Title: John W. Thompson
Content:  Born at Fort Dix, New Jersey, Thompson attended John F. Kennedy High School in Riviera Beach, Florida (now Suncoast Community High School). He received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Florida A&M University in 1971 and an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management in 1983. He has worked with Ducks Unlimited as an advocate for outdoor conservation.
Title: Henry Adams Thompson
Content:  Henry Thompson was born in Stormstown, Pennsylvania on March 23, 1837, the son of John Thompson and Lydia Blake Thompson. John Thompson was the manager of an ironworks in Centre County, and later owned a general mercantile business in Stormstown. Lydia Blake was a Quaker from Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, who was disinherited when she married Thompson, a Presbyterian. John Thompson was politically active and served two terms as county sheriff. He was active in anti-slavery and temperance causes, in both of which his son Henry followed him. Thompson graduated from Jefferson College (now Washington & Jefferson College) in 1858 with a bachelor's degree, and studied for two years at the Western Theological 
Title: Charles Henry Thompson
Content:  Charles Henry Thompson was born on July 19, 1895 in Jackson, Mississippi. He is an only child to parents Reverend Patrick H. and Mrs. Sara E. Thompson. Thompson attended his early years of education at Jackson College. Since there were very few high schools for African Americans in Mississippi, in 1911 Thompson decided to attend Virginia Union University to obtain his high school and college education. Virginia Union University was one of the few colleges that allowed the enrolment of African Americans. Joshua Baker Simpson, the Union faculty member of that university inspired many students like Thompson to appreciate research as a tool for enhancing the human condition, specifically the African Americans. After graduating from college with high honours in 1917, he went to serve in the military 
Title: Charles Henry Thompson
Content:  Thompson finally settled down at Howard University, serving as a faculty member from 1926 up until his retirement in 1966. He held many positions during his time at the university, including: Associate Professor, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Education, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Dean of the Graduate School and Founder and editor-in-chief of The Journal of Negro Education. As the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Thompson implemented selection procedures of promising high school graduates through the utilization of nationwide scholarship examinations. He forwarded efforts into improving admission processes to the University and introduced an advisory system catered towards freshman students. Furthermore, 
Title: John Douglas Thompson
Content:  Thompson was born in Bath, England, to Jamaican parents, and was raised in Montreal, Quebec. He graduated from Le Moyne College in Syracuse, New York in 1985, where he studied marketing and business. In the early 1990s he worked as a traveling computer salesman in New England. After losing his job, Thompson decided to pursue acting and enrolled at the Trinity Repertory Conservatory in Providence, Rhode Island.
Title: John T. Thompson
Content:  Born on December 31, 1860, in Newport, Kentucky, Thompson grew up on a succession of Army posts and had decided on the military as a career by the age of sixteen. His father was Lt. Col. James Thompson, his mother was Maria Taliaferro. He attended Indiana University and was a member of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. After a year of class, in 1877, he gained an appointment to the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point, New York, graduating in 1882. Among his fellow classmates there were several men who would, like Thompson himself, eventually attain the rank of general 
Title: Charles Henry Thompson
Content:  Thompson first served as an instructor of psychology at Virginia Union University from 1920 to 1921. The following year, he became the director of instruction at Alabama State Normal School until his departure in 1924. A year later in 1925, Thompson found another position, this time at Summer High School and Junior College in Kansas as a psychology and social science professor. He would quit this position again only a year later.
Title: Henry W. Thompson
Content:  Thompson was born at Rotherhithe, England, the second son of John Thompson, a London shipbuilder, and was educated at Wick Hall College, Hackney, where he won the silver medal in 1852. He went to sea at an early age, for some time with the West Indies mail service, and in the transport service. In 1854 he joined the Royal Navy, and was signed to the Black Sea fleet, on board H.M.S. Queen, in the Bosphorus for the duration of the Crimean War. He then returned to the mercantile service and served as first mate on the New Margaret until arriving 
Title: John R. Thompson
Content:  Thompson was born on July 28, 1834, in Littleton, New Hampshire and grew up on the family farm. He served in the American Civil War with the 15th Vermont Volunteers, rising to the rank of colonel. Following the war, he took a job at the United States Department of the Treasury, where he remained for many years. Thompson is believed to be the first to whom Oliver Hudson Kelley talked about his dream of setting up a fraternal organization of farmers. Thompson's Freemasonry training became a valuable tool in developing the ritualistic work of The National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, revolving the ritualistic teachings around the farm and farm family. He died on February 12, 1894.
Title: John Thompson (Manitoba politician)
Content:  Thompson received a Bachelor of Arts from Brandon College, which he attended with Tommy Douglas and Stanley Knowles in the late 1920s. On graduation, he went on to study law at the University of Manitoba, graduating in 1933 with an LLB. While there he was a member of the top debating team with his debating partner and the future Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) leader Lloyd Stinson. After graduation, he settled back in Elkhorn and built up his law practice. Active in the Elkhorn community, Thompson was a municipal councillor from 1933 to 1939. Turning to national politics, he campaigned in the 1940 federal 

Question: what school did john henry thompson go to?
Answer: Victoria University of Manchester.