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TKHS TroZone student section is packed with students wearing black and orange.
A TKHS student places American flags on the gravesites of veterans.
A girl lays back on a tire swing spinning on the playground.
A student pushes two other students on the tire swing on the playground.
Students enjoy playing on the nature-based playground.
Four students wear their orange and black TK attire for spirit week.
McFall celebrated "Reading is Out of This World" with a giant bulleting board and principal Washburn dressed as an astronaut with an American flag.
McFall students enjoy the new scooter boards purchased with a grant from TAEF.
TKMS choir students warm up their voices.
Page students look over displays of memorabilia, honors, uniforms and other items for Veterans Day.
TK Alumni Association marches in the homecoming parade.
TKHS students pose by their tractor as part of drive your tractor to school day.
TKHS band performs during the homecoming pep rally in the high school gymnasium.
A McFall male student is all smiles at the school carnival.
Three Middle School students wear their football jerseys and sweatshirt at lunch.
Three Lee students study a map of Michigan and one student holds up her hand in the shape of the state.
TK Middle School band performs.
McFall first graders learn to code a robot.
TK Alumni Association presents grants to all new elementary teachers in the district.
The community joins in the annual TKHS Veterans Day program.
Students take a class photo beside the fire truck.
A girl uses a wand to make bubbles float through the air.
Students wear glow in the dark gloves and paint as part of a scene in "Finding Nemo."
Thornapple Kellogg High School jazz band performs.
A group of students wear their favorite sports jerseys.
Tommy Trojan is ready to give blood at the NHS blood drive.
TK FFA students compete at the district contest.
TKHS cheerleaders on the sideline during a football game.
TKHS students earn honors at the state contest.
A firefighter dressed in fire emergency gear shakes hands with students.
FFA students hold a calf on the back of their homecoming parade float.
Students were joined by a TTES firefighter for the 9-11 stair climb in the stadium.
A member of the Class of 2024 leaves his handprint on the wall.
TKMS students present their musical "Seussical Jr."
A graduate gives the assistant principal a hug after receiving his diploma.
A McFall student peers down from the top of a climbing apparatus on the playground.
The Early Childhood Center hosted a literacy night with this parent and children enjoying the flashlight book walk.
TKHS students enjoy neon day during homecoming week.
The stage is full of students for the musical "Finding Nemo."
Students try on a face mask, gloves, masks and a surgical gown.
Each graduate received a TK Alumni sticker from the Alumni Association.
A group of middle school students wear their orange and black attire and paint their faces for homecoming spirit week.
A Lee Elementary student experiments with magnets.
Four middle school girls are decked out in black and orange while they eat lunch.
TKMS students perform a scene from their spring play.
TKHS Lifetime sports students take a canoe field trip down the Thornapple River.
The TK Trojan mascot waves to the crowds at the homecoming parade.
McFall music teacher demonstrates how to use the rhythm sticks.
Two students look at a book in the library together.
A student smiles at his helper as he rides a horse in the therapeutic riding program.
TKMS band performs a holiday concert.
Lee students take part in a "Drop Everything and Read" time in the hallway during March.
A student hugs a TK Alumni who is now in the Navy.
The cast and crew of the TKHS fall play.
Lee 3rd graders lead Carveth Village residents in the Pledge of Allegiance.
TK Alumni Association dedicates a new Little Free Library at the ECC.
TK Middle School students build roller coasters in their Physics of Roller Coasters class.
TKHS Marching Trojan Band enters Bob White Stadium for a football game.
Two brothers work on building a canoe in their woods class at TKHS.
TKHS marching band forms the "TK" in the middle of the field during their halftime show.
Students listen to the librarian read a book.
Three students sit together in the library reading a book.
Four Lee students hold painted rocks that were part of a schoolwide project to spread kindness.
A group of middle school boys show off their school colors.
Page Principal Amy Forman and Dean of Students Sean McLaughlin greet students with high 5's on the first day of school.
Lee students wear their purple "Inclusion Needs Us" bracelets.
A child plays with building blocks.
Three McFall boys stand together on the playground wearing their TK sweatshirts.
Three boys stand with a veteran at the TKHS Veterans Day Program.
A Page student tries out the trumpet with help from Myer Music assistants.
A group of girls show off their TK spirit.
Barry County Sheriff's Deputy is the featured veteran in the Page 2024 Veterans Day event.
A teacher poses with a group of students for spirit week.
Students act out a scene in the fall play "The Man who Came to Dinner."
A specialized license plate "AllN4TK" reads All In for TK.
Beautiful red, purple and orange sunset with photo taking looking at the packed home section of Bob White Stadium during a football game.
TKHS seniors pose for some senior cap and gown photos.
Students enjoy building during free time.
A student successfully put together a Lego Bradford White water heater.
An aerial night view of the TKHS Bob White football stadium shows it all lit up during a game.
Lee students evaluate their experiments with sedimentation at Pierce Cedar Creek.
The TKHS Honors Choir performs.
TKHS students play Bingo with residents at Carveth Village as part of service day.
Three students in the Lee Library.
A doctor blows into a straw to inflate a pigs lung and heart as a demonstration for students.
Page Elementary School is filled with positive signs!
A student smiles as they come down the slide on the playground.
A double rainbow spans across TKHS and the stadium.
TK staff create a giant "TK" on the football field.
TKHS students clean up along the roadside as part of a service day project.
A middle school student works on building his robot.
Three girls nervously watch their paper tower hoping it doesn't fall.
A group of McFall students stand together on the playground.
A McFall teacher reads to students.

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TKHS Advanced Cad students make replacement parts for the maintenance department.

CAD Students Put Classroom Skills to Work for District Needs

What do you do when a piece or part breaks off some equipment or furnishings? The manufacturer is no longer in business and there’s nowhere to find the replacement parts needed. Option 1: Replace the entire piece of equipment or furnishing. Option 2: Enlist the help of some very talented high school students.
A Page Elementary student inspects the pigs lung that demonstrates the damage of tobacco use.

TATU Students Hope Lesson Leaves Lasting Impression

“I don’t use tobacco because I’m an athlete and I want to stay healthy to play sports.”
“I don’t use tobacco because I’m in band and I want to be able to play my instrument.”
“I don’t use tobacco because I want to live a long healthy life.”
Two students play a game of Sorry.

Global School Play Day: ‘Best School Day Ever’

McFall students stuffed their backpacks with dolls, monster trucks and cars. They brought their Legos, cards, board games and stuffed animals. Some brought super hero figures to fly through the room. Others brought blankets to build secret hideaway forts.
Lilly Tyler portrays Harriet Tubman at the Page Wax museum.

Page Wax Museum Celebrates Achievements in History

Lilly Tyler stood as still as a statue. “I tried not to smile, but I had to because I was having so much fun,” said the fourth grader as she played her role as Harriet Tubman at the Page Elementary Wax Museum.
Twenty-four TK FFA members participated in the regional FFA leadership contest.

TK FFA Members Advance to Regional Contest

The TK FFA team did well at this week’s district leadership contest with many members advancing to the regional contest Feb. 12. Twenty-four TK FFA members participated in the regional contest. Only the top two placings in each contest advance to the district contest.
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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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