Thornapple Kellogg Schools

Connor Culhane holds up the booklets received from the Hastings Post Office.

McFall Students Get Surprise Return from Letters to Veterans

Connor Culhane and his kindergarten classmates couldn’t wait to see what was inside boxes delivered to their McFall Elementary classroom recently.
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Bond Information Site

Thank you to the community for once again being so supportive of TK Schools and approving our bond. We are excited about the projects and are ready to start working on construction details and plans, requesting bids and beginning work. Continue to stay informed through this Bond Information site, Facebook and Twitter.
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This is the front half of the t-shirt found by an oil rig consultant in Texas.

Half a T-Shirt Leads Texas Oil Worker to TK Kindness

A simple email to Thornapple Kellogg High School from a man working on an oil rig in Texas reminds us all of how far kindness spreads even if we never know it.
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An anonymous donor is providing one new book for each student at Lee Elementary this year. Mrs. Woods class received

Book Angels Bring Joy of Reading to Young Students

Every student at Lee Elementary School this year will receive a new book they can call all their own thanks to the anonymous efforts of the Lee Book Angels. That's more than 450 books to be donated this year!
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The TKHS Honors Choir performs annually at the senior holiday luncheon.

Choir to Entertain at Senior Holiday Luncheon

TK Community senior citizens are invited to the annual Holiday luncheon and concert Dec. 11 at Gun Lake Community Church. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. with lunch beginning at noon. Entertainment will be provided by the TK High School Honors Choir directed by Laura Oprea. There is no charge for this event, but a $5 donation at the door is appreciated. Reservations are requested by Dec. 9 by calling 269-795-5578.
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TK Board of Education Vice President David Smith accepts the Presidents Award of Recognition from MASB President Matthew Showalter.

TK Board of Education Member Earns Top Honor

Thornapple Kellogg Board of Education vice president David Smith earned the President’s Award of Recognition at the Michigan Association of School Boards Annual Leadership Conference last weekend. Smith is one of only six board members who achieved this high honor this year. The award was announced last spring, but he was officially recognized at the state conference last week.
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Page Librarian Diane Knight showed up in a wheelchair but was called for traveling.

TK Battle of Buildings Scores Bragging Rights for All

Ray Rickert, high school band director turned referee, whistled Page librarian Diane Knight for traveling as she sped down the court in her wheelchair and was breaking away with the basketball toward the basket.
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TKHS students take a minute and thank veterans before heading back to class.

TKHS Students Pay Respect to Veterans

When nearly 1,000 high school students become so quiet you can hear a pin drop, you know something important has their attention. Monday morning’s annual TK and Community Veterans Day program got their attention and their respect for the veterans attending. When a moment of silence was requested for all veterans who never made it home, there wasn’t a sound until two trumpets echoed “Taps.”
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TKHS inducted 68 new members into the National Honor Society Nov. 4.

TKHS Inducts 68 New NHS Members

Thornapple Kellogg High School inducted 68 new members into the Elizabeth Thurber Chapter of the National Honor Society Monday night. The six seniors and 62 juniors bring the chapter total membership to 120.
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TKHS Students to Present “Pride and Prejudice”

This year’s TKHS fall play is “Pride and Prejudice” based on the novel by Jane Austen. Performances are at 7 p.m. Nov. 8 and 9. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens.
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