News and Announcements

Trevor Hodges is putting a little extra care and attention into every detail while making this year's rocking wooden toys in the TK woods classes. He knows exactly what these special toys mean to kids in the community.
"My little sister got one of these when we didn't really have a whole lot and I know how much she loved it," said Hodges."She was about 4."

Thornapple Kellogg High School government classes got lessons straight from the people in government this week. Middleville village officials visited the high school students to talk about their roles in local government, why local government is important and how young people can get involved.

In our pursuit to continue to grow our Positive Behavior Program, we are starting a new fundraiser to support our building-wide incentives.

Thornapple Kellogg High School inducted 58 new members to the Elizabeth Thurber chapter of the National Honor Society. The new inductees include 10 seniors and 48 juniors, bringing the chapter's members for 2016-17 to 106 students with 58 seniors and 48 juniors. To be eligible for National Honor Society, students must maintain a 3.5 cumulative grade point average, and perform at least 20 hours of community service per year.

As Thornapple Kellogg High School students emptied the gymnasium, many of them took a minute to shake hands with a veteran and say a simple "thank you" before heading back to class Friday morning after the sixth annual Veterans Day community program.
Phil Sikkema was quickly flanked by three of his grandsons - Davis and Grant Mulder, a freshman and junior at  TKHS, and their cousin Jared VanTil, who is a senior homeschooled student from outside the TK district.

TKHS is excited to host their 6th Annual Veterans Day Assembly on Friday, November 11th........