THS Wolf Wise | November 20, 2025
TIMBERLAND HIGH SCHOOL
- Wednesday, Nov. 26 to Friday, Nov. 28 – No School, Thanksgiving Break
- Monday, Dec. 1 – Late Start Day, Classes Begin at 9:20 a.m.
- Wednesday, Dec. 17 to Friday, Dec. 19 – Final Exams
- Thursday, Dec. 18 – Early Release Day, School is Dismissed at 12:05 p.m.
- Friday, Dec. 19 – Early Release Day, School is Dismissed at 12:05 p.m.
- Monday, Dec. 22 to Friday, Jan. 2 – No School, Winter Break
- Monday, Jan. 5 – Back to School & Late Start Day, Classes Begin at 9:20 a.m.
- Sunday, May 31, 2026 – Timberland Graduation at 8:30 p.m.
WENTZVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Click here to view the Wentzville School District 2025-2026 Academic Calendar.
Click here to purchase Timberland spirit wear!
The list below contains all of the THS Varsity home athletic events, concerts, and performances over the next month. We'd love to see you support our students during these events!
- Thursday, Dec. 4 – Winter Choir Concert in the Auditorium at 7 p.m.
- Friday, Dec. 5 – Boys Basketball at 7 p.m. vs. Francis Howell
- Tuesday, Dec. 9 – Girls Basketball at 6:30 p.m. vs. Fort Zumwalt North
- Friday, Dec. 12 – Girls Basketball at 5:30 p.m. vs. Francis Howell Central, and Boys Basketball at 7 p.m. vs. Francis Howell Central
- Monday, Dec. 15 – Boys Basketball at 6 p.m. vs. Parkway North
- Tuesday, Dec. 16 – Winter Band Concert in the Theatre at 7 p.m.
- Friday, Dec. 19 – Girls Basketball at 5:30 p.m. vs. Holt, and Boys Basketball at 7 p.m. vs. Holt
There are 100 days until track season starts! If you are interested in track please complete the interest form. Track pre-season practice starts Monday, January 5, and will be each Monday through Thursday from 2:30-4 p.m. If you have any questions, please email Coach Willis at brendawillis@wsdr4.org.
As we approach the colder months, we want to re-share the District communication that has information regarding the WSD's inclement weather procedures for the 2025-26 school year. This year, snow days one and two will be traditional snow days. After our second snow day this year, we will switch to AMI (alternative methods of instruction) for snow days three through seven. Read more on what to expect this winter or view AMI assignments.
Second semester is approaching quickly! Let's review some scheduling details.
The course correction deadline for Semester is Friday, January 9. To submit a course correction, students must fill out the course correction form on the counseling webpage – please do not email your counselor as this can prolong the process.
Students should fill out the course correction form if you…
- Are missing a core course – English, math, science, or social studies
- Have an incomplete schedule (fewer than 7 class periods).
- Need to repeat a required class that you failed.
- Have already passed and received credit for a course that CANNOT be taken multiple times.
- If you have been accepted into a WSD special program – CAPS, CNA, Lewis & Clark, Dual Enrollment, etc. – and it is not reflected on your schedule.
- Need a specific course for college admissions or NCAA.
- Do not have the prerequisite for a course on your schedule.
- Are wanting a change that is not for academic purposes. If this is the case, your request will be denied.
- Are wanting to change teachers.
- Are wanting Release Time, Dual Enrollment, or Flex. These changes require special forms – come see in the counseling office to pick up these forms during the first week of school in Sem II.
- Believe you need a different level of a course (for example, Geometry to Honors Geometry), you need teacher permission first. Please have a conversation with the teacher you have this year. The teacher will then fill out a form for your counselor on your behalf if an adjustment needs to be made.
- Need assistance with Dual Enrollment – in this case, please email Mrs. Amy Green at amygreen@wsdr4.org.
In February, our counseling team will be working with all students to create schedules for the 2026-2027 school year. Stay tuned for more information!
Timberland’s Interact Club is kicking off our annual Turkey Drive from November 5-19! We’re collecting donations to help provide turkeys for local families in need, with a goal of raising $500. If we hit our goal, Mr. Winklemann will proudly strut through the halls in a full turkey costume on the last day before break! Plus, every donation enters you into a drawing for a QT gift card. So give generously and join in the fun!
Our School Lunch Hero program aims to ensure no child leaves the cafeteria hungry. Donate to our Lunch Hero program to help WSD families struggling to keep up with paying for school breakfast and lunch. Read more about School Lunch Heroes and make a donation.
Would you like to bring a little holiday cheer to a Wentzville School District family? Each year in December, the WSD Holiday Assistance Program helps to provide gifts for students in need and their families. Last year 361 families and 982 children received assistance in this charitable effort! The program works with businesses, community groups, and individuals to help make the upcoming holidays more enjoyable for struggling families. In our schools, students and staff do a variety of things to raise money and collect gifts, and many families are adopted by their own caring school community. But there is always a need for additional community support. If you would like to adopt a family, please call (636) 327-3800 x 20358 or email zacharybreckle@wsdr4.org.
Congratulations to Timberland teacher, Mrs. Ami Schulte, for being our Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Schulte is an exceptional educator whose passion, heart, and advocacy make Timberland a better place every single day. She is a tireless champion for her students and for the PE department, always going above and beyond to ensure everyone feels welcomed, valued, and supported. Her positivity is contagious, her work ethic unmatched, and her care for our school community shines through in everything she does. We are incredibly proud to celebrate Mrs. Schulte as Timberland’s Teacher of the Year, and even more excited to cheer her on as she advances to compete for District Teacher of the Year.
Braylin Shirley, THS Student
Braylin Shirley is a kind and hardworking student who is always focused and ready to do his best. Braylin is the type of student who quietly leads by example, and he advocates for himself and others, never hesitating to speak up when someone needs support. His teachers say he brings a positive energy to every room he walks into. Way to go, Braylin!
Mr. Michael DeYoung, THS Teacher
Mr. DeYoung came out of retirement to fill a teaching position and help coach golf. Mr. DeYoung is a selfless leader who always puts students' needs above his own all while holding them accountable for working hard and reaching their goals. Mr. DeYoung is truly a valued member of our Wolf Pack!
Below, you will find the important links to get started at Timberland and to prepare for the upcoming school year. Be sure to bookmark these links for easy access!