Mini Jr. Tigers Cheer Camp
Pre K-4th Grade
!!NO COST!!
Friday, May 16, 3:00–4:30 PM
Saturday, May 17, 9:00–11:00 AM.
This will be a great opportunity for the 4th Graders to sharpen their skills before tryouts.
🎉 Attention Post Prom Attendees & Guardians! 🎉
If you have not yet received the packet from Thompsonville First Baptist Church about Post Prom (including the permission slip), please see Mrs. Fisher ASAP.
✅ A signed permission slip is required for you and your date to attend.
✅ Additionally, the Atomic City waiver must be completed and signed by a guardian:
🔗 https://atomicpaducah.pcsparty.com/sign/
📸 Attached are just a few of the amazing prizes up for grabs during the night!
🕘 Post Prom Schedule:
📍 9:15 PM – Meet at Thompsonville First Baptist Church
🎳 WF Bowling Alley
🍕 Pizza
🕹️ Atomic City – Paducah
🚐 Return to the church around 4:15–4:30 AM
Let’s make it a safe and unforgettable night! 💙
Both baseball and softball are canceled for today
We're going to hold our bus riders at the school until 3:10 due to the severe weather. Your student may arrive a bit late. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Upcoming 5th Graders-Seniors
Cheer Tryouts will be May 22, 4 pm
Mandatory Clinics Monday, May 19, 3 pm-5 pm & Wednesday, May 21, 3 pm-5 pm
Attached is information about Summer EBT. If you have any questions, please contact or visit the EBT website https://abe.illinois.gov/access or by phone at 833-621-0737. The IDHS phone number is 800-843-6154. Our school office will NOT be able to give any information regarding eligibility. You must contact IDHS.
High School Fishing Camp Opportunity
Visit https://majorleaguefishing.com/camp/ for more information.
🚨 Students Going to Post Prom 🚨
Please fill out this from Atomic City https://atomicpaducah.pcsparty.com/sign/
🎉 Congratulations to Reese and Enslee for passing all of the first grade skills on the Lexia program! They will now be working on second grade material! Keep up the good work! 👏🏻
A quick reminder from Go Ape for seniors attending the senior trip tomorrow.
WHAT TO WEAR AND BRING
Gloves are REQUIRED for the Treetop Adventure. You can bring your own or purchase at Go Ape when you arrive. Latex and single-use disposable gloves are not permitted.
Wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting a little dirty. You may want to bring a change of clothing for the ride home. We also have apparel available for purchase in our cabin.
Fully enclosed shoes are required. We recommend ankle-supporting boots, but sneakers are fine too. For your safety, do NOT wear sandals, slip-ons, or any shoe where your foot or toes are partially exposed.
Dress for the weather! Layers, hats, gloves, and rain gear are recommended depending on the weather forecast. If hot, wear lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing, preferably with UV protection, and sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 30 or more.
Before you arrive, drink extra fluids and make sure to eat before taking part in physical activity.
For your safety... long hair should be tied back, waists and thighs should be covered, and body jewelry should be removed or taped over.
You may take cameras, phones, and any other device on the course as long as they are secured to you and tucked away to prevent them from getting caught or falling to the ground. We also have mobile phone holders available to purchase (limited supply).
We DON'T recommend bringing a bag with you into the trees because they are bulky, but if you must bring a bag, it should fit closely to your body and must not interfere with the harness or related Go Ape gear. A small backpack with tight-fitting straps usually works fine. Fanny packs aren't great because they sit right where your harness will be.
Please leave extra bags and belongings locked in your car during your adventure. Go Ape is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Prom is almost here! Don't forget to buy tickets and get your guest forms in!
Important information for parents!! The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has confirmed the first case of measles in Illinois in 2025 was reported in Marion. Measles symptoms typically include high fever, cough, runny nose, red and watery eyes, and a rash that will typically start on the face and spread to the rest of the body. If you believe that your child may have measles and is showing symptoms, please contact your healthcare provider and Bi-County Health Department. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact nurse Kiley at 618-627-2019 EXT 304
Wear your blue this Thursday, May 1st, 2025 for Karter!
Senior Week Starts Monday!!
Get ready for a fun week full of memories and laughs as we celebrate our seniors!
Monday: Recreate Day (recreate your favorite childhood photo or memory!)
Tuesday: School/Job Spirit (represent your future college, military branch, or workplace!)
Wednesday: Future Occupation (dress like the career you’re pursuing!)
Thursday: Senior Citizen Day (break out the walkers and gray hair!)
Friday: Senior Spirit Day (wear those Senior Tshirts!)
Let's make it a week to remember!!
softball is on for today...baseball is canceled for today
Baseball game tomorrow at Grayville is canceled...but the baseball team will play NCOE tomorrow it's a makeup game bus leaves Galatia at 310
Thompsonville CUSD #174 is still looking for a High School Boys Basketball Assistant Coach for the 25-26 season. If you're interested, please contact Mrs. Robinson, Superintendent, at lrobinson@tvilleschools.org
We are excited to share an incredible opportunity for our High School students provided by the Thompsonville First Baptist Church.
The church is hosting Post Prom on Saturday, May 3rd, immediately following Prom.
Here are the key details:
Sign-Up: Students can sign up in the High School hallway.
Prom: Students that can attend Prom are Juniors and Seniors unless an underclassman is attending with a Junior or Senior.
Ticket Incentive: The church will pay for any student’s Prom ticket if they sign up and attend Post Prom.
Post Prom Fun: The event will feature exciting prizes and activities for students.
Please help spread the word to students and encourage participation in this wonderful event.
It’s a great way to ensure they have a safe and fun time after Prom!
3rd grade had a great time hunting for their Easter eggs yesterday! 💐🐣
We have so many talented students at Thompsonville and I am so proud of each of them! Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our students at the Art Show tonight! I will announce the winners when we get back from break.
