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Mrs. Thompson
 Mrs.
Dorothy Thompson has been with SKDS since 2003. She teaches grades
sixth-eighth.
Mrs. Thompson brings to her teaching a wealth of
previous experience. During her 14-year career as a wildlife
manager with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, she worked on three
national wildlife refuges. Throughout this former experience, Mrs.
Thompson worked with teachers to promote environmental education.
Why did Mrs. Thompson become a teacher? She said, “To share my
love of learning with young people" and "to foster in them a sense of
curiosity about the natural world."
When asked to share her favorite thing about her job,
Mrs. Thompson replied, "I enjoy the excitement and enthusiasm that can
be seen in students as they enjoy learning new things. I enjoy
being part of the school "family" of faculty, staff, parents, and
students. An added benefit is to be working in a place where
prayer and learning go hand in hand."
Mrs. Thompson is originally from New Jersey. She and her husband
Chris have three sons who all attended SKDS (formerly UCPS). In her spare time, Mrs. Thompson enjoys power walking, gardening,
hiking, camping, and bird watching.
Words of advice from Mrs. Thompson: “Be positive; set short-term and
long-term goals; believe in yourself and share your God-given gifts and
talents with others throughout your life.”
Mrs. Thompson’s favorite quotation: “Make the most of yourself, for that
is all there is of you.” Ralph Waldo Emerson
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