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A student wears his Guardian Cap over his regular helmet.

Donors Support MS Football Players with Added Safety

Middle School football players Dawsen White and Jase Huey sat in the locker room excitedly talking about their upcoming season as they strapped new Guardian Caps on their helmets. The soft-padded, removable helmet cover adds another level of protection to help reduce the risk of concussions or other head injuries.
Fourteen new teachers join the TK family.

TK Welcomes New Teachers for 2026-27

Fourteen new teachers will join the Thornapple Kellogg Family for the 2026-27 school year. All attended a new teacher orientation meeting the week before school starts.
Photos of Katie Dorband, Addie Rose, and Danny Thompson.

New Administrators Join TK

Three new administrators are joining the TK School district this year. Katie Dorband is the new high school principal. At the Middle School Addie Rose is the new principal, and Danny Thompson is the new assistant principal. They each say they are excited to start the new year here at TK and can’t wait to meet students and families.
TK's Tommy Trojan mascot.

2026-27 Open House/Registration Information

The first day of school for students is August 24. Please see information below about open houses and registration dates for all buildings. We look forward to seeing everyone soon!

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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!