Vote Lori Goebel for Thompson School Board

07/08/2026

You will enjoy!
It was fun to see/learn more of his personal history.

06/09/2026

It pains me to say, but I believe we should follow Denver on this one.

ll devices must be turned off and stored out of sight from bell to bell:
https://www.9news.com/article/news/education/denver-public-schools-cell-phone-electronics-ban/73-37f4d8b5-99db-4932-b124-a98f47a5ff32?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_9NEWS_(KUSA)

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas!

12/10/2025

Final day to make application is TOMORROW!
Get involved! Let’s help keep transparency at the forefront.

Applications are now being accepted for the TSD Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC), which is associated with the 2025 bond program. The committee performs independent review of the projects that comprise the bond program in order to provide a high level of accountability and communication on behalf of the Board of Education to the citizens of Thompson School District. Vacancies on the committee are available in the following membership categories: "Financial Background" (2 slots), "Citizen Representative from Communities" (4 slots), "TSD Parent" (2 slots) and "Citizen At-Large" (8 slots).

For more information and to apply, please visit the committee website:
http://www.tsdbond.org/cboc
All applications are due by Wednesday, December 10, 2025.

12/07/2025

DWAYNE WEBSTER - PEARL HARBOR
Dwayne Webster was just 17 years old when he set his heart on joining the Navy to see the world. There was only one obstacle: he was too young to enlist without his parents’ consent. After many attempts to convince them, his father finally relented and signed the enlistment papers. On December 7, 1940, Dwayne left home for boot camp, full of hope and excitement for the future.

Exactly one year later, December 7, 1941, Dwayne was killed aboard the USS Arizona when a Japanese bomb struck the ship during the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was one of 1,177 sailors and Marines who perished in a matter of minutes.

In the chaotic weeks that followed the attack, families across the country waited in anguish for news. The Websters were no different. With communication in shambles, they had no idea what had happened to their son. Their first telegram from the government listed Dwayne as missing in action, leaving them clinging to hope.

That hope flickered even brighter when Dwayne’s mother received a package from him, a Christmas gift of silverware.. For a moment, it felt like a sign he might still be alive. Sadly though, he had mailed the package on December 6th.

But in February 1942, the dreaded second telegram arrived, confirming what the family feared most: Dwayne had been killed during the attack. Decades later, Dwayne’s sister said their father never forgave himself for signing those enlistment papers.

Dwayne Webster became Loveland’s first casualty of World War II. Today, Dwayne Webster Veterans Memorial Park bears his name. The next time you visit the park, take a moment to remember this young man, barely 18, who gave his life in service to our country. And if your children or grandchildren are with you, please share Dwayne’s story with them, so his sacrifice is never forgotten.

12/04/2025

Please consider this and/or share this with people who want to step up to make a difference.
Taxpayers deserve full transparency.

Applications are now being accepted for the TSD Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC), which is associated with the 2025 bond program. The committee performs independent review of the projects that comprise the bond program in order to provide a high level of accountability and communication on behalf of the Board of Education to the citizens of Thompson School District. Vacancies on the committee are available in the following membership categories: "Financial Background" (2 slots), "Citizen Representative from Communities" (4 slots), "TSD Parent" (2 slots) and "Citizen At-Large" (8 slots).

For more information and to apply, please visit the committee website:
http://www.tsdbond.org/cboc
All applications are due by Wednesday, December 10, 2025.

12/03/2025

The TSD Board of Education will hold a special meeting tonight, December 3rd, starting at 5:30 p.m., to seat the new board and hold officer elections. The regularly scheduled study session will begin at 6:30 p.m.

This meeting will take place at the TSD Administration Building. For more information, please visit: https://www.tsd.org/boe

11/27/2025

Let everyone give all their praise and thanks to the Lord!
Here's why-He's better than anyone could ever imagine.
Yes, He's always loving and kind, and His faithful love never ends.
Psalm 107:1 The Passion Translation

Wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving!

11/14/2025

Looking for a sign?
or rather, have a yard sign?
I’m collecting up those wandering signs (recycling to reuse in 4years?!???)

Drop it by my home, or
Text/message me and I’ll come pick it/then up.
Thanks again everyone for your support!