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Students look like jellyfish for a scene in "Finding Nemo."
The TKHS Symphonic Band performs.
Lee students look for hidden objects in a picture book.
Band majors lead the marching band down the ramp to the stadium.
TKHS softball catcher makes a save.
Lee students drop everything and read.
Class of 2024 gathers for their last first day of high school.
Lee students wear their TK apparel to show their school spirit.
TKHS students play Bingo with residents at Carveth Village as part of service day.
TKHS seniors talk about life after high school.
TKMS students present their musical "Seussical Jr."
Lee students take part in a "Drop Everything and Read" time in the hallway during March.
Page students enjoy the tire swing on the playground.
A TKHS student stops to put a flag on the gravesite of a veteran.
TKMS students perform a scene from their spring play.
Lee student council members walk in the homecoming parade.
Students enjoy playing on the nature-based playground.
McFall celebrated "Reading is Out of This World" with a giant bulleting board and principal Washburn dressed as an astronaut with an American flag.
A McFall teacher reads to students.
TKMS students test their robot to see if it performs the task.
McFall students enjoy the new scooter boards purchased with a grant from TAEF.
TKHS environmental science students get a close look at a snake native to Michigan.
Page students perform "Finding Nemo" as their spring musical.
TKHS students clean up along the roadside as part of a service day project.
Four Lee students hold painted rocks that were part of a schoolwide project to spread kindness.
McFall students show their school spirit with orange and black shirts, makeup and temporary tattoes.
TKHS Concert Choir performs.
McFall students play a game of Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots as they take part in global school play day.
Elementary students gather around the FFA petting zoo with the pen of cow and calf.
TK Alumni Association marches in the homecoming parade.
McFall Young 5's students pose for a photo.
Several McFall students show their TK spirit with their black and orange shirts.
Three TKHS students wear camouflage as part of the dress up days for Homecoming week.
Three McFall students standing in their classroom.
McFall music teacher demonstrates how to use the rhythm sticks.
The Early Childhood Center hosted a literacy night with this parent and children enjoying the flashlight book walk.
Three seniors are all smiles after the annual grad walk.
A group of five students from Lee show their TK pride with their TK apparel.
A high school student works on a pottery project.
TK FFA students compete at the district contest.
Students enjoy the petting zoo created by the TKHS FFA classes.
TKMS choir students warm up their voices.
A student gives a thumbs up from his tractor he drove to school for drive your tractor to school day.
Seniors gather in the gymnasium before graduation.
A Lee Elementary student experiments with magnets.
Seniors pose for a photo at the senior sunrise event.
Tommy Trojan is ready to give blood at the NHS blood drive.
Page Elementary School is filled with positive signs!
The middle school 8th grade choir performs at the spring concert.
Each graduate received a TK Alumni sticker from the Alumni Association.
TKHS students pet the yaks as part of the FFA petting zoo.
Beautiful night for soccer at Bob White Stadium.
A graduate gives the assistant principal a hug after receiving his diploma.
The TK Trojan mascot waves to the crowds at the homecoming parade.
The TKHS Special Olympics basketball team.
TK staff create a giant "TK" on the football field.
TKHS Jazz band performs.
Four TKHS cheer team members wear pink for the pink out game.
Local photographer Stacy Leeson captured this stunning sky view over TKHS stadium.
A specialized license plate "AllN4TK" reads All In for TK.
TKHS marching band forms the "TK" in the middle of the field during their halftime show.
TKHS students pose by their tractor as part of drive your tractor to school day.
A students performs a scene in the TKMS production of "Seussical Jr."
A page student tries out the trumpet during a band fitting to get ready for middle school band.
A Page student tries out the trumpet with help from Myer Music assistants.
MS students received some new social studies materials thanks to a TAEF grant.
TK Superintendent Craig McCarthy is pictured with several high school students.
A student shakes hands with a veteran after the Veterans Day Assembly.
The stage is full of students for the musical "Finding Nemo."
A TKHS student places American flags on the gravesites of veterans.
A group of McFall students stand together on the playground.
A member of the Class of 2024 leaves his handprint on the wall.
TK Middle School band performs.
TKHS Class of 2024 sitting together at graduation in the stadium.
An aerial night view of the TKHS Bob White football stadium shows it all lit up during a game.
Students act a scene in "Anne of Green Gables."
An art student concentrates on drawing.
Three students enjoy hat day at school.
TKHS student section cheers on the team.
TKHS hosts a mock disaster scene with firefighters working to cut "mock" crash victims out of a crashed vehicle.
A girl uses a wand to make bubbles float through the air.
The TKHS SO basketball team enjoyed the annual Hearts and Hoops tournament.
TK Alumni Association presents grants to all new elementary teachers in the district.
A TK Odyssey of the Mind team earns second place at the state finals.
Lee students evaluate their experiments with sedimentation at Pierce Cedar Creek.
A TKHS woods students work on a large project.
TKHS jazz band performs.
Page students lay on their backs to watch the solar eclipse.
TKHS Bob White Stadium on a Friday night.
TKHS students earn honors at the state contest.
A TKHS graduate bumps fists with friends in the stadium.
A middle school student works on building his robot.
Lee students test their gingerbread houses to see if they stand up to the wind of the "big bad wolf."
TKMS band performs a holiday concert.
A Teens Against Tobacco use uses a pig lung to demonstrate to 4th graders the damages tobacco use can cause.
A double rainbow spans across TKHS and the stadium.
A senior paints his handprint on the wall - part of a four-year tradition for the high school.
The TKHS band enters the stadium.
Students and parents ride on the ECC float in the parade.
A middle school student enjoys popcorn and a good book.
Three Lee students study a map of Michigan and one student holds up her hand in the shape of the state.
TKHS seniors pose for some senior cap and gown photos.
Two students are pictured on the tractor they drove to school for drive your tractor to school day.
Page students enjoy a day of outdoor learning as they lay on blankets and towels while working on their classroom assignments.
A McFall male student is all smiles at the school carnival.
McFall first graders learn to code a robot.
Students wear glow in the dark gloves and paint as part of a scene in "Finding Nemo."

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Rojean Sprague standing outside her 6th grade classroom ready to greet students.

‘They teach me to be a better version of myself’

Thornapple Kellogg — Rojean Sprague comes from several generations of educators. Between her and her husband’s families, the Thornapple Kellogg Middle School geography teacher said they have had nearly 46 teachers combined.
Flyer for the upcoming performances of

Tickets Available Online for TKHS Play

Thornapple Kellogg High School students will perform their fall play "The Man Who Came to Dinner" Nov. 8 and 9. Shows start at 7 p.m. Tickets are available to purchase online. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students. Make plans now to come out and see this show! It's going to be GREAT!
5th grade students in Mrs. Michalski's class show their decorated and transformed gourds.

Imagination on Display with Fifth-Grade Project

What do an elephant, octopus, spaceship, tadpole, bowl of cereal, hot air balloon and an oversized M & M have in common? It’s simple. They are all fifth-grade creative designs inspired by a simple gourd.
TKHS welcomes community guests to the Veterans Day program.

Community Invited to TKHS Veterans Day Celebration

Thornapple Kellogg High School is honored to welcome veterans and the community to join in the annual Veterans Day celebration at 10 a.m. Nov. 11 in the high school gymnasium. Veterans are invited to attend and be recognized for their service.
A crossing guard stops traffic for a student pushing her bicycle.

Please Be Patient, Be Understanding, Be Safe!

TK administrators are aware of the traffic congestion on Main Street, which backs up getting in and out of McFall Elementary. This occurs primarily in the morning drop-off time between 8:30 and 9 a.m. and in the afternoon between 3:15 and 3:45 p.m.
Students try on some medical gear as part of a presentation for career day.

Page Students Explore Future Possibilities

The Page Elementary hallway buzzed with excitement as students came out of one career experience and got ready for another. The annual career days for the fifth graders give students a chance to explore different possible careers and hear directly from people working in those professions.
Thornapple Kellogg Assistant Superintendent Mark Provost rolls up his sleeves and gets right to work.

New Assistant Superintendent Says “TK Feels Like Home”

On his second day as assistant superintendent of TK Schools, Mark Provost volunteered to announce at a middle school football game. “I saw they needed someone to help, so I jumped in. That’s what I want to do. I want to be involved. I want to help wherever I can to make this district successful.”
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A message from Superintendent Craig McCarthy

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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