September 2019 Bond Update

TSD Names Rick Bowles As Principal of Its New Pre-K – 8th Grade School

Thompson School District announced today that it has named Rick Bowles as the principal of the district’s new Pre-K – 8^th Grade school in the Thompson River Ranch subdivision, which is currently in the planning process.  The school is scheduled to open in the fall of 2021.

Mr. Bowles is currently serving Thompson School District as the principal of Ivy Stockwell Elementary School in Berthoud.  His first assignment in the district was as a teacher at the school, where he taught 4^th and 5^th grade for ten years.  He later served as the principal of Namaqua Elementary in Loveland for four years before re-joining the Ivy Stockwell team, where he has served as principal for the past seven years. Mr. Bowles will remain in the position at Ivy Stockwell Elementary for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year while also participating in the new school’s design process. He will then transition to his new role in the summer of 2020 in order to assist with preparations for the new school.

“I have been so fortunate to be a part of the amazing Ivy Stockwell and Berthoud community for many years,” Mr. Bowles said.  “I'm sad to leave all of the amazing students, parents and staff at Ivy, but I am excited to collaborate with this new community to create a school that everyone will be proud to call home.”

Mr. Bowles earned a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Northern Colorado.

For more information, please contact Michael Hausmann, Thompson School District Public Information Officer, at 970-613-5011 or via email at michael.hausmann@thompsonschools.org.

TSD Releases Tentative Bond Project Schedule

Thompson School District has released its new district bond project timeline. The file will provide you with more information on the tentative scheduling of bond projects that are planned throughout TSD.

Please note that this project timeline is tentative and is subject to adjustment based on market and labor availability. A variety of criteria was used to design the schedule, including the amount of time needed to complete projects, the availability of personnel to complete the work and the severity of the repairs and adjustments that are being addressed.

Once again, thank you very much for your support of these projects and the ballot measure that is making them possible.