Cleaning up oil spills isn't as easy as it looks! Mrs. Mann's science students have been given a challenge!
The Girls Rock Stem Club & Student Council are partnering together for a food drive! Canned goods should be delivered to 1st period teachers. The canned food drive will run through Nov. 14th.
Honors Geography students are applying their new vocabulary words to a board game for application practice.
Spanish 1 students worked together in class to form sentences in Spanish while practicing their grammar.
Thank you to the TMS PTO and Whisk Confections for gifting our faculty and staff some festive treats today!
Thank you to the TMS admin team for surprising teachers with a treat today!
Girls Rock Stem Club is selling popcorn for a fundraiser! See the attached flyer to learn how to support them.
TMS is looking festive!
The TMS coffee cart crew is on the move this morning delivering festive orders to faculty and staff!
Be sure to checkout the book fair tonight at Math & Literacy night!
Student Council is delivering treats to faculty this morning. Thank you Student Council!
Math & Literacy Night is tonight! Bring your family and checkout the fun!
Math & Literacy Night is tonight!
Congratulations to our October Students of the Month!
Thompson Middle School has been named one of Alabama‘s Semiquincentennial Schools for the 2025-26 school year as part of the America250 Alabama Initiative!
Some of our 7th grade students are currently at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab. We hope they are having a fun hands on learning experience!
The book fair is coming to the TMS Library! Join us Thursday, October 30th 5:30pm-7:30pm for TMS Family Night. 6th grade students will shop with their reading teachers during their reading class on their assigned days. 7th and 8th will shope with their english teachers during their english class on their assigned days. If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Bailey at molly.bailey@acsboe.org.
Red Ribbon Week begins on Monday, Oct. 27th. Students are invited to participate!
Ms. Faust's Geography students are working with dice to learn vocabulary as they begin a new unit in Northern Africa.
