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International Day of Women and Girls in Science

On February 11, we celebrate the achievements of women and girls in science and inspire the next generation to dream big and lead the way in STEM.

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100 Days of Learning

Elementary students across the district celebrated over 100 days of school last week with creative projects, fun activities, and a focus on how much they’ve learned and grown this year. Here's to 100 days of success!

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Black History Month

February is Black History Month— a national recognition to honor Black peoples' rich history, achievements, and ongoing contributions across the USA. Let’s celebrate, learn, and grow together. 🖤💛💚❤️ #BlackHistoryMonth

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Mathletes in Action

Micah Gallagher (1st place – BRMS), Barrett Hansen (2nd place – TMS), Leo Gibb (3rd place – TMS), and 44 other students from across the district battled it out in a Mathcounts competition, a fast-paced national middle school math competition with in-person "bee"-style contest that tests their skills across four levels of fun.

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Boettcher Semifinalists

Congratulations to the following students who were named Boettcher Semifinalists: Edward “Teddy” Jacobson (LHS), Illyana Collins (MVHS), Patrick Tucker (TVHS), and Ellie Moran (LHS).

The Boettcher Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition, and partial living expenses merit-based academic scholarship awarded to graduating Colorado high school students. Award recipients, on average, rank in the top 2% of their graduating classes.

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Celebrating Illyana Collins

Mountain View High School’s Illyana Collins has been named a Daniels Fund Scholar Finalist. Named after visionary business leader Bill Daniels and administered by the Daniels Fund, the Daniels Scholarship Program provides a four-year, annually renewable college scholarship for graduating high school seniors who demonstrate exceptional character, leadership, and a commitment to serving their communities.

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Strive 2025

Thompson School District's Strive 2025 Strategic Plan outlines key success factors to become a premier district of distinction, aligning with the competencies defined in the Portrait of a TSD Graduate to achieve our vision.

Strategic Plan

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Student Achievement

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Inclusive and Supportive Culture

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Human Talent

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Stewardship of Resources

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Portrait of a TSD Graduate

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