THS Wolf Wise | October 21, 2026
TIMBERLAND HIGH SCHOOL
- Wednesday, Oct. 21 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Wednesday, Oct. 28 – Senior Meeting with Jostens (Cap & Gown Instructions)
- Wednesday, Oct. 28 – Parent Teacher Conferences from 3:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.
- Thursday, Oct. 29 – No School, Parent Teacher Conferences from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
- Friday, Oct. 30 – No School
- Monday, Nov. 2 – No School
- Tuesday, Nov. 3 – No School, PD Day
- Friday, Nov. 6 – School Pictures for Grade 12 & Picture Retake Day for Everyone
- Wednesday, Nov. 11 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Nov. 18 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Wednesday, Nov. 25 through Friday, Nov. 27 – No School
- Wednesday, Dec. 2 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Dec. 9 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Dec. 16 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Monday, Dec. 21 – Finals, Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Tuesday, Dec. 22 – Finals, Early Release (2 Hrs), Last Day of First Semester
- Wednesday, Dec. 23 through Monday, Jan. 4 – No School
- Wednesday, Jan. 13 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Monday, Jan. 18 – No School
- Wednesday, Jan. 27 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Feb. 3 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Feb. 10 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Monday, Feb. 15 – No School
- Wednesday, Feb. 24 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Mar. 3 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Mar. 10 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Friday, Mar. 19 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Monday, Mar. 22 through Friday, Mar. 26 – No School
- Wednesday, Mar. 31 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Monday, Apr. 5 and Tuesday, Apr. 6 – No School
- Wednesday, Apr. 14 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, Apr. 21 – Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Wednesday, Apr. 28 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, May 5 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, May 12 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Wednesday, May 19 – Early Release (68 Min)
- Monday, May 31 – No School
- Wednesday, Jun. 2 – Finals, Early Release (2 Hrs)
- Thursday, Jun. 3 – Finals, Early Release (2 Hrs), Last Day Of School
- Sunday, Jun. 6 – Timberland Graduation Ceremony at 8:30 a.m. at Saint Charles Family Arena
WENTZVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Wentzville School District 2026-2027 Academic Calendar
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES & SPORTING EVENTS
To sign up for Parent-Teacher Conferences, please view the Parent-Teacher Conference spreadsheet (click here!), click the links for each teacher you'd like to meet with, and schedule an appointment through Google Calendar. Click here to view a tutorial video. Once you have successfully signed up for a conference, both you and the teacher will receive an email confirmation with the appointment details. Please ensure you sign up for conferences within 24 hours of your preferred date and time.
Also… let's fill the teachers’ lounge! Our Educators Rising club is seeking your help to provide snacks for our staff during these nights. Visit our Amazon gift registry (click here!) to help us appreciate our teachers and their dedication to helping every student succeed. Thank you for your generosity. We look forward to seeing you at Parent-Teacher Conferences!
CHROMEBOOKS
Here are a few friendly reminders to help keep student devices working smoothly:
- Bring Devices Daily → Students should bring their fully charged Chromebook and charger to school every day.
- Academic Use Only → Chromebooks and WSD student accounts are reserved strictly for schoolwork and educational purposes.
- Chromelab Repairs → If a device is damaged or broken, students can bring it to the Chromelab in Room 221 before school, after school, or during 2nd hour, 4th hour, Den Time, or 6th hour.
PHONES & PERSONAL ELECTRONICS
Per state law and school policy, all student cell phones, headphones, and personal electronic devices must remain turned off and stored in backpacks from 7:20 a.m. to 2:20 p.m. The only exception is in classrooms where teachers require phones to be stored in a designated phone caddy.
SENIOR JOSTENS MEETING
Attention Senior Families! Jostens will hold a senior meeting on Wednesday, October 28, during Pack Time to discuss graduation details, cap and gown orders, and other important senior materials. If your student does not have a scheduled Pack Time, families can pick up an informational packet in the Timberland main office.
FAFSA FRENZY
High school seniors planning to attend college, trade school, or vocational programs next fall can now complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov. Filing early gives students access to federal grants, work-study opportunities, and low-interest loans to help cover higher education costs. The Wentzville School District is hosting a "FAFSA Frenzy" at Liberty High School on Oct. 29 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. to help any family who needs assistance filling out their FAFSA. There will be local college financial aid representatives there to answer questions. Families are encouraged to start the FAFSA and bring a computer/device so they can log into their FAFSA account and get the help they need.
LEWIS & CLARK
Are you a sophomore or junior interested in taking more “hands-on” classes or having “real world” experiences next school year? If so, you should go the Lewis & Clark Career Center Open Houses on Tuesday, November 10 or Wednesday, November 18 from 5:30-6:45 p.m. at 2400 Zumbehl Road, St. Charles, 63301. The Lewis & Clark Career Center would provide you with a half-day experience to explore the following careers:
Advanced Manufacturing → Machining, Welding
Automotive & Mechanical Technology → Auto Collision Repair, Auto Service Technology, Power Equipment Technology
Construction Trades → Brick & Stone Masonry, Building Trades (Carpentry), Electrical Trades, HVAC
Education → Early Childhood Careers
Health Sciences → Health Occupations, Dental Assisting
Information Technology → Lewis & Clark Cyber Academy, Computer Software Development
Law and Public Safety → Law Enforcement
Hospitality → Applied Retail and Business Skills
CAPS
Are you a sophomore or junior who is interested in learning more about CAPS? CAPS for high school students stands for the Center for Advanced Professional Studies, an innovative, nationally recognized half-day program for high school juniors and seniors. Click here to learn more about the upcoming CAPS Shadow Days on December 1-3, and click here to learn more about the CAPS Prospective Student Night on February 2.
MISSOURI BOYS & GIRLS STATE
Are you are junior who is interested in engaging with world-class speakers, starting a business, running the media, competing in sports, meeting new friends, running for office, writing laws, arguing in court, earning college credit and scholarships? Then Missouri Boys and Girls State might be for you. For one week, 1,700 incoming seniors from across Missouri take over and build the 51st state. Run your own state. Make the rules. Lead the charge. Experience a week to shape a lifetime. Click here to view a flyer with more information, and click here to learn more about how you can apply. Contact Mrs. Green in the counseling office for more information.
ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VARSITY HOME ATHLETIC EVENTS & PERFORMANCES
- Thursday, Oct. 22 – Soccer at 6 p.m. vs. Principia
- Friday, Oct. 23 – Football at 7 p.m. vs. Francis Howell Central
- Saturday, Oct. 24 – Soccer at 11 a.m. vs. St. Dominic
- Wednesday, Nov. 18 – Girls Basketball Jamboree at 6 p.m. vs Duchesne, North Point, and Winfield
- Tuesday, Nov. 24 – Girls Basketball at 5:30 p.m. vs. North Point and Boys Basketball at 7 p.m. vs. North Point
- Tuesday, Dec. 1 – Girls Basketball at 5:30 p.m. vs. Liberty and Boys Basketball at 7 p.m. vs. Liberty
SPIRIT WEAR
Click here to purchase Timberland spirit wear!
BAG & OUTSIDE FOOD/DRINK POLICY
The safety of our students, their families, our faculty, and community remains a top priority for our district. To help enhance safety and security at ticketed events at Timberland, we have a new bag policy and do not allow outside food or drinks. Bags must be the size of a wristlet or smaller, and all personal bottles must be emptied prior to entering our events.
Reagan Lozano, THS Student
Reagan is the Production Assistant for the fall play, It's Murder in the Wings! She does an incredible job at being efficient, training students in different technical aspects, and paying attention to the small details. Last year she won the "Built for the Arts Student Technical Theatre Award" with the Ken Page awards, and this was presented to her at the Fabulous Fox Theatre for her work on Shrek the Musical at Timberland. She always strives to do her best and encourage her classmates to do the same.
Mrs. Tichacek, THS Teacher
Mrs. Tichacek is extraordinarily dedicated to supporting her students’ social, emotional, and academic growth. Every single day, she brings boundless patience, structured guidance, and immense grace to her classroom. She has an intuitive ability to see past difficult behaviors, meeting students exactly where they are. Mrs. Tichacek truly embodies the heart and excellence of what it means to be an educator.
IMPORTANT LINKS
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!
- Wentzville School District
- Timberland High School / THS Staff Directory
- Timberland High School on X / THS Activities on X
TIMBERLAND ADMINISTRATIVE & COUNSELING TEAMS
- Building Principal – Dr. Kyle Lindquist, kylelindquist@wsdr4.org
- Activities Director – Ms. Emily Hoehn, emilyhoehn@wsdr4.org
- 12th Grade
- Assistant Principal – Dr. Keith Sanders, keithsanders@wsdr4.org
- Counselor – Mrs. Amy Green, amygreen@wsdr4.org
- 9th-11th Grade, Last Names A-G
- Assistant Principal – Dr. Kaitlyn Ernst, kaitlynernst@wsdr4.org
- Counselor – Ms. Julie Biggs, juliebiggs@wsdr4.org
- 9th-11th Grade, Last Names H-O
- Assistant Principal – Mr. Dave Wall, davidwall@wsdr4.org
- Counselor – Mrs. Sarah Paes, sarahpaes@wsdr4.org
- 9th-11th Grade, Last Names P-Z
- Assistant Principal – Mr. Jordan Steffen, jordansteffen@wsdr4.org
- Counselor – Mrs. Stephanie Bell, stephaniebell@wsdr4.org
- Crisis Counselor – Mrs. Kathryn Zoellner, kathrynzoellner@wsdr4.org