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A soccer goalie dives for a safe.
TKHS architecture students showcase their projects.
TK Trojan marching band member plays during band camp.
Student Council members bring sunshine to staff with free sodas.
High school art work is displayed during the TKHS Fine Arts Festival.
Students receive a check from Johnny's Market after winning the School Spirit Contest.
TK Volleyball team gets ready for the game.
TK cheerleaders wait for the football team to run through their sign.
TKHS Marching Band enters the stadium.
TKHS Jazz Band performs.
TK/DK/Hastings and Wayland swimmers unite to form a pink ribbon in the water.
TKHS students prepare for fall play.
New TK tennis courts are ready for use.
TK hosts Coach B cross country invitational.
TKHS Drumline takes the field.
TKHS Marching Band makes a formation on the field.
TK staff create a giant
TKHS Equestrian team gets ready for competition.
Teachers take a pie in the face to help raise funds for charity.
TK Trojan football team on the field.
New mountain bike club takes to the nearby trails.
TKHS marching band trombone player.
Students enjoy a luau before the mental health awareness game.
Theme for the year is
A TKHS student tries a welding simulator at the Career Fair.
TK cheerleaders ignite enthusiasm.
TKHS students navigate a tricky physics class experiment using only rubber bands and rope to pour items from one cup into another.
A TKHS woods students shows her bow in progress.
TK Student Section (the TroZone) is rocking at the mental health awareness game.
TKHS woodworking students earn honors.
Physics students launch rockets outside.
A student does the limbo at the mental health awareness luau.
Artist Don Williamson looks over some of the art pieces at the TK Art Festival.
Physics students test the efficiency of ball bounces.
Homecoming King and Queen Tyler Bushman and Anna Davis.
A double rainbow appears over TKHS and the stadium.
Students love driving their tractors to school during spring week.
Seniors celebrate their
TKHS homecoming court freshman class representatives ride in the parade.
TK Alumni and OAK Field Manager Cade Dammen talks to engineering students about the work he does.
TK football players continue the tradition of slapping the
Students show the new graphing calculators they received through a grant.
A TKHS student holds two baby chicks in the ag science class.
TK fans enjoy watching fireworks from the Lions Club after a TK score.
TKHS students earn honors with their engineering projects.
Students perform
The TK TroZone is celebrating the first football game of the season!
TK player dives for a first down.
Thornapple Kellogg High School main entrance.
Local photographer Stacy Leeson captured this dramatic skyline over the TKHS Bob White stadium.
TKHS students work to spread mulch as part of service day.
TKHS Marching Band performs at halftime.
A TKHS student closely examines a shoe as she tries to draw it in detail.
Student Council members work during United Way Day of Caring.
TK football players stand at attention during the national anthem.
TKHS Concert Choir performs.
Students work on sewing sleeping bags for the homeless as part of service day.
Class of 2022 adds their handprints to the wall.
Students perform
TKHS Robotics Club receives a donation of a competition arena.
TKHS Class of 2022 on the Lee playground.
The TKHS Marching Band forms a
TKHS tennis players in action.
Video production students practice different kinds of shots and interviews.
TK Cheer team members have a purple ribbon painted on their faces to support mental health awareness.
TKHS Honors Choir performs.
Beautiful sunset over Bob White stadium.
TKHS homecoming court members ride in the parade.
TKHS Homecoming Court named.
A TKHS student works on her woodworking project.
A TKHS woods student works on his project.
TKHS students volunteer to help clean up around the school during service day.
The TK Trojan logo is painted on the side of the water tower near the high school.

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News & Announcements

TKHS OK Gold All Conference Athletes for Fall season 2022

TKHS OK Gold All Conference Athletes Named

A dozen Thornapple Kellogg High School students were named as OK Gold All Conference athletes for the fall season, and five more were named as All Conference honorable mention.
TKHS students rehearse a scene from

TKHS to Bring Two Performances of “Emma"

Thornapple Kellogg High School will present Jane Austen’s “Emma” in two performances Nov. 4 and 5. Each performance begins at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets are $5 for students and senior citizens and $7 for adults and may be purchased in advance at tkschools.org and will also be available at the door prior to each show.
TKHS students and Principal accept a $1,500 check from Johnny's Market.

TKHS Wins Johnny's Market School Spirit Contest

TKHS WON the Johnny's Market School Spirit contest and received a $1,500 check this week! Out of 22 schools, TK gathered 5,426 votes - almost 2,000 votes more than the nearest competitor! Principal Tony Petersen said the money will be used for student activities. Just shows what a great community we have supporting TK! Thank you TK community for all your votes! And a huge thanks to Johnny's Markets - with a location right here in Middleville - for supporting schools!
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Dessert Theatre

Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: 3885 Bender Rd. Middleville, MI 49333
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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!