Thompson Valley High School (8824)
1669 EAGLE DRIVE
LOVELAND, CO 80537
950
Total Students Served
Grade 9 - Grade 12
School District:
Thompson R2-J (1560)
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About Thompson Valley High School (8824)
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Thompson Valley High School
2024-2025
Thompson School District is the 17th largest school district in Colorado, encompassing 362 square miles and serving approximately 15,000 students. The district's territory includes Loveland and Berthoud, plus sections of Fort Collins, Windsor, Johnstown, and unincorporated land in Larimer, Weld, and Boulder counties. TSD serves students in Pre-K through 12th grade with fifteen school-based preschool programs, a dedicated preschool building, two Pre-K-8 buildings, eighteen elementary schools, fiv…
e middle schools, five high schools, two charter schools, and one career campus. Teachers and administrators collaborate with families and community partners to ensure that students are college, career, and community ready. Thompson Valley High School is a high school in Loveland, CO; 1040 students attend our school this year. Below, you will find our demographic breakdown: 70.20%- White 23.40%- Hispanic/ Latino 0.60%- Black 0.80%- Asian/ Pacific Islander 3.50%- Two or more races 31.1% of our students receive meal assistance 0.70% of our students are actively learning English as a second, third, or fourth language; 13.20% of our students are identified as gifted and talented 11.7% of our students are currently receiving services through special education; and 10.30% of our students are currently identified as students with a significant reading deficiency. TVHS has been identified as an ESSA school this year for targeted support and improvement for Multilingual Learners. We are developing Professional Learning Communities that will assist our teachers in conversations about instruction and data which will result in each student learning at high levels. Additionally, we are using Project Based Learning to continue student engagement in content. The school wide efforts to enhance our Extended Learning Option (ELO) to expand the focus with and for each student will continue with lessons learned during this school year. Previously, this was accomplished through Advisory. Increased communication with families, staff and students around specific and targeted strategies associated with short term success reflected in career and college readiness with a continued alignment of district resources associated with all populations reflected in course work and new intervention strategies using early warning systems and 9th grade academy will help move our students closer towards graduation. We know that it will be important to progress monitor the improvements of all categories of students as part of our shorter cycle improvement strategies and relationships that have developed in ELO time, as well as class work. Additionally, this information will become increasingly important as the educational expectations expand beyond the 9th and 10th grade in an effort to increase the focus on Post-secondary Workforce Readiness.The efforts to personalize the learning for each student, establish pathway opportunities and exceed the post-secondary results for all students tied to career planning continue to expand learning opportunities for all students and push the capacities and expectations on all members of our learning community. We continue to strive to give each and every student the educational opportunities that they need to be successful in our world.
Final 2025 Performance Rating
Average SAT & PSAT Scores
SAT Grade 11:
972PSAT Grade 10:
900PSAT Grade 9:
845School Year: 2024-2025
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