History & Alumni
THS Alumni Spotlights
We are so proud of every single one of our students! Check out spotlights on some of our recent (and not-so-recent) graduates! They are doing all sorts of things to make our community (and world) a better place for everyone.
These Timberline grads are in professional STEM fields.
This Timberline graduate is the Executive Director of the Lacey South Sound Chamber.
This local band is made up of several NTPS alumni.
The Timberline alum has a successful art career.
The Timberline alum is the Lacey South Sound Chamber President.
This Timberline alum runs a successful pastry business.
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Building History
Timberline High School's building opened in 1970, originally designed as an open-concept school. Instead of classrooms, the school was divided into "pods" and students attended classes according to modular scheduling of large classes in lecture halls and small group classes in open areas. Each day included unscheduled time for self-directed learning.
A more traditional, classroom-based model evolved as teachers began to create their own makeshift classrooms in the open areas using bookcases, cabinets, and any other materials on hand and the schedule was changed to six daily class periods.
In 2006, a full campus modernization began, with a new main building constructed a few hundred yards from what is now the student parking lot. The gyms, pool, theatre, fine arts classrooms, and auto shop areas were also remodeled. The 197,000 square food building consists of three floors of 81 instructional space, plus portable classrooms, and is organized around a large commons, library, administrative offices, and cafeteria.