News and Announcements

Several Thornapple Kellogg High School athletes in winter sports earned All-Conference honors in the OK Gold Conference and the SWMSC Conference. Thirteen students from five sports earned the all-conference awards while another six athletes earned honorable mention awards.

Students couldn’t help but think about their futures as they wandered through the 40-plus company, college and trade school booths set up in the high school gymnasium for the third-annual career fair. It’s an event aimed at making sure students know they have options and opportunities.

Don't miss the TKHS performances of "Shrek the Musical," at 7 p.m. March 2, 3, and 4. All pre-purchase tickets will be done on-line this year and you don't want to miss your chance to see this highly-entertaining, funny, and family-friendly show!

Thornapple Kellogg High School students are joining forces with Barry County United Way this month to help support their community. Students in Cary Saxton’s Advanced Placement Language and Composition class are organizing the efforts with a fundraiser dubbed Trojans Through Time where the students aid past, present, and future Trojans.

Seven Thornapple Kellogg High School art students earned Scholastic Art Awards recently. Those students are:

The TKHS robotics team competed at Jenison High School Feb. 11 showing great improvement from last month's competition and advancing to the qualifying round. TK coaches Bob Kaminski and Alex Robinson say they are proud of the team, all their hard work, and their accomplishments.

When Thornapple Kellogg High School’s Special Olympics basketball team made their first basket of the game, the entire TK student body filling the stands erupted into cheers of support. The cheering was equally as loud when their opponent made their first basket and the cheers continued for every basket by either team throughout the game.

Three TKHS film students earned honors at the recent Compass College High School Film Competition. Their films were named among the top 15 films in the annual competition that attracts short films created by students from around the state.

Thornapple Kellogg High School FFA team members had a fantastic showing at their rookie experience at the District Leadership Development Contest at the Calhoun Area Career Center this week.