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Four Lee students hold painted rocks that were part of a schoolwide project to spread kindness.
Page student council members presented to the board of education.
Three students in the Lee Library.
A glow-in-the-dark undersea exhibit was part of the annual district art fair.
The TKHS Honors Choir performs.
Beautiful red, purple and orange sunset with photo taking looking at the packed home section of Bob White Stadium during a football game.
Page students portray Michael Jordan and Benjamin Franklin in the Page Wax Museum.
TKHS Lifetime sports students take a canoe field trip down the Thornapple River.
A firefighter dressed in fire emergency gear shakes hands with students.
A child plays with building blocks.
Two students look at a book in the library together.
Page students look over displays of memorabilia, honors, uniforms and other items for Veterans Day.
Students enjoy playing on the nature-based playground.
Students try on a face mask, gloves, masks and a surgical gown.
A McFall student peers down from the top of a climbing apparatus on the playground.
A Page student tries out the trumpet with help from Myer Music assistants.
Three Lee students study a map of Michigan and one student holds up her hand in the shape of the state.
TK students help clean out the bus garage during the annual service day.
TK staff create a giant "TK" on the football field.
Three girls nervously watch their paper tower hoping it doesn't fall.
FFA students hold a calf on the back of their homecoming parade float.
TKHS students play Bingo with residents at Carveth Village as part of service day.
The TK Trojan mascot waves to the crowds at the homecoming parade.
Students enjoy building during free time.
Tommy Trojan is ready to give blood at the NHS blood drive.
A Page teacher works with a small group of students in reading.
TKMS choir students warm up their voices.
A high school student reads to a group of kindergarten students.
Families enjoy the artwork created by ECC students.
Three students sit together in the library reading a book.
TKHS seniors gather for the senior sunrise on their last first day of high school.
Four students wear their orange and black TK attire for spirit week.
A student reads a book in the windowsill on a sunny winter day.
A senior leaves his handprint on the high school wall for the Class of 2025.
Lee students perform their winter concert.
A group of middle school boys show off their school colors.
Page Elementary School is filled with positive signs!
A student smiles as they come down the slide on the playground.
Four seniors pose for a photo after receiving their caps and gowns.
A group of girls show off their TK spirit.
A student pushes two other students on the tire swing on the playground.
Lee students evaluate their experiments with sedimentation at Pierce Cedar Creek.
Two students are honored as National Merit Scholarship Finalists.
Three Middle School students wear their football jerseys and sweatshirt at lunch.
Thornapple Kellogg High School jazz band performs.
TK Students got up early to drive their tractors to school one spring morning.
TK Alumni Association marches in the homecoming parade.
TK Middle School students build roller coasters in their Physics of Roller Coasters class.
Students built forts and played pretend during Global School Play Day.
TKHS Special Olympics basketball team with TKHS student volunteers.
An aerial night view of the TKHS Bob White football stadium shows it all lit up during a game.
A student smiles at his helper as he rides a horse in the therapeutic riding program.
Two cheerleaders are all smiles at the first home football game.
Students pet a dairy calf while visiting the FFA petting zoo in the parking lot of the high school.
TK Middle School band performs.
A graduate gives the assistant principal a hug after receiving his diploma.
A student becomes the "I" in Kind during kindness week.
A group of middle school students wear their orange and black attire and paint their faces for homecoming spirit week.
Students listen to the librarian read a book.
A McFall teacher reads to students.
Students celebrate 100th day of school.
Four middle school girls are decked out in black and orange while they eat lunch.
McFall first graders learn to code a robot.
Lee students create Chinese masks in art class.
Two brothers work on building a canoe in their woods class at TKHS.
A Page student examines a pig's lung that shows what it would look like if damaged by tobacco use.
TKHS students perform a scene in the spring musical "Wizard of Oz."
Members of the football team and swim team engage in a friendly competition in the pool.
Three McFall boys stand together on the playground wearing their TK sweatshirts.
McFall Elementary staff during a dress up day celebration.
Barry County Sheriff's Deputy is the featured veteran in the Page 2024 Veterans Day event.
A specialized license plate "AllN4TK" reads All In for TK.
TKHS seniors gather for Senior Sunrise in the stadium and pose for photos.
A girl lays back on a tire swing spinning on the playground.
A doctor blows into a straw to inflate a pigs lung and heart as a demonstration for students.
A double rainbow spans across TKHS and the stadium.
A teacher poses with a group of students for spirit week.
Two students walk their draft horses through the parking lot of the high school.
Students pick out books from the library.
A student examines rocks at the ECC literacy night.
A teacher works with a small group of students in reading.
TKHS marching band forms the "TK" in the middle of the field during their halftime show.
TKHS FFA members get ready for competition.
TKHS FFA students, community members and school officials break ground on the new FFA barn.
A student shows her artwork made at the ECC.
Three boys stand with a veteran at the TKHS Veterans Day Program.
TKMS band performs a holiday concert.
Several students earned honors at the state MITES contest.
A high school student plays with a kindergarten student in gym.
Lee students wear their purple "Inclusion Needs Us" bracelets.
TKHS Trozone motions for a first day in their neon colors on game day.
A student successfully put together a Lego Bradford White water heater.
TKHS students perform a scene from the spring musical "Wizard of Oz."
A TK student places American flags on the graves of veterans during service day.
Two students play a game of Sorry during Global School Play Day.
McFall music teacher demonstrates how to use the rhythm sticks.

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TKHS Student Council members attend the Barry County United Way annual campaign kickoff event.

TK Students and Families Take on Important Role in Day of Caring

Thornapple Kellogg High School Student Council members united for a morning of work at Barry County’s YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin. Why? Because Thursday was the kick-off of the annual Barry County United Way campaign and Thornapple Kellogg Schools was a big part of it.
Page students climb up and down the steps in Bob White Stadium along with a firefighter fully attired in turnout gear.

One Step at a Time: Page Students Honor Fallen 9-11 Heroes

Fifth grader Madilyn Gemzer wore a photo of New York City firefighter Mark Whitford taped on her shirt as she climbed up and down the stairs in Thornapple Kellogg’s Bob White Stadium Sept. 11. Classmate Jackson Kietzman carried a backpack loaded with books and his water bottle to simulate the air packs and hoses firefighters carried up the stairs when they tried to rescue people trapped in the upper floors of the World Trade Center twin towers.
TKHS Class of 2026 gathers in the stadium for their Senior Sunrise and last first-day of school.

TKHS Class of 2026 Gathers for Senior Sunrise

Thornapple Kellogg High School seniors started trickling into the high school parking lot an hour before the first day of school Monday. Loaded with sweatshirts, blankets and backpacks, the Class of 2026 gathered in the stadium for their senior sunrise. It’s a celebration of their last first day of high school and something that’s become a tradition for the past few years.
TK Superintendent Robert Pouch speaks to staff members before the start of the 2025-26 school year.

TK Staff Welcomed Back for 2025-26 School Year

“Relationships” is the word TK Superintendent used multiple times in his welcome back speech to TK staff Wednesday morning. His inspiring words came after the spirited playing of the school fight song by the TK marching band, bringing everyone to their feet clapping and cheering.
New teachers took part in orientation and training this week.

TK Welcomes New Teachers for 2025-26 School Year

Nine new teachers have joined the TK staff for the 2025-26 school year. They took part in a new teacher orientation and training program early this week as they prepare for the start of the school year.
Cafeteria table with Trojan logo.

Food Service Information

All students attending Thornapple Kellogg Schools are eligible for free breakfasts and lunches during the 2025-26 School Year through SEPTEMBER 30, 2025. We DO NOT KNOW YET if meals are free for the remainder of the 2025-26 School Year and will not know until the State of Michigan completes the State School Aid Budget.
TK Superintendent Robert Pouch

New Superintendent Eager to Keep Moving TK Forward

Robert Pouch has been busy the last couple of months getting to know Thornapple Kellogg Schools and the community and he said he can’t wait to see all the staff and students back for the start of the 2025-26 school year soon. He was hired as the district’s new superintendent and started working in the district in July.
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A message from Superintendent Rob Pouch

Welcome to Thornapple Kellogg Schools! We're glad you're here!
We strive to make TK Schools a safe, nurturing, and enriching learning environment for all students where they can enjoy learning, growing and developing positive relationships with caring administrators, teachers and staff.  We strive to make every student feel important, safe and respected as well as challenged in their curriculum.
We believe we have a unique environment filled with positive support from the community, TK families and all of our TK staff - all dedicated to making our school district the very best. We are all working toward the same goal - providing each student who comes through our doors with the best educational experience possible and preparing them to achieve their future goals.
Our TK community is especially committed to our schools and work cooperatively to provide real-world experiences, opportunities and much-needed support. Parental involvement is highly welcomed at all levels. Our middle and high school administrators have regular parent advisory meetings for input and discussion. Our elementary schools are supported by a very active Parent Teacher Organization which is always looking for volunteers.
We're glad you've chosen to be part of the TK family! Please stop in and see us soon! 
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