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Four Communities, Two Teams - One Family all fighting for a cancer cure.

Swim Program Hopes to Help Teammate Kick Cancer

By Brett Bremer -- Friday, 18 Oct, 2019
It is a swim tradition mostly reserved for the guys. Guys gather with hair buzzers and Bic razors to shave their heads (and sometimes more) for high school conference and state championship meets – doing whatever it takes to shave even a hundredth of a second off their times.
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TKHS student council members participate in the Day of Caring by cleaning up along the Paul Henry Thornapple Trail.

TKHS Students Give Back in Day of Caring

Being careful not to make skin contact with poison ivy vines or slip down the bank to the Thornapple River below, Thornapple Kellogg High School Student Council members helped clear unwanted vines, trees, shrubs and weeds along the Paul Henry Thornapple Trail. They piled limbs and vines and shrubs high into waiting Middleville Village dump trucks.
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Senior Kaylyn Beard paints a compass and quote in her space.

TKHS Parking Lot Becomes Canvas for Student Art

Drive into the Thornapple Kellogg High School parking lot after school hours and you might be surprised by the artwork filling many of the parking spaces. There’s a 3-D design of a dragon popping out of a painted hole in the asphalt, a football field adorned with a senior’s name and graduation year, words of inspiration “Throw Kindness Around Like Confetti” and a clever “If Yer Reading This – I’m Late. Woops!” saying painted on a bright yellow background.
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TKHS science department teachers were awarded a grant from the Barry Community Foundation to purchase new equipment for science classrooms.

TK Science Department Gains Grant for Equipment

The Thornapple Kellogg High School Science Department will be gaining some new equipment next year thanks to a grant award through the Barry Community Foundation. The Wilson H. Craig Jr. Fund awarded the district $2,632 to purchase eight new electronic balances for the science programs. Tim Penfield, co-department chair at TK, said the balances will help adequately equip the science rooms with balances and give students ample opportunities to use the scales during classroom projects.
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TKHS sophomore Alex Zimmerman shreds the electrict guitar during a performance at a TKHS talent show.

TKHS Guitarist to Play at National Convention

Alex Zimmerman never dreamed that entering a high school talent show could mean so much. But that one afternoon in front of his Thornapple Kellogg High School classmates playing his electric guitar has landed him on stage in front of a national audience.
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