Fifth graders will be celebrating their graduation 
by going to Michigan's Adventure on TUESDAY, JUNE 4.

Buses will leave Page at 9:20 a.m. and return between 5:15 and 5:30 p.m.
Pleae have a ride waiting here at Page by 5:15.
TK buses will not be transporting 5th graders home on this day.

Click this link for the info letter. 
(Tickets have already been ordered.)

Click this link for the Travel Release form.

The Thornapple Kellogg Board of Education has established a reproductive health program for both 4th & 5th graders.

This unit will be taught on Wednesday, May 22.

No child will be allowed to participate in this class unless signed parental permission is provided.

Here are the links for the permission forms:

   4th Grade

   5th Grade

This permission form is due to your child's classroom teacher by Friday, May 17.

Our 4th graders will be heading to YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin for their year end trip.

Friday, May 31 -- the classrooms of:
Mrs. Huggins
Mrs. Keizer
Mrs. Meredith
Mrs. Potter

Monday, June 3 -- the classrooms of: 
Mr. Hodges
Mrs. Lester
Mrs. Lundy (Mulder)
Ms. Victory

Buses will leave at 9:00 and return to Page at 3:45.

Click this link if you need a copy of the Camp Manitou-Lin General Liability Release form.

Click this link if you need a TK Travel Release form.
 

Thornapple Kellogg Schools would like to offer summer school to our students.

Scholarship letters have been sent home with students who have qualified under federal guidelines.

Summer school is scheduled for four mornings a week, June 11 through 27, 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. Classroom/building assignments are not known at this time.  Transportation is not available due to cost and logistics - parents need to arrange transportation.

For more information and/or registration, click this link for the form.

Please contact 269-795-5522 with any questons.

Registrations are due no later than May 25.

A safety message from State Superintendent Mike Flanagan regarding the Michigan Child Protection Registry...

Are your children safe while online?
Michigan families, especially minors, are becoming inundated with advertisements from alcohol, tobacco, pornography and gambling marketers through different internet and cell phone inboxes. Thankfully, the State of Michigan offers a free program to stop adult advertisements from reaching e-mails, mobile phones (text messaging ads) and instant messenger IDs.

The Michigan Child Protection Registry is a free do-not-contact service for Michigan’s families and schools and can be located at www.protectmichild.com.

As a strong supporter of this registry, I would like to encourage you to sign your entire family up for the registry, inform your friends and colleagues about how they can protect children and families from unwanted adult advertising.