From Thomson Primary:
Please join us for our first Thomson Parent Organization (TPO) meeting of 2026 on Monday, January 26 at 4:00.
This group of parents supports our school by funding additional classroom supplies, field trips, and sponsoring activites at TPS. The agenda link for the January 26 meeting follows. Hope to see you there.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e5kI6Bzrqo8Eq7Z80D440rnrJheAt6X4/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114506650015321106171&rtpof=true&sd=true
Please join us for our first Thomson Parent Organization (TPO) meeting of 2026 on Monday, January 26 at 4:00.
This group of parents supports our school by funding additional classroom supplies, field trips, and sponsoring activites at TPS. The agenda link for the January 26 meeting follows. Hope to see you there.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e5kI6Bzrqo8Eq7Z80D440rnrJheAt6X4/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114506650015321106171&rtpof=true&sd=true
Dear Thomson Primary Families,
As part of our ongoing efforts to improve our school, parents will be asked to complete a brief anonymous survey. The survey is designed to gather honest feedback, and no parent names or identifying information will be collected.
To encourage participation, all students who turn in the survey will receive a small prize, regardless of their parents' responses. The prize is simply a thank-you for taking the time to participate and share your thoughts.
Return surveys in by January 22, 2026 to your child's teacher!
Please note that individual responses cannot be connected to any student, and results will only be reviewed in summary form.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership.
Sincerely,
Thomson Primary
From TPS:
Hello,
We would like to hear from parents about your child's experience with the Colorado READ Act and its observed impact.
As you may know, the Colorado READ (Reading to Ensure Academic Development) Act provides funding and a framework for improving literacy outcomes for kindergartners through third graders, particularly those with “Significant Reading Deficiencies” (SRDs) who are at risk to not read at grade level by third grade. The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) has been working with WestEd and its partners to conduct a legislatively mandated evaluation of the READ Act since March 2020.
The survey should take no more than 10-15 minutes to complete, and all responses will be kept confidential.
*******We are only asking you to complete the survey if your child has ever been identified as having a significant reading deficiency (SRD) and/or has ever been given a READ plan.*******
Thank you in advance for your participation in this parent survey. We greatly appreciate your time and willingness to share your experience.
Please click on the link below to participate in the survey:
https://westedk12enterprise.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Vg7ME5659uoRLg
Hello,
We would like to hear from parents about your child's experience with the Colorado READ Act and its observed impact.
As you may know, the Colorado READ (Reading to Ensure Academic Development) Act provides funding and a framework for improving literacy outcomes for kindergartners through third graders, particularly those with “Significant Reading Deficiencies” (SRDs) who are at risk to not read at grade level by third grade. The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) has been working with WestEd and its partners to conduct a legislatively mandated evaluation of the READ Act since March 2020.
The survey should take no more than 10-15 minutes to complete, and all responses will be kept confidential.
*******We are only asking you to complete the survey if your child has ever been identified as having a significant reading deficiency (SRD) and/or has ever been given a READ plan.*******
Thank you in advance for your participation in this parent survey. We greatly appreciate your time and willingness to share your experience.
Please click on the link below to participate in the survey:
https://westedk12enterprise.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Vg7ME5659uoRLg
From TPS:
Please click on the link to see the December Newsletter.
https://brushschooldistrict.edurooms.com/engage/thomson-primary/newsletters/thomson-tidbits-december
Please click on the link to see the December Newsletter.
https://brushschooldistrict.edurooms.com/engage/thomson-primary/newsletters/thomson-tidbits-december
From TPS:
Please join us for our Thankgiving meal on Wednesday, November 19. See the attached flyer for more details!
Please join us for our Thankgiving meal on Wednesday, November 19. See the attached flyer for more details!
From TPS:
Just a reminder that picture retakes are this Wednesday, November 5. If you would like your child to retake their pictures, please send in the original packet of pictures.
Just a reminder that picture retakes are this Wednesday, November 5. If you would like your child to retake their pictures, please send in the original packet of pictures.
From TPS/BV:
Here is an opportunity for some Halloween fun!
From TPS:
Pink Out Spirit Day
October 16th
Wear Your Pink!
Pink Out Spirit Day
October 16th
Wear Your Pink!
From TPS:
Here is the link to the October Newsletter!
https://brushschooldistrict.edurooms.com/engage/thomson-primary/newsletters/thomson-tidbits-86763
Here is the link to the October Newsletter!
https://brushschooldistrict.edurooms.com/engage/thomson-primary/newsletters/thomson-tidbits-86763
From TPS:
To celebrate Homecoming, TPS students will enjoy a donut in class tomorrow morning! Make sure your student is on time, so that they don't miss out on this sweet treat!
To celebrate Homecoming, TPS students will enjoy a donut in class tomorrow morning! Make sure your student is on time, so that they don't miss out on this sweet treat!
Dear TPS Students and Families,
I am writing to provide you with important information regarding tomorrow's (9/30) return to classes following last night's incident.
First and most importantly, our school buildings and grounds are completely safe. I want to thank the Brush Police Department and Brush Volunteer Fire Department for their swift and professional response last night, which allowed us to quickly ensure the safety and security of our facilities.
Classes will resume tomorrow as scheduled. If you or your student have specific questions we do ask that you direct them to Brush PD or the BSD District Office. We understand some students may have questions or concerns, and our staff is available for support.
Our focus this week is on providing a positive, normal experience for our students while ensuring everyone feels safe and supported. We believe our homecoming celebrations will be a wonderful way to bring our school community together. We are looking forward to a week filled with rich Beetdigger traditions and school and community spirit.
We will move forward with our scheduled homecoming activities, with dress-up days and events proceeding as planned for the remainder of the week.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of our school community.
Respectfully,
Tracey Singley
I am writing to provide you with important information regarding tomorrow's (9/30) return to classes following last night's incident.
First and most importantly, our school buildings and grounds are completely safe. I want to thank the Brush Police Department and Brush Volunteer Fire Department for their swift and professional response last night, which allowed us to quickly ensure the safety and security of our facilities.
Classes will resume tomorrow as scheduled. If you or your student have specific questions we do ask that you direct them to Brush PD or the BSD District Office. We understand some students may have questions or concerns, and our staff is available for support.
Our focus this week is on providing a positive, normal experience for our students while ensuring everyone feels safe and supported. We believe our homecoming celebrations will be a wonderful way to bring our school community together. We are looking forward to a week filled with rich Beetdigger traditions and school and community spirit.
We will move forward with our scheduled homecoming activities, with dress-up days and events proceeding as planned for the remainder of the week.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of our school community.
Respectfully,
Tracey Singley
From TPS: Just a reminder that September 29- October 2 is Homecoming week. Please join in the dress up fun for the week. Here is a link to the themes for each day.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z4CTatIVQtXrfFmlpfnkFmrUNJE1x7nLnTW4u3Cirvg/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z4CTatIVQtXrfFmlpfnkFmrUNJE1x7nLnTW4u3Cirvg/edit?usp=sharing
From TPS:
If you are interested in ordering a Thomson/Beetdigger shirt, order forms are due by Thursday, September 18. We have more forms in the office if yours was misplaced.
If you are interested in ordering a Thomson/Beetdigger shirt, order forms are due by Thursday, September 18. We have more forms in the office if yours was misplaced.
From TPS: The Church across the street from the school will be doing parking lot maintenance next week. They have asked that we do not park there next week. Have a great weekend!
From TPS: A huge thank you to all that attended and/or volunteered for the Family Literacy Night. We had approximately 370 people attend. The author, Matt Eicheldinger, provided entertaining and motivational workshops. A special thank you to the Beaver Valley PTAAC and Thomson Primary School for generously providing funding for the event.
From TPS:
The September Newsletter is available at this link.
https://brushschooldistrict.edurooms.com/engage/thomson-primary/newsletters/thomson-tidbits
The September Newsletter is available at this link.
https://brushschooldistrict.edurooms.com/engage/thomson-primary/newsletters/thomson-tidbits
From TPS: Be the author of your own story. September 3, 2025 from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. at Beaver Valley. Please join Thomson and Beaver Valley staffs for an evening of: Writing workshops with New York Times Best Selling Author, Matt Eicheldinger. Free Food. Book Fair. Escape game challenges. The East Morgan County Library. Games. Free book give aways and so much more. Whether it's reading a book, writting a letter, or learning a new language, literacy connects us to each other and the world.
From TPS:
Teachers have worked hard to prepare for students and we are excited for our first day of school tomorrow.
Just a few reminders:
*Please do not leave your vehicle in the loops. If you are exiting your vehicle, please park in a space. See the map for more details.
*Doors open at 7:25 for breakfast. We will not have staff on duty before 7:25.
*The tardy bell rings at 7:45.
*Dismissal is at 3:25.
Looking forward to seeing you all!
Teachers have worked hard to prepare for students and we are excited for our first day of school tomorrow.
Just a few reminders:
*Please do not leave your vehicle in the loops. If you are exiting your vehicle, please park in a space. See the map for more details.
*Doors open at 7:25 for breakfast. We will not have staff on duty before 7:25.
*The tardy bell rings at 7:45.
*Dismissal is at 3:25.
Looking forward to seeing you all!
