Thunderbird Times is a mobile application created for the Semiahmoo Secondary School community. It brings school‑related information directly to a phone, making it easier for students, parents and staff to stay informed about daily schedules, events and important announcements.
After installing the app, users are presented with a home screen that highlights upcoming events and recent notifications. The calendar tab shows a month‑by‑month view that can be filtered by event type. Tapping an event opens details, including time, location and any attached notes. The notification center aggregates messages sent by school staff, ensuring that important information is never missed.
For students, Thunderbird Times serves as a single place to check homework deadlines, sports try‑outs and club meetings. Parents can monitor school closures, upcoming parent‑teacher conferences and extracurricular activities without needing to visit the website repeatedly. Staff members benefit from a streamlined way to broadcast announcements and to keep their contact information up to date.
The app is distributed as a free download from the official Android marketplace. Simply search for “Thunderbird Times” or use the package name com.appazur.semiahmoo to locate it. Tap “Install” and follow the standard Android installation prompts.
Anyone directly involved with Semiahmoo Secondary School – current students, their families, teachers, administrators and support staff – will benefit from the consolidated information hub that Thunderbird Times provides.
No. The app is free to download and does not require a separate login. All publicly available school information is displayed automatically.
Yes. Within the settings menu you can enable or disable specific types of alerts, such as sports updates or emergency notices.
The app does not request personal data beyond what is necessary for basic functionality, such as device identifiers for push notifications. No unrelated data is harvested.
The Help screen includes a Feedback option that lets you contact the developer directly. Providing details about the issue helps the team address it promptly.









