Modern World Literature is a survey of human rights issues through the lens of philosophy and literature.

Public Speaking is about communicating your ideas effectively to others. 

Today's society is changing quickly to be a global community.  World Literature explores other cultures and helps students to see that we are more united by our human similarities than we are divided by our differences.

This site is established as a web-based communication and support site for TRHS students in mathematics courses. 

Biology is the study of living organisms, how those organisms relate to each other and to their physical environment. 

Production Crew students assist with A/V tasks at the High School and the Performing Arts Center.  Students may be trained in the areas of Lighting, Video Production, and Sound Production.  An internship option is offered for students who commit an extended amount of time and effort to the program.

During the past year, Blind Squirrel Productions, a video production company housed at Timberlane Regional High School, has been developing a number of documentary films covering historic, cultural, and personal stories. Two major projects have been the centerpiece of our work. First, in September of 2007, we filmed the 8th Annual Northern Forrest Heritage Park Lumberjack Festival and Competition in Berlin, New Hampshire. That work, in collaboration with the Berlin and Coos County Historical Society, resulted in a half hour documentary on the history of lumberjacking in the North Country and how this competition keeps alive the traditions of the Lumberjacks of old.

We are currently working on a major project on the history of the 1925 Scopes Trial and how its issues of creationism and evolution are still impacting education today. This project has taken us to Tennessee to speak with people in the town of Dayton where the trial took place, as well as professors from Bryan College, a conservative Christian College also in Dayton. Most recently we have traveld to the University of Chicago to interview Pulitzer Prize winning author Ed Larson (Summer for the Gods) and noted History of Science Professor Dr.Robert Richards, author of The Meaning of Darwin. We will next be traveling to The College of William And Mary to speak with Dr. Barbara King author of Evolving God, and to Brown University to speak with Dr. Kenneth Miller, author of Finding Darwin's God. On a local note we will also be interviewing Dr. Daniel Dennett of Yale University and author of Darwin's Dangerous Idea. Stay tuned for blogs on all of our journeys!

An introduction to problem solving through varius art techniques using paint, clay, color pencil, observation skills, drawing, elements of art.

Support resources for TRHS students.

Information for students and families.

AP US History is an entry level college class taught at the high school level for both high school and college credit.

This course was created to demonstrate the use of Moodle

This is a test course for demonstration.