Innovative Technology Services
The I.T.S. division empowers the Thompson School District community to grow into the future with innovative technology today. We strive to create technology infused environments where students use their digital tools to create, communicate, and critically think so students can thrive in this digitally connected world. By having digital access and equity our students will
- become successful graduates in this increasingly digital world,
- demonstrate their learning in meaningful ways, and
- be encouraged to collaborate and connect with each other and global audiences.
Technology in Schools
Digital Access and Equity
Thompson's Tech4All program ensures students have access to digital tools. Thompson SD is creating learning conditions that enable students to reach their fullest potential.
Digital Tools
In the 21st century, education is complemented with digital resources and tools that support curriculum and creativity.
Digital Safety and Wellness
The district takes many steps to ensure that students are taught digital citizenship and protected from harmful software and actors.
Innovation in Schools
Schools in Thompson School District are using cutting edge technology in innovation labs and career and technical education classrooms.
Collaborative Groups
Digital Learning Cohort
Professional Development opportunities to collaborate, learn, connect so we can provide students with engaging digital learning experiences.
Technology Advisory and Leadership Committee
Stakeholders across the district get together to collaborate, discuss, and make decisions about technology in TSD.
Latest Update
Kelly Sain
Recently our Digital Learning Cohort (DLC) had an opportunity to spend a day exploring the use of digital tools that our students have access to. Our day was focused on the use of our Innovation iPad Carts, Student Tech4All iPads, and Student Tech4All Chromebooks.
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Erick Baumgartner
Effectively managing sharing permissions in Google Drive is crucial for maintaining a secure and organized collaborative environment. By understanding the different levels of permissions, you can ensure that files and folders are shared appropriately, keeping our data safe and secure while also facilitating seamless collaboration among teachers, students, and staff members.
- security
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Kelly Sain
In today's digital age, cybersecurity is paramount, particularly in the education sector. With an ever-expanding online presence, the need to bolster defenses against cyber threats is more crucial than ever. This October, during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we focus on the increasing threats and attacks faced by K-12 institutions. Two new security campaigns are introduced to protect students, staff, and valuable data.
- security
Erick Baumgartner
By understanding IT security incidents and knowing how to respond, we strengthen our collective ability to safeguard our district's information and assets.
- security
Erick Baumgartner
Spear phishing attacks are highly targeted and personalized attempts by malicious actors to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information or performing actions.
- security
Strive 2025 Strategic Plan
Through digital tools, our students can demonstrate their learning in meaningful ways, including using the technology tools of their future.
Portrait of a Graduate
Technology can help students become better communicators, critical thinkers, collaborators, digital citizens, and advocates for their learning.