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Welcome to Thompson High School!

Thompson High School is a public secondary school in Alabaster, Alabama and is currently a part of the Shelby County School System.

Principal: Dr. Daniel Steele

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THS TV logoTHS TV is Thompson High School's source for news, entertainment, weather and sports. Students receive announcements and other news updates and you can watch all content online.

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TribeUne

stack of newspapersThe TribeUne is the student newspaper, and it is now available online. Content is updated daily, providing stories highlighting the achievements of students and faculty at THS.

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THS Time Capsule

stack of newspapersOn January 25, we opened the time capsule that had been placed in the wall by the class of 1988. What should we put in the time capsule for the students of 2038 to open?

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Congratulations Cinderfella winners

Last night, the "ladies" of THS competed in the Fourth Annual Cinderfella Pageant. This not-so-beauty pageant is for the guys to strut their stuff in a variety of categories, such as date wear, talent, formal wear, photogenic and on-stage interview.

Tristen Hatchett, aka Miss Satine Diamond, was the winner of the "Dang! I Look Good" (Photogenic) category and was crowned as the 2013 Cinderfella. Other winners include the following: Kodi Robertson, aka Miss Kodisha Tokenowa--Mr. Nice Guy; Don Qui Qui, aka Don Lundy--2nd Runner-Up; and Miss Brittany-Lynn-Marie-Lynn, aka Trent Tidwell.

Congratulations to our "lovely ladies."

difference

I Am the Difference TeacherAva Andrews is this week's "I Am the Difference" teacher. Sophomore Michael Giddins nominated Andrews for the award.

Giddins said, "She makes math more fun."

Andrews was honored to receive this award. "I love teaching at Thompson because I love working with the kids and I really enjoy making connections to the real world," she said. "Hopefully they learn things that they can use in the future."

Andrews teaches Algebra II, AP Statistics and Algabraeic Connections. She is also a math coach.

Nominate a teacher who makes a difference!  Be sure to explain why this teacher makes a difference to you.

spotlight student

Spotlight Student This week’s Spotlight Student is Quyen Khong. Khong is a junior and was nominated by former AP Biology teacher Desaree Jackson. She participates in AP classes and is in the choir.

History teacher Glenda Smitherman believes that Khong deserves the honor because of her overall engagement in class.

Smitherman is not the only teacher who has recognized Khong’s hard work. Coach Bruce Hill and A-P English teacher Crystal Lamar both notice Khong’s work in the classroom and her respect for others.

Lamar said, "Quyen is a hard worker and is always respectful and polite to her classmates and teachers."

Coach Hill said that Quyen is a "phenomenal student and always has a great attitude. Certainly a pleasure to have in class!"

Khong says that she is honored to receive the award, and that she always tries to do her best. After graduation next year, Khong plans to attend Medical School.

Nominate a student who has made a difference. Be sure explain why this student should be recognized as the Spotlight Student.

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