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This TKHS OM team will advance to the state finals.

10 TK OM Teams Advance to State Finals

It was a great weekend for Thornapple Kellogg Odyssey of the Mind teams at the regional event in Wayland. TK sent 13 teams to the event including two primary teams from McFall that cannot advance to the state finals. Of the remaining 11 teams, all placed within the top three in their divisions and 10 will be advancing to the state finals hosted at TK March 16.
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Young 5 and Kindergarten Open Enrollment Starts March 13

Registration for 2019-20 Young 5's and kindergarten students begins in March.
Enrollment: Open Enrollment begins March 13
What: Informational meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. March 12 in the McFall Elementary cafeteria.
This meeting is not mandatory and is intended for parents or guardians only. Children entering kindergarten or Young 5's must be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1. Enrollment packets will be available at the meeting and the McFall office will begin accepting enrollment packets March 13. NOTE: Space is limited in the Young 5's program and is based on a first-come, first-served basis. Enrollment packets will also be available starting March 11 in the McFall Elementary office or online by visiting www.tkschools.org and going to McFall under the "schools" tab.
More Information: Contact Kate Schut at McFall Elementary 269-795-3637.
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Will Webster and Mikayal Schilthroat enjoy the Reading Street Sleuth series.

TAEF Grant and Lee PTO Funds Help Young Readers

Thanks to a grant from the Thornapple Area Enrichment Foundation, Thornapple Kellogg Lee Elementary second-grade teachers were able to purchase the Reading Street Sleuth for classrooms. Additional funds from the Lee PTO provided supportive materials as well.
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Change to Mid-Winter Break

Due to the number of snow days this school year, a change has been made to the mid-winter break. Please see the attached correspondence from Superintendent Rob Blitchok.
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A group of students hold up their pieces of their red bandana as a reminder to do what's right and to be real with others.

TKHS Students are Learning It's Right to Be Real!

Three pictures showed three different stories to Thornapple Kellogg High School students. The first appeared to show a man running away from a vehicle. In the second, it appeared the man was running toward another person. It wasn't until the full picture was revealed that students saw the man as a hero pushing the man out of the way of danger.
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A Lee student takes a taste of Gerber baby food.

History Never Tasted So Good!

In celebration of Michigan's 182nd birthday, Lee Elementary third-graders experienced a tasty history lesson and learned some fun facts about the state they call home. From Little Caesars Pizza to Vernors Ginger Ale, Faygo Pop, Kellogg's cereals and much more, students got a taste of Michigan as they explored the state's products and history. They even learned that sometimes, great things come from mistakes.
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TK Preschool Open House is ON Tonight 6 to 7:30 p.m.

The open house for the 2019-2020 classes is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Open Enrollment will now begin at 8 a.m. Monday, February 11, 2019 at the TK Learning Center at 507 W. Main Street, Middleville. Don't miss this great opportunity to visit the classrooms, meet the amazing staff, and ask any questions you may have about our program. Enrollment forms can be found on the tkschools.org website or in the preschool office. They will also be available at the open house. Enrollment requires a completed form and a $45 non-refundable fee (cash or check.)If you have any questions please call or email Sarah Hammer or Kim Dannenberg at 269-795-5570. shammer@tkschools.org or kdannenberg@tkschools.org
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Page Elementary finalists compete for the school Spelling Bee champion title.

Page Spelling Champion Crowned

Max Knowles won the Page Elementary School spelling bee with Camden Peter earning the runner up title. Eighteen spellers from all the fourth and fifth-grade classrooms competed Thursday in the school-wide finals. It wasn't until the 12th round when Peter stumbled on the word "sepia." Knowles went on to correctly spell his 12th round word "clavicle" and then the winning word "lustrous" to claim the title. Both Knowles and Peter will represent Page Elementary at a regional spelling bee.
Other classroom winners making it to the finals were Jackson Conkle, Myles Chambers, Kayley King, Landon Kostelec, Kenzee Knight, Koby Wilkerson, Isla Johnson, Tealy Cross, Jenna Robinett, Molly Alden, Adam McLaughlin, Sidney Ripley, Annabelle Pennington, Meghan Skidmore, Emma Johnson, and Lucy Kamps.
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