The Thompson School District Administration Building is a central hub for the leadership and coordination that support every school across the district. It houses Human Resources, Communication and Community Resources, Business Services, Learning Services and Operations. Together, these departments coordinate the people, programs, resources and communication that help 31 schools serve more than 15,000 students.

Voter-approved bonds have helped maintain and modernize this important community facility through improvements to roofing, HVAC, lighting, asphalt, grounds, doors and security systems. The 2025 bond continues that stewardship with additional roof and HVAC work, asphalt improvements, updated doors and hardware, and a secure vestibule to help keep the building safe, efficient and ready to support district operations and public engagement.

Thompson School District’s Transportation Center is the operational hub for the team that helps students travel safely and reliably to school each day. From this facility, staff coordinate more than 55 bus routes covering approximately 4,500 miles daily across Loveland, Berthoud and surrounding communities. The department also provides transportation support for athletics, extracurricular activities and other district programs.

Opened with support from the 2005 bond, the Transportation Center provides a central home for the people, vehicles and systems that keep the district moving. Modernization and equipment improvements followed through the 2018 bond, while the 2025 bond includes major HVAC equipment work to help keep the facility safe, efficient and dependable for years to come.

The Thompson School District Support Services Center brings together two essential departments that help schools function each day: Innovative Technology Services and Nutrition Services. From technology infrastructure, student devices and digital learning tools to the planning and coordination behind thousands of daily meals, the work based here supports students and staff throughout the district.

The facility has received ongoing care through voter-approved bonds. The 2005 and 2018 programs supported improvements including asphalt, roofing, HVAC, security systems, flooring and kitchen equipment. The 2025 bond continues that stewardship with major asphalt and HVAC work, updated doors and hardware, and new fencing to help keep the facility safe, efficient and ready to support districtwide operations.

Mary Blair served generations of Loveland students as an elementary school for more than 50 years. When the Mary Blair school community joined Monroe Elementary and Conrad Ball Middle School at Peakview Academy in 2023, the building began a new chapter by continuing its tradition of service as a welcoming place where Thompson families can find practical assistance and connect with district and community resources.

Today, Mary Blair is home to Thompson School District’s Family and Community Engagement Center. Families can receive help with enrollment and school choice, access groceries, clothing, school supplies, backpacks and shoes, and connect with housing, health and financial resources. An on-site McKinney-Vento team also supports students experiencing homelessness with eligibility, resource navigation and planning for life after high school.

Winona Elementary serves preschool through fifth grade in a safe, purposeful environment focused on academic achievement and strong social skills. Its “Every Kid, Every Day” vision reflects a dependable commitment to helping each student succeed.

Named for Loveland pioneer and educator Winona Washburn Taylor, the school combines deep community roots with a focus on lifelong learning. Character development, family engagement and hands-on outdoor opportunities help prepare students for continued growth.

Ivy Stockwell Elementary brings learning to life through active, hands-on STEM instruction. Students build creativity, critical thinking, communication and perseverance while exploring ideas across traditional subject areas.

A dynamic staff supports each child’s academic and emotional well-being in a welcoming, family-centered environment. Rigorous standards and real-world STEM experiences help students grow into capable innovators, collaborators and global citizens.

Truscott Elementary provides a welcoming dual-language learning environment where students develop strong academic skills in both English and Spanish. Its PRIDE values—patience, respect, integrity, determination and excellence—support positive behavior and responsible learning.

Recognized with a Governor’s Distinguished Improvement Award, Truscott also offers robotics, student leadership, mentoring and enrichment programs. Strong family involvement and community partnerships provide a dependable foundation for long-term student success.

Thompson Valley High School offers a supportive environment where students build academic skills, confidence and a commitment to lifelong learning. Its #TVSTRONG values emphasize strength, teamwork, respect, open-mindedness and goal-setting.

Extensive Advanced Placement courses, arts, athletics and student activities give learners many ways to succeed. Partnerships with Colorado universities and strong community-service programs further prepare students for college, careers and engaged citizenship.

Early Childhood Education at Stansberry provides a welcoming, integrated preschool environment led by highly trained teachers and paraprofessionals. Research-based instruction supports early growth in literacy, math, science, language, motor skills and social-emotional development.

Weekly support from speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists helps meet each child’s individual needs. Family-centered services and strong professional standards create a reliable foundation for a successful transition into kindergarten and future learning.

Riverview PK-8 provides a modern, collaborative learning environment for students from preschool through eighth grade. Innovative academics, social-emotional learning, arts and athletics support the development of the whole child.

Established in 2021, Riverview was purposefully designed to serve growing communities east of I-25. Strong partnerships among students, staff, families and the community create a reliable foundation for long-term student success.

Ponderosa Elementary is a School of Global Learning with a warm, positive culture and high academic, behavioral and social expectations. Its experienced staff helps students build cultural awareness, critical thinking, communication and real-world problem-solving skills.

Spanish instruction, specialized learning support and diverse extracurricular activities help meet students’ individual needs. Strong family involvement and community partnerships provide a reliable foundation for students to learn, grow and prepare for the future.

Peakview Academy at Conrad Ball serves preschool through eighth grade with an inclusive, future-focused approach. High expectations, critical thinking, technology and problem-based learning help students feel supported, take ownership of their education and explore their interests.

Originally built in 1971, Peakview received a major renovation and addition in 2023. This investment expanded the school’s capacity while creating a modern, reliable environment designed to support long-term student success.

Namaqua Elementary provides a safe, healthy environment where students can grow academically, socially and emotionally. Rigorous, collaborative learning encourages children to think critically, create with purpose and approach new challenges with confidence.

Experienced educators, involved families and strong community partnerships support enrichment in art, music, technology and physical education. An outdoor classroom and nearby natural areas further expand hands-on learning opportunities for long-term student success.

Mountain View High School combines caring relationships, academic rigor and modern learning opportunities to help every student succeed. Its PRIDE values emphasize presence, respect, involvement, diversity and effort throughout the school community.

Programs in the arts, engineering, advanced coursework, concurrent enrollment and athletics allow students to explore their interests and prepare for the future. Strong staff, family involvement and community partnerships provide a reliable foundation for long-term success.

Sarah Milner Elementary is a welcoming neighborhood school where teachers, families, mentors and community partners work together to meet each student’s needs. A collaborative, data-driven approach supports academic, social and emotional growth.

Technology-rich instruction, enrichment programs and strong volunteer involvement expand opportunities beyond the classroom. This inclusive community gives students a dependable foundation for building confidence, achieving their personal best and becoming lifelong learners.

Lincoln Elementary is a welcoming neighborhood school serving preschool through fifth grade. Small class sizes, strong relationships and differentiated instruction help students achieve their personal best while developing creativity, critical thinking and social-emotional skills.

Active families, dedicated volunteers and partnerships with local organizations strengthen learning inside and outside the classroom. This supportive community gives Lincoln a dependable foundation for helping every student grow and succeed.

B.F. Kitchen Elementary is a nationally recognized Health and Wellness Focus school supporting students academically, socially and physically. High standards, healthy habits and a school-wide commitment to kindness help children grow into capable, well-rounded learners.

Strong family partnerships, experienced educators and enrichment opportunities create a dependable foundation for student success. Its close-knit neighborhood culture ensures each child receives personal support and positive learning experiences.

Ivy Stockwell Elementary brings learning to life through active, hands-on STEM instruction. Students build creativity, critical thinking, communication and perseverance while exploring ideas across traditional subject areas.

A dynamic staff supports each child’s academic and emotional well-being in a welcoming, family-centered environment. Rigorous standards and real-world STEM experiences help students grow into capable innovators, collaborators and global citizens.

High Plains School serves preschool through eighth grade with an integrated STEAM program that combines academics, technology, the arts and hands-on problem-solving. A safe, collaborative culture encourages students to develop confidence, curiosity and a growth mindset.

Problem-based learning, diverse electives and community partnerships connect classroom lessons with real-world experiences. By supporting academic, social-emotional and personal development, High Plains prepares students to become capable leaders and engaged citizens.

Garfield Elementary is a close-knit neighborhood school where students explore, express and excel through arts-integrated learning. Its LISA program connects academics with creativity, helping students deepen understanding while building enthusiasm for learning.

Dedicated staff, active families and strong community partnerships provide clubs, music, enrichment and additional student support. This collaborative, resourceful culture helps Garfield honor its history while creating new opportunities for long-term student success.

Harold Ferguson High School provides a supportive alternative learning environment built around the belief that every student deserves “different, not less.” Smaller class sizes and relationship-based instruction help students strengthen communication, collaboration, creativity and critical-thinking skills.

Students can complete all courses required for graduation while exploring electives in business, music and art. By emphasizing attendance, academic progress and personal responsibility, Ferguson helps students overcome barriers and build a dependable path toward graduation and future success.

Lucile Erwin Middle School provides a positive, challenging environment centered on its International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme. Inquiry-based learning helps students strengthen communication, collaboration, critical thinking and global awareness.

Dedicated staff, family partnerships and diverse extracurricular opportunities support students both inside and outside the classroom. This well-rounded approach prepares learners to succeed in high school and become capable, engaged members of their communities.

Laurene Edmondson Elementary offers a welcoming, family-centered environment where staff members know and support each student. Its safe, responsive culture emphasizes empathy, responsibility and strong collaboration.

STEM-focused instruction uses inquiry, design thinking and real-world problem-solving to build perseverance and creativity. Enrichment programs and community partnerships provide a dependable foundation for lasting student success.

Coyote Ridge Elementary is an International Baccalaureate school offering inquiry-based learning from preschool through fifth grade. High expectations, whole-child support and engaging programs help students become thoughtful, capable and responsible learners.

Since opening in 2008, Coyote Ridge has earned repeated state recognition for academic achievement and student growth. Strong family involvement, community partnerships and a collaborative staff provide a dependable foundation for continued success.

Cottonwood Plains Elementary creates a welcoming environment where every student can learn and grow. Its staff emphasizes literacy, critical thinking, positive behavior and individualized support to meet students’ academic and social-emotional needs.

A Spanish dual-language immersion program gives students the opportunity to build fluency and literacy in both English and Spanish. Strong family partnerships and ongoing staff development help the school provide dependable, high-quality learning experiences for long-term student success.

Walt Clark Middle School offers a supportive, student-centered environment grounded in STEM learning. Problem-based instruction, AVID strategies and strong extracurricular programs help students build confidence, curiosity and practical skills.

Unique opportunities—including career-focused pathways and a student-operated greenhouse—connect classroom learning with the wider community. This thoughtful approach prepares students for high school, future careers and long-term success.

Carrie Martin Elementary combines rigorous academics with leadership development through its Leader in Me program. Students learn in a safe, respectful environment that encourages confidence, kindness and responsibility.

Strong family partnerships and technology-rich classrooms help students build creativity, communication and critical-thinking skills. This dependable foundation prepares students to become lifelong learners and leaders.

Bill Reed Middle School is a diverse, welcoming community focused on developing the whole student. Arts, academics, athletics and personal achievement help students build confidence, leadership skills and strong connections.

Serving Loveland since 1918, Bill Reed combines a proud history with enriching clubs, activities and after-school athletics. Its commitment to safety, equity and continuous growth prepares students for success in school and beyond.

Big Thompson Elementary is a close-knit mountain school where nature and STEM guide student-led learning. Its unique campus includes an outdoor education center, sensory garden and hands-on environmental programs that bring lessons to life.

Strong family involvement and community partnerships expand opportunities for students through science programs, field trips and extracurricular activities. This dependable support helps Big Thompson preserve its distinctive character while preparing students for long-term success.

Berthoud High School provides a collaborative, supportive environment where students build critical thinking, communication and adaptability. The Spartan C.R.E.E.D. emphasizes collaboration, respect, inclusion, excellence and dependability across the school community.

Serving grades 9–12, Berthoud combines high expectations with strong relationships, accountability and a safe learning environment. Its focus on data and continuous improvement helps prepare students for life after graduation.

Berthoud Elementary, the district’s largest elementary school, provides a safe, caring and engaging environment for students in kindergarten through fifth grade. Its dedicated staff combines high expectations with personalized academic, behavioral and social-emotional support to help every student reach their potential.

Serving the Berthoud community since 1963, the school benefits from strong partnerships among educators, families and volunteers. This dependable foundation helps create meaningful opportunities for students while supporting continued growth and long-term success.

Centennial Elementary serves kindergarten through fifth grade with a welcoming, whole-child approach. Its experienced staff uses collaboration, student data and differentiated instruction to support academic and personal growth, earning recognition as a District School of Distinction.

Built in 1975, Centennial has received voter-approved improvements to its electrical systems, pavement, heating and cooling, and roof. These investments will help keep the school safe, reliable and ready to support students for years to come.

Founded in 1894, Loveland High School is the original high school for students in our community serving grades 9-12. For over 130 years, Loveland High School has committed to guiding students to become productive and involved citizens of the world.

Current students attending LHS have opportunities ranging from AP and IB to Visual and Performing Arts. Students interested in metalsmithing, video production, podcasting, and pottery have expert instruction and lab space. Loveland High currently serves students from many different countries who use English as a second language.