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Page Odyssey of the Mind team gets ready to head to the National Finals.
A page student tries out the trumpet during a band fitting to get ready for middle school band.
Students try on a face shield, gloves and masks for the health industry.
Page Principal Amy Forman and Dean of Students Sean McLaughlin greet students with high 5's on the first day of school.
Page students present "Finding Nemo."
A group of students are decked out in TK gear for spirit day.
Page Elementary is filled with positive signs and supports.
Two girls balance on a low balance beam on the playground.

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A girl lays back on a tire swing spinning on the playground.
Page students take part in a wheelbarrow race during field day.
Page Student Council members use shovel, buckets and wheelbarrows to help spread mulch around the school.
Students were joined by a TTES firefighter for the 9-11 stair climb in the stadium.
A group of students take part in the sack race during field day.
The stage is full of students for the musical "Finding Nemo."
Page students enjoy a day of outdoor learning.
Students read information about a Veteran on Veterans Day.
International Dot Day celebrated with colorful art display created by students.
Students turn ordinary gourds into artwork.
A doctor blows into a straw to inflate a pigs lung and heart as a demonstration for students.
Students turn ordinary gourds into artwork.
Page students spread mulch around landscaping at the school.
Five students are dressed in costume for the musical "Finding Nemo."
A group of students show off their school spirit on spirit day.
"Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud," Maya Angelou quote painted on the wall.
Students look at displays of clothing, medals, awards, and more for Veterans Day.
Barry County Sheriff's Deputy is the featured veteran in the Page 2024 Veterans Day event.
Four girls at lunch with their TK gear on for spirit day.
Page Dean of Students Sean McLaughlin gives a high 5 to a student.
Students pet a dog as they listen to a veterinarian talk about her job.

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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.
Three students sit together to look at a book in the Lee Elementary library.

TK Bond Projects Complete: Promises Made 2019 - Promises Kept 2024

In 2019, voters in the TK School District approved a $42.8 million bond. Now, in 2024 the promises made for those bond funds have been kept. Thanks to TK Alum John Garner for putting this video together. And a big THANK YOU, to our TK community for your support then, now and always! Together, we are #TKSTRONG
Members of the TKMS service-learning class fill requests for winter clothing for students throughout the district.

TKMS Service-Learning Class Continues Classmates Care Program

Winter in West Michigan is not a matter of "if" it comes - it's "when" it comes. Right now, that means it’s a busy time of year for middle school students in Lil Lienesch’s service learning class. Students collect, sort, organize and inventory donations of new and gently-used winter coats, hats, boots, scarves, gloves and snow pants. This time of year they’re busy filling donation requests and delivering items to schools for families in need.
Barry County Sheriff's Deputy David Price was the featured veteran at Page.

Elementary Students Honor Veterans

Page and Lee elementary students learned what Veterans Day is about and why it is important as they took part in their own celebrations for the day.
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A message from Page Principal Amy Forman

Page Elementary School
Welcome to Page Elementary School!
Our school, filled with fourth and fifth graders, is encouraging, nurturing, and a great place for students to learn. We want all our students to feel safe and welcomed into the TK family. As students embark on their last years at the elementary level, they'll develop independence, critical thinking, working in small groups, and creating projects. Through our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, we celebrate success and positive behaviors to build a safe and caring environment for all. We reinforce positive character traits and prepare students emotionally, socially, and academically for middle school.
We're glad you're here!  We welcome volunteers so please stop in and see us soon!