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Classroom winners vie for the schoolwide spelling bee title.
Students wear their Michigan attire during Michigan vs. Michigan State day.
Middle school students enjoy performing their fall musical "The Little Mermaid."
TKMS students enjoy working on crochet projects.
MS students enjoy a gam of volleyball during the activity night.
A student studies cells under a microscope.
The middle school 8th grade band performs.
A student plants flowers in the Middle School garden.
Students perform a scene in the spring play "The Con."
An accomplished author inspires students to use their imaginations when they write.
Members of the TKMS bass fishing club pose for a photo after a tournament.
A student gives a thumbs up while showing his artwork.
Two boys play a game of "Battleship" during the activity night event.
Two students work on building a roller coaster in a 6th grade class.
Three students perform a scene in "The Little Mermaid."
Students find living organisms in water from the creek.
A band performs in front of a large screen displaying an American flag.
Two students enjoy working on a crochet project.
Pictured is a scene from the musical "The Little Mermaid" when the ship wrecks.
Two students try their hand at broadcasting at the annual Career Quest event in Grand Rapids.
A group of boys enjoy pizza and pop at the MS Activity event.
The cast and crew of the MS play "The Con."
Several students pose for a photo after a song in "The Little Mermaid" performance.
TKMS Band performs in the high school auditorium.
A middle school student holds up the drawing she is making of "Phineas and Ferb."
TKMS students take a bow after their performance of "The Little Mermaid."
A student puts the finishing touches on his robot.
A group of children observes a woman in a greenhouse filled with hanging plants.
The TK Trojan mascot rode in the homecoming parade.
Two students work together to build their robot.
Four TKMS students show their TK spirit by wearing their TK apparel and decorations.
A group of TKMS students wear their TK t-shirts and football jerseys for homecoming week.
Four students act out a scene in "The Con."
MS students wear their MSU attire for Michigan vs. MSU day.
The combined 6th, 7th and 8th grade choirs perform.
Students battle their robots as a final project.
TKMS band performs in concert.
Dressed in Star Wars costumes, two students perform a scene in the spring play.
Students act out a scene in the fall musical "The Little Mermaid."
An aerial view shows the beautiful middle school and surrounding grounds.
Middle School art students work on a drawing project and a ceramics project.

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Members of the 2026 TKHS Homecoming Court.

TKHS Announces 2026 Homecoming Court

The TKHS Homecoming Court for 2026 was announced today. New this year, the homecoming court will be introduced and the king and queen crowned starting at 6:30 p.m. before the football game instead of during halftime.
A fifth grade student signs a social contract on the board.

TK Staff Value Capturing Kids’ Hearts Program

“Respect,” “caring,” “safe, respectful and responsible,” and “treat others the way you would want to be treated” - all words placed on Jackie Schneider’s fifth-grade classroom’s social contract. More importantly, every student and Schneider added their signature giving them ownership and accountability of the contract they helped create.
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A message from Middle School Principal Addie Rose

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!