News and Announcements
TKHS 2015-16 School Year Info!
The 2015-16 school year is fast approaching. We have made some changes in the registration process, so please check out Mr. Petersen's informational letters to stay up to date!
SAT Resources
Check out the new SAT resources page. The page will be updated regularly to provide you and your student(s) with the most up to date information and resources regarding SAT.
Seniors Look Forward to OM World Finals and Graduation All in Same Week
Competing at the Odyssey of the Mind World Finals will be the exclamation point to the end of the senior year for three Thornapple Kellogg High School students. "I would skip graduation if I had to, to go to worlds. It's that important to me," said Amy Cutlip who has participated on OM teams for 11 years and is going to the world finals for her third time.
Great works displayed at arts festival!
TK students displayed a lot of talent at the district arts festival Sunday. Thanks to everyone who came out to support all the TK students!
School's Out For Seniors!
Congratulations Class of 2015! You made it! Good luck in your future! Whatever your plans may be - remember you are TK STRONG!!
TKHS Class of 2015 Honors Top 10 Students
Congratulations to the Top 10 graduating seniors from Thornapple Kellogg High School class of 2015. Read more about these amazing students, their accomplishments and their future plans.
TKHS Art Teacher Earns Teacher of the Year Honor
TKHS art teacher Barb Maring was named the Kent County Education Association High School Teacher of the Year. Maring, who has taught for 22 years, was honored at the Kent County Education Association spring banquet May 5.
TKHS Senior Earns KCEA Scholarship Honor
TKHS senior Carley Dole received the Sandy Wilson Dependent Scholarship from the Kent County Education Association. The award was presented at the annual KCEA spring banquet May 5.
Allegan, Barry Youth Summit Empowers Teens to Lead Positive Lives
More than 300 students from 12 Barry and Allegan county high schools gathered recently to learn to empower themselves and others around them. It was the sixth year of the Youth Summit for Barry County and the second year the two counties have joined forces to focus on promoting positive behaviors in youth.