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Four 8th grade students enjoy the breakfast of champions event on the last day of school.
The combined middle school choirs perform together.
TKMS football players wear their jerseys for homecoming week.
A student shares a basket of gifts with a Carveth Village resident.
Middle School cast of the spring play take a final bow at the end of the show.
Several girls sit around a table at the end of the year breakfast of champions.
Middle school students act out a scene in their spring play.
A student works on a computer program to help build a robot.
A group of students plan how to build a tower with limited supplies.
The main cast of the TKMS fall musical.
TKMS students brought in ethnic food in their study of different cultures class.
Students perform a song in "Seussical Jr."
TKMS students perform "Seussical Jr."
Middle School students act out a scene during their spring play.
Students nervously wait for their tower to be measured.
Teachers gather for their opening day of school.
An aerial view shows the beautiful middle school and surrounding grounds.
The Middle School 8th grade choir performs at the spring concert.
Students work on building roller coasters in their physics of roller coaster class.
A group of 8th grade girls stand arm in arm at the end of the year Breakfast of Champions.
Students perform "Seussical Jr."
Students perform "Seussical Jr."
Two students put their robots in opposite corners of a competition mat.
Friends wear bright colors during a special day at TKMS.
Three boys are dressed in their TK apparel for homecoming week.
TKMS Choir students rehearse.
A group of TKMS students wear their TK t-shirts and football jerseys for homecoming week.
TKMS students built roller coasters in their physics of roller coasters class.
TKMS band performs in concert.
Three girls sit at a table at the end of the year 8th grade Breakfast of Champions.
Middle school students perform their spring play.
A group of female students have their faces painted and are wearing TK apparel, tattoos and beads for homecoming spirit day.
Several 8th grade students sit around one of the tables at the Breakfast of Champions celebration.
The TK Trojan mascot rode in the homecoming parade.
An author inspires TKMS students to read and write.
Four TKMS students show their TK spirit by wearing their TK apparel and decorations.
TKMS Students perform "Seussical Jr."
A group of 8th grade girls stand together at the end of the year Breakfast of Champions.
TKMS Band performs in the high school auditorium.
Students work on building roller coasters in their physics of roller coasters class.
Three TKMS students are showing their TK spirit for homecoming week.
A student performs on stage during the MS musical.
Three students work together to build a tower with limited supplies.

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Members of the TK Transportation Department delivered a bus load of donations to a family whose home burned this week.

TK Bus Drivers Make Special Delivery

With lights flashing, a Barry County Sheriff’s deputy led a Thornapple Kellogg school bus and van on their way to make a very important delivery Thursday afternoon.
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A message from Middle School Principal Kelli Arnold-Wegner

Thornapple Kellogg Middle School
Welcome to Thornapple Kellogg Middle School!
Our middle school has grades 6, 7 and 8 and is filled with enthusiasm for learning and positive behaviors. Each grade level has a separate wing for core subjects with a common wing for our numerous exploratory classes such as choir, band, art, Spanish and 21st Century Skills. Our staff strives to ensure academic, physical, social and emotional growth and development for all students in a secure, creative and challenging environment. We work to develop positive self-images for all students so they can become responsible, lifelong learners. Our staff uses the PBIS program to help students develop core values for themselves and others and we teach and reward students for positive behavior. 
We are glad you're here! We welcome volunteer parent and community involvement so please stop in to see us soon!