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Students wear orange for a special day.
Page Elementary is filled with positive signs and supports.
A student works on an art project.
Page students lay on their backs looking up at the solar eclipse with their special glasses on.
The stage is full of students for the musical "Finding Nemo."
Students look like jellyfish for a scene in "Finding Nemo."
A group of students take part in the sack race during field day.
A group of students are in the playground area wearing their solar eclipse glasses as they watch the phenomenon.
Page students enjoy a day of outdoor learning.
TK Spirit is strong with students and staff wearing orange and black.
Page Student Council members use shovel, buckets and wheelbarrows to help spread mulch around the school.
The Page principal and a teacher are "slimed" as part of the schoolwide reading reward.
Page students spread mulch around landscaping at the school.
A team of Page students pull with all their might in the tug-o-war contest.
Page students present "Finding Nemo."
Retiring Librarian Mrs. Knight hugs students on her last day.
Page Odyssey of the Mind team gets ready to head to the National Finals.
A student swings on the playground.
A page student tries out the trumpet during a band fitting to get ready for middle school band.
Five students are dressed in costume for the musical "Finding Nemo."
A doctor demonstrates how a pig lung inflates during career day.
Page students compete in the Battle of the Books final.
Two students swing on the tire swing together.
Page 5th grade kickball champions.
Students wear orange for a special day.
Students pet a dog brought in by a veterinarian as part of career day.
Page students take part in a wheelbarrow race during field day.
Students get the feel of some construction equipment during career day.
"Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud," Maya Angelou quote painted on the wall.
Page students enjoy a day of outdoor classes.

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5th grade students in Mrs. Michalski's class show their decorated and transformed gourds.

Imagination on Display with Fifth-Grade Project

What do an elephant, octopus, spaceship, tadpole, bowl of cereal, hot air balloon and an oversized M & M have in common? It’s simple. They are all fifth-grade creative designs inspired by a simple gourd.
A crossing guard stops traffic for a student pushing her bicycle.

Please Be Patient, Be Understanding, Be Safe!

TK administrators are aware of the traffic congestion on Main Street, which backs up getting in and out of McFall Elementary. This occurs primarily in the morning drop-off time between 8:30 and 9 a.m. and in the afternoon between 3:15 and 3:45 p.m.
Thornapple Kellogg Assistant Superintendent Mark Provost rolls up his sleeves and gets right to work.

New Assistant Superintendent Says “TK Feels Like Home”

On his second day as assistant superintendent of TK Schools, Mark Provost volunteered to announce at a middle school football game. “I saw they needed someone to help, so I jumped in. That’s what I want to do. I want to be involved. I want to help wherever I can to make this district successful.”
Fourth-grade students point to their dots on the wall with their goals for the year written on each dot.

Fourth Graders Inspired by a Simple Dot

A wave of colorful blue, green, yellow, orange and red dots adorn the fourth-grade hallway. Each dot was the special creation of a student in honor of International Dot Day celebrated Sept. 15 around the world as a way of celebrating creativity, courage and collaboration.
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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!