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Seniors are welcomed to their last first day of high school.
Lady Trojan volleyball players are introduced.
TK Cross Country runners take the lead.
TKHS flag team practices.
TKHS football players practice for the season.
A TKHS tennis player returns a serve.
Thornapple Kellogg High School main entrance.
The 198-member TK Trojan Marching Band takes the field.
TKHS band camp is held outside with students practicing social distancing as much as possible.
Students enjoy lunch at the Hearts and Hoops Special Olympics tournament.
Signs of support for the TKHS Class of 2020 filled the area around the high school sign.
TKHS English students enjoy the warm weather and read outside.
TKHS Lifetime Sports class took a day trip down the Thornapple River.
TKHS band camp was held outside with social distancing in mind.
Many students wore facial coverings during the celebration.
TKHS Class of 2020 graduates in a unique drive-in ceremony.
TK staff create a giant
COVID-19 cut the senior year short and forced their graduation into a drive-in style ceremony.
A TKHS soccer player dribbles the ball up the field.
TKHS football players practice on the field.
Seniors get their caps and gown in a drive-thru fashion.
A TKHS senior shows support for her classmates as they receive their caps and gowns.
TKHS cross country runners stay together in a pack during the race.
TK marching band forms the TK letters at the last halftime show.
TKHS football players get ready for the season.

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News & Announcements

TKHS honors all veterans on Veterans Day.

TKHS Continues Annual Veterans Day Program

The 10th annual Thornapple Kellogg High School and community Veterans Day message had to be delivered in a different way this year, but the message was still the same – thank you to all veterans. Because of COVID-19, the gymnasium couldn’t be filled with students, community members and veterans Instead, the dedication and recognition had to be done via video production. Still, the heartfelt thanks and appreciation for those who served came through loud and clear as high school students all watched this video from their classrooms Wednesday morning.
TKHS senior Caedon Zube receives a national recognition presented by High School Principal Tony Petersen.

TKHS Senior Earns National Recognition

Thornapple Kellogg High School senior Caedon Zube was selected for the College Board National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program. He earned the honor because of his high academic achievements and his performance on the PSAT.
The cast and crew of the TKHS fall plan

The Show Must Go On!

With limited audiences, TKHS theater students are ready to perform the fall play “Little Women” Nov. 6 and 7. Senior cast and crew members are excited to be able to perform, but admit it’s a little bittersweet knowing the experience isn’t the same.
TKHS Homecoming King and Queen Jackson LaJoye and Lila Nelson were crowned today.

TK Crowns 2020 Homecoming King and Queen

The TKHS Homecoming King and Queen were crowned in front of the bright lights of the MiTK News studio as every classroom in the high school tuned in to watch the live stream production. Cheers echoed through the hallway as Lila Nelson and Jackson LaJoye donned their crowns.
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Time: 9 AM – 10 AM
Location: HS Office Conference Room
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A message from High School Principal Tony Petersen

Thornapple Kellogg High School
Welcome to Thornapple Kellogg High School!
This is a great building filled with TK pride! Our staff wants our students to enjoy school and have fun, while at the same time being challenged with a rigorous curriculum, a balanced offering of elective classes, and a variety of extracurricular options. The TKHS staff, in cooperation with students, parents and the TK community, are committed to enabling every child to achieve his or her greatest potential.
We will give students tools they need to be successful once they graduate from TKHS - whether they are going into the workforce, attending a trade school, or moving on to college. We offer Advanced Placement Courses, dual-credit courses, and strong offerings in business, computer science, physical education, fine arts, and vocational areas. We teach and develop leadership skills, provide many opportunities for community service, and create an environment of helping others.
As soon as students enter high school, they become part of a TKHS family. Our staff builds positive relationships with students through our family settings and our focus on teaching and rewarding positive behavior. 
We value and look forward to family and community support in all areas. Please stop in and see us soon!