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You're In Blue Hawk Country!
Aurora borealis have been visible in the night time skies in our area thanks to strong solar storms. Photo courtesy of Bud Scully
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
Boating on the Clark Fork River is just one of the many forms of outdoor recreation available in the Thompson Falls area. Photo courtesy of Teagan Dorscher.
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
Looking east down the Clark Fork Valley, just east of Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Heather Altmiller
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
This bald eagle, who can frequently be found out on Island Park, keeps an 'eagle eye' on the Reservoir and the town of Thompson Falls just beyond. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
The sun rises gloriously over Thompson Falls and the Clark Fork Valley. The extra color in our sunrises and sunsets, of late, is due in part to the wild fire smoke in our area. Photo courtesy of Kate Baxter.
Thank You Sandra Muster!
We would like to acknowledge Sandra Muster for 30 years of continuous service to our School District as a School Board Member! Board members receive no compensation for what can often be a thankless and difficult job as they listen to the various stakeholders and carefully weigh the consequences of their decisions. In May, Sandra was once again elected by her peers to serve as Board Chairperson, a position that requires many, many additional hours of service.
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
The early morning view from Island Park, just across the walking bridge from downtown Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
The sunset, as seen from Gem Peak Lookout overlooking the Clark Fork Valley. Several lookouts in our area are available for overnight stays. The wait list is quite long, but the views are totally worth it. Photo courtesy of Danice Toyias
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Thompson Falls can be seen to the left in this view looking across the reservoir from the Thompson Falls Dam. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
On top of the world, or close! View of the Clark Fork Valley from Gem Peak Lookout near Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Danice Toyias
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Early morning mist rises from the reservoir as the sun peeks over the mountains on a new day in Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Mellisa McJunkin
You're In Blue Hawk Country!
A riverfront view from our little town. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Overlooking the Prospect Creek drainage, just west of Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Kate Baxter
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
The view from Thompson Falls State Park, located just west of Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
The early morning sun is reflected from the clouds above the Thompson River drainage, just east of Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Danice Toyias
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Looking south from the High Bridge, which allows foot traffic from Island Park to Cherry Creek. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton.
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Wild turkeys freely wander the yards in Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton.
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
The views from River's Bend Golf Course, near Thompson Falls, can't be beat. The course is a nice one too! Photo courtesy of Danice Toyias.
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Elk herd at sunset, west of Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Sarah Naegeli.
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
Montana's big sky is reflected in the waters of Lower Thompson River, just east of Thompson Falls. Photo courtesy of Danice Toyias
You're in Blue Hawk Country!
This trail leads all the way past the State Park and Birdland Bay to the northwest, and back to the Power Park to the southeast from this point of view. Thompson Falls is fortunate to have several great trails in the area. Photo courtesy of John Hamilton
NEWS & EVENTS
As we have previously shared, ALL students eat Breakfast and Lunch FREE of charge this entire school year, at Thompson Falls Schools, through CEP (Community Eligibility Provision). No paperwork is needed. However, if you have qualified for the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (S-EBT) program in past years, or if you think you might qualify, you will want to take a moment to fill out the application, which can be found here, as this application will be used to issue benefits for the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer ( S-EBT ) program.
The Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (S-EBT) program will provide $120 per eligible child in the form of preloaded cards that your family can use to purchase groceries. Children must be directly certified or income eligible to qualify for this program. The program is intended to help fulfill hunger gaps when children are not in school.
