form does not need to be filled out if the guest...
- Is a 9th or 10th grade Timberland student attending Prom with a 11th / 12th grade Timberland student. In this case, the 11th / 12th grade Timberland student must be present when the 9th / 10th grade Timberland student purchases the ticket.
General Conduct & Policies
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School Rules Apply: All standard school dress and conduct policies apply for the duration of the event. Any violation of school rules will result in immediate removal from the dance and consequences as outlined in the Student Misconduct and Disciplinary Consequences guide.
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No Re-Entry Policy: Once a student scans into the venue, they may not leave and re-enter the building for any reason (including going to vehicles).
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Entry Requirements: Digital tickets on a smartphone or physical paper guest tickets must be presented at the door for entry.
Other Events
- Mr. THS
- Wentzville School District Parade
- Powder Puff Football
- School Assemblies
- Swofford – Students vs Staff Basketball Game
Mr. THS
Mr. THS is one of Timberland's favorite annual traditions, showcasing the talent, creativity, and school spirit of senior boys. Contestants compete in a variety of events, including talent performances, themed attire, interviews, and other entertaining challenges, all while raising money for a charitable cause. The event brings students, staff, and families together for an evening of fun, laughter, and friendly competition.
Wentzville School District Parade
Each fall, Timberland proudly participates in the Wentzville School District Homecoming Parade, celebrating school pride and community spirit. Students from athletics, performing arts, clubs, and organizations represent Timberland by walking in the parade, decorating floats, performing, and cheering on fellow Wolves. The parade is a longstanding tradition that brings together all WSD schools and the greater Wentzville community.
Powder Puff Football
Powder Puff Football is a spirited competition featuring the junior and senior girls facing off on the football field while senior and junior boys take on the role of cheerleaders. Filled with friendly rivalry, school spirit, and plenty of laughs, this annual tradition gives students the opportunity to showcase teamwork while supporting their class.
School Assemblies
Throughout the school year, Timberland hosts four school-wide assemblies that celebrate school spirit, recognize student achievements, and bring the student body together.
- Fall/Homecoming Assembly: Kicks off Homecoming festivities with class competitions, games, performances, and school spirit.
- Veterans Day Assembly: Honors the service and sacrifice of military veterans through student performances and special recognitions.
- Winter Assembly: Celebrates the winter season with student activities, performances, and school-wide fun before winter break.
- Spring/Prom Assembly: Wraps up the year by celebrating spring traditions, recognizing student accomplishments, and building excitement for Prom and other end-of-year events.
Swofford – Students vs Staff Basketball Game
Each spring, Timberland hosts the annual Swofford Memorial Basketball Game, a community event that honors the memory of Scott Swofford, a beloved WSD teacher, while raising money for the Scott Swofford Memorial. The event features a friendly basketball game between students and staff, along with opportunities for students to pie staff members in the face, raffle basket giveaways, and other fundraising activities. Open to students, families, and the community, the event celebrates school spirit while supporting a meaningful cause.
Parking Pass
Important Notes About Parking Passes
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Annual Requirement: A new parking pass must be purchased for each school year. Parking at Timberland High School is a privilege, and students are expected to follow all rules to maintain it.
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Before Parking on Campus: To be approved and receive a pass, students must:
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Complete all steps outlined in our Requirements & Instructions for Obtaining a Parking Pass.
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Pay the $30 parking fee via Focus.
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Clear all outstanding fines and fees.
- Seniors must have updated vaccination records on file.
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Receive final approval and place their physical parking tag in their vehicle before parking on campus.
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Unregistered Vehicles, Fines & Policies
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Unregistered Vehicles and Fines: Students who park on campus without a valid parking pass will receive a $35 fine, may face disciplinary consequences, and may have their vehicle towed.
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Clearing a Parking Fine: If you receive a parking fine and need to purchase a parking pass, you may do so. Once purchased, the fine will be removed.
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Parking Privileges: Timberland High School reserves the right to withhold or revoke parking passes at any time due to violations of parking rules. Violations may result in school discipline or the loss of parking privileges.
Picture Day
Grade 9-11 Students
Friday, September 18, 2026 is school picture day for 9th-11th grade students. If students miss picture day, Friday, November 6, 2026 is picture retake day.
Grade 12 Students
If seniors would still like the opportunity to book a senior photo session with Wagner Photography, please give them a call at 314-567-5900. Friday, November 6, 2026 is 12th grade picture day (and the last picture day opportunity).
Spirit Wear
Show your Timberland pride by purchasing official school spirit wear and merchandise. Students, families, alumni, and community members can shop for apparel and accessories throughout the year.
Spirit wear is available:
- Online through the Timberland Spirit Store.
- At school events where the concession stand is open.
- During school spirit weeks.
Check back throughout the year for new designs and seasonal items.
Student Leadership
Timberland High School provides students with a variety of leadership opportunities to develop confidence, build valuable life skills, and make a positive impact on the school community. Whether you're interested in planning events, mentoring younger students, leading service projects, or representing your classmates, there are many ways to get involved.
Student leaders play an important role in creating a positive school culture. Throughout the year, they help organize school activities, welcome new students, support community service initiatives, promote school spirit, and serve as role models for their peers.
Student Council
Student Council represents the student body and works to make Timberland a fun, engaging, and welcoming place for all students. Members help plan and organize school events, including but not limited to the following:
- Homecoming Activities
- Spirit Weeks
- Assemblies and Pep Rallies
- Halloween Safety Presentations at WSD Elementary Schools
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Student Council members also work closely with school administrators to share student perspectives and encourage school involvement.
Link Crew
Link Crew is a student leadership program that helps incoming freshmen successfully transition to high school. Link Crew leaders serve as mentors by welcoming new students during orientation, leading small-group activities, answering questions, and providing encouragement throughout the school year. Their goal is to help every freshman feel connected, supported, and prepared for success at Timberland. Members help plan and organize events for freshmen, including but not limited to the following:
- Freshmen Orientation
- Movie Night
- Finals Cram Study Day
- Spring Carnival
National Honor Society
National Honor Society recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members participate in a variety of service projects that benefit the school and local community while developing leadership and teamwork skills. Eligible students are invited to apply based on Timberland High School's membership criteria.
DECA
DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Through competitive events, leadership conferences, community service, and hands-on learning experiences, members develop valuable career and leadership skills while applying classroom knowledge to real-world business situations.
In addition to competitions and leadership opportunities, DECA members operate the DECA Den, Timberland's student-run school store. Located in the cafeteria during lunch, the DECA Den offers a variety of snacks, drinks, and Timberland spirit wear. Managing the DECA Den gives students hands-on experience in customer service, inventory management, marketing, merchandising, and financial operations while serving the Timberland community.
Other Leadership Opportunities
Leadership opportunities extend beyond organizations list above. Students can develop leadership skills through athletics, performing arts, academic organizations, clubs, and other extracurricular activities by serving as team captains, club officers, committee members, event organizers, peer mentors, and student ambassadors.
We encourage every student to explore opportunities to lead, serve others, and make a lasting impact on the Timberland community.
