Page ES News

Page Elementary staff have provided lists of suggested school supplies for 4th and 5th grade students. Please note these are only suggested lists. Additional specific items may be requested by individual teachers.

“Magical,” “mystical” and “just perfect.” That’s how a group of girls described the new hammock garden at Page Elementary as they got to try it out after a ribbon cutting ceremony recently. Students scattered around the garden in groups to test the hammocks and enjoy all the hard work they put into making the garden a reality.

Thornapple Kellogg Schools will begin the 2025-26 school year Aug. 25.
A complete calendar for the school year is still being finalized, but some key vacation dates have been established.
Thanksgiving Break: Nov. 26-28
Winter Break: Dec. 22-Jan. 2, 2026
Spring Break: April 3-10

You might find Thornapple Kellogg Schools food service director Jessica Endres in the kitchen helping prep meals in the kitchen, on the serving lines helping out at lunchtime, or planting and harvesting the school’s new hydroponic garden system. Food grown in the system then finds its way into school lunches, offering healthy home-grown options to students.

We are excited to have your child enrolled at Thornapple Kellogg Schools. If you desire to use TK bus transportation for your student, please see the sign-up information provided. Information is required by Aug. 4 to begin riding the bus the first day of school. We look forward to helping provide safe transportation for all students to and from school each day.

Thornapple Kellogg — Fourth-grader Jackie Looid used googly eyes and cotton swabs to transform an ordinary potato into Harry “Potater,” modeled after literary wizard Harry Potter.

Artwork from students throughout Thornapple Kellogg Schools will be on display at the annual Fine Arts Festival Sunday, from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, March 30 at Thornapple Kellogg High School. This is a free event for the entire community. Come for a little while or stay for the afternoon and enjoy the artwork, music and other specials featured.

After several weeks of learning about philanthropy and different charitable organizations in Barry County, Page students presented their “gifts” to their chosen beneficiaries.

Page Elementary’s Battle of the Books looked a little different than it has in past years, but the goal was still the same - to encourage students to read! Tuesday’s champions in the first Team Battle of the Books competition were crowned and students from each grade who had read the most books were also recognized.