Thompson Valley High School

At Thompson Valley High School, we are dedicated to creating a profoundly inclusive and diverse learning environment. Our vision is to meet each student where they are, empowering them to achieve their personal and academic goals. By fostering a supportive and enriching atmosphere, we help our students realize their full potential and pursue their life aspirations with confidence and success.

Hey Eagles,

Celebrating What It Means to Be #TVStrong!

Every week, we spotlight students who exemplify the core values of self-discipline, teamwork, respect, nobility, and growth—the heart of what it means to be TVStrong. Teachers and staff make time to recognize these outstanding individuals with positive referrals, celebrating their character, actions, and contributions. Thank you for being shining examples of excellence Eagle in our community.

Do the Eagle thing

#TVStrong Self Discipline Teamwork Respect Open-Mindedness Nobility Growth

Congratulations to Peyton DiGiovanni for an outstanding week representing Thompson Valley High School! Peyton's dedication, leadership, and hard work have earned her the opportunity to deliver a speech to the Colorado Department of Agriculture and members of the school board at Berthoud High School.

We are proud of Peyton and grateful to Hedy Brown for her dedication to preparing our students for success. Congratulations, Peyton, and thank you for representing Eagle Nation so well!

Go Eagles!

Please find this list of holiday family resources.

Concurrent Enrollment Night is for all TSD high school students and parents/guardians who are interested in learning more about Concurrent Enrollment opportunities. Representatives from AIMS and FRCC will present and answer questions about Concurrent Enrollment.

Welcome back to our TVHS podcast - Frick That. This episode is Slay or Nay. We talked about comparing "slang" across generations. What we said back in the day vs what is said today. With Cristina Frick, Hedy Brown, Liza Bauer, Marshall Brown, Erick Escarcega Chaparro, and Vincente Altamirano.

Movember, Mindful Choices, and Gratitude

Do you know about Movember??

 Movember & Men's Health: November is globally recognized as

"Movember," a month dedicated to raising awareness for men's physical

and mental health. We encourage all of our students—especially our young

men—to prioritize their mental health, speak up when they are

overwhelmed, and check in on their friends.

 Gratitude & Mental Wellness: With Thanksgiving around the corner,

November is the perfect time to practice gratitude. Research shows that

taking a moment each day to recognize things you are thankful for can

reduce stress, improve sleep, and boost your mood during busy exam

weeks.

 Shorter Days & Immune Health: As the clocks change (November 1, 2026)

and the weather cools, we naturally spend more time indoors. This makes it

easier for colds and the flu to spread. Keep your immune system strong by

washing your hands frequently, staying hydrated, and aim for 8 to 10 hours

of sleep each night!

November is National Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness about how our

bodies process energy. While genetics play a major role in diabetes, building

healthy physical habits right now is one of the best ways to protect your long-

term wellness and keep your energy levels steady through long school days.

Some examples are swapping out sugary drinks for water and pairing carbs with

protein, like apple and peanut butter.

Please remember our immunization exclusion date is coming up, November 19 th !

If your student is not compliant, even if they attend another school/home

schooled but play sport/s, they will not be allowed to attend school come

November 19, 26. Thank you for your cooperation!!

Lastly, please make sure your student/s has water with them here at school. If

they are not wanting to eat school lunch, snacks can be packed. YOU’RE BODY

DOESN’T RUN WELL ON EMPTY!!!!!!!

*Google helped with some of this info!

November 3rd Early Graduation Packet Distribution in the counseling office; “Senior 2027 Survey” Opens

December 1st “Senior 2027 Survey” Due

December 17th Early Graduates pick up “Check Out Sheet” in the counseling office

December 18th Mandatory Check Out all day, starting at 9 a.m., Chromebook and charger return if you haven’t completed the process to keep it, Library and TVHS materials return and Fees paid

December 18th Return your completed/signed “Receiving Your Diploma”, “Participation Contract for the Graduation Ceremony” and the “Name Verification Letter” to Ms. Keil in the counseling office, then complete the “Senior Exit Process” with your counselor

December 18th Early Grad’s Last Day

Seniors- Please complete the short Fall Check In Survey from the counselors. At the end of the survey you can request a Senior Meeting.

If you are in need of an order form for graduation materials, pick up an order form in the Counseling Office or email glenna.keil@tsd.org

Boettcher Foundation:

https://boettcherfoundation.org/scholarships/prospective-scholars/

Citizens Scholarship:

https://classroom.google.com/c/ODcxODg1OTc4MTQ2/m/ODczNTQyNTcyODA2/details

Daniels Fund:

https://danielsfund.org/our-work/scholarships/

Denver Scholarship Foundation:

https://denverscholarship.org/students-alumni/scholarship-directory/

Dreamers and Golden Door:

https://www.thedream.us/

Fastweb:

fastweb.com

JLV College Counseling List:

jlvcollegecounseling.com/scholarships/all-scholarships-2/

Raise Me:

raise.me

Scholarships.com:

https://www.scholarships.com/

Study.com:

https://study.com/blog/college-success-scholarship-by-study-com.html

Western Undergraduate Exchange:

https://www.wiche.edu/tuition-savings/wue/

Hello TVHS Families!

My name is Misti Juergensen, and I am the Activities Coordinator at Thompson Valley High School. One of my favorite parts of my role is helping students find ways to get connected and involved in our school community!

TVHS offers a wide variety of clubs, activities, organizations, leadership opportunities, and Fine Arts programs. Whether students want to explore a new interest, meet new people, develop leadership skills, share their talents, or simply find a place where they belong, there is something for every Eagle.

Opportunities include everything from DECA, Robotics, Knowledge Bowl, and Book Club to Student Council, National Honor Societies, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Theater, Visual Arts, and much more!

Below, you’ll find a full list of our activities, clubs, and organizations, along with the staff sponsors to contact for more information. I encourage students to reach out to a sponsor, ask questions, and give something new a try!

If you’re not sure where to start or have questions about getting involved, please feel free to contact me at misti.juergensen@tsd.org. I’m happy to help connect your student with an opportunity that interests them.

There’s a place for every Eagle at TVHS!

There is always something happening at Thompson Valley High School!

We encourage families to add the TVHS Activities Calendar to their Google Calendar. This is a great way to stay up to date on student activities, clubs, meetings, events, and other opportunities happening throughout the school year.

Add the TVHS Activities Calendar

From a computer:

1. Open Google Calendar.
2. On the left side, find Other calendars.
3. Click the + next to Other calendars.
4. Select Subscribe to calendar.
5. Search for/add: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=Y181OTVkNzVjYTY5YzAyZDE5MTBjNDljOTE0MWY5OTJjMTNiYmI3N2NhZjI3YmUyY2Y5YzE3MjAwODZmYjQ5YWU2QGdyb3VwLmNhbGVuZGFyLmdvb2dsZS5jb20
6. The TVHS Activities Calendar will then appear under Other calendars.

Once you have added the calendar, you can turn it on or off whenever you would like and view upcoming TVHS activities alongside your personal calendar.

We hope this makes it easier for families to stay informed, get involved, and see all the great things happening at TVHS!

Stay connected. Get involved. Go Eagles!

INTERESTED IN PLAYING A WINTER SPORT AT TVHS?

Registration is NOW Open!

Visit www.tvathletics.org to find Registration information under “Announcements”

To begin the registration process visit the Arbiter website and create an account.

All students who are interested in a sport this school year must fully clear sports registration with a CHSAA Physical form and upload to their Arbiter registration before they begin participation.

*NOTE: The athletic office can no longer accept paper copies or upload your physical to your Arbiter account for you.

Deadline to register for Winter sports will be Friday, December 4th, 2026

*NOTE: Athletic fees can be paid over phone with the athletic office once you have completed registration at 970-613-7932 or by cash and checks made out to TVHS.

Healthy School Meals for All program.

This applies to Student Athletes in that if they qualify for assistance, we are permitted to waive the base fee for sports. You can find the Meal Application HERE

Apply as soon as possible if you have not already done so.

We ask that athletes provide the Athletics Office a copy of the Nutrition Services approval letter so we can waive base fees. This does take 7-10 business days to be finalized. Please forward your letter to amanda.moore@tsd.org

If you have any sport-specific questions, feel free to contact coaches:

Boys Basketball: ryan.pisano@tsd.org

Girls Basketball: tristan.oliver@tsd.org

Girls Swim & Dive: jamie.simpkins@tsd.org

Boys Wrestling: Head Coach: steve.gerrard@tsd.org and Assistant: ronald.tucker@tsd.org

Loveland Girls Wrestling: madisun.ortega@tsd.org, please register with Loveland Athletics

Berthoud Girls Wrestling: cody.hofrock@tsd.org, please register with Berthoud Athletics

Seasons Begin:

Girls Swimming: November 9th

Basketball & Wrestling: November 16th

In compliance with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008, and Colorado law, the Thompson School District does not unlawfully discriminate against otherwise qualified students, employees, applicants for employment, or members of the public on the basis of disability, race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, national origin, religion, ancestry, family composition, or need for special education services. Discrimination against employees and applicants for employment based on age, genetic information, and conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth is also prohibited in accordance with state and/or federal law. Harassment, if it rises to the level described in state law, is a prohibited form of discrimination.

For additional information, go to https://www.tsd.org/about/nondiscrimination