Students Receive Greatest Gift from Giving Donned in red Santa hats and comfy holiday pajamas, Thornapple Kellogg Middle School students unloaded bags of green and red paper chains, stacks and stacks of giant paper snowflakes and loads of boxes filled with gifts - all for residents of Carveth Village.
TKMS Students S-P-E-L-L Their Way to Success It took nine rounds of spelling before a champion and runner-up were crowned in the annual Thornapple Kellogg Middle School spelling bee today.
TKMS Ski Club Sign Up Do you like to ski? Snowboard? Both? Would you like to learn? If so, then you should join the TKMS Ski Club. The TKMS Ski Club provides TKMS students (and parents) with the opportunity to ski or learn to ski at reduced prices.The TKMS Ski Club travels to Bittersweet Ski Area in Otsego, MI. The bus leaves promptly at 2:45 p.m. and returns at approximately 8:15 p.m. We will start our trips as soon as Bittersweet is open and continue until they are closed for the season. For the 2022-23 Ski season, club trips will be on Tuesdays.Sign ups, waivers, and information can be found on this Google Form.
Two Staff Members Honored with Above and Beyond Awards Middle School teacher Mary Francisco and Lee Elementary Title 1 reading coach Megan Wonders received the prestigious Above and Beyond Awards at Monday’s staff kickoff to the 2022-23 school year.
TK Class of 2026 Moves on to High School The Class of 2026 will be entering high school next year as they said goodbye to their middle school years today.
Virtual Reality Opens the World to Students Madilyn Vandenboss and Memphis Miranda-Wells didn’t feel like they were in their Thornapple Kellogg Middle School classroom any longer. Instead, they were transported to a Japanese garden filled with vivid pink and white cherry blossoms all around and above them.
Students Build Ultimate Cricket Habitats What do grass, twigs, dirt, Monster trucks, the Cookie Monster, basketball courts and Kardashian photos have in common? They’re all parts of cricket habitats created by TK seventh-grade science students.
