Exciting things are happening at Tonganoxie Middle School! This year we continue to be a Special Olympics Champion School. As a Champion School, we create athletic and leadership opportunities for students with and without intellectual disabilities, while creating communities of acceptance for all. One such opportunity is Unified PE! Mrs. Bond's second hour Unified PE class provides a unique opportunity for CBR students and Peer Mentors to come together for sports and activities while building meaningful, lasting friendships. #tongienation #usd464

about 1 hour ago, Colleen Spaits
Unified PE
Unified PE
Unified PE
Unified PE
Unified PE

Itā€™s time for the TMS CBR Life Skills class fundraiser! Support our students and grab some gear! The store is open through August 28th; shirts arrive on September 15th.

https://stores.inksoft.com/tongiepride/shop/homeeyambw

20 days ago, Colleen Spaits
Tongie Spirit Wear
Tongie Spirit Wear
Tongie Spirit Wear
New year, new gear! šŸ–ŠļøšŸ““ We can't wait to see everyone next month!
about 1 month ago, USD 464
TMS school supply list
Thatā€™s a wrap for the 2025 Tonganoxie Middle School Cheer Camp at Baker University! The girls did AMAZING! ā¤ļøšŸ¤ šŸ† Top Team Cheer šŸ† Top Team Chant šŸ’™šŸ’™ 2 Superior Blue Ribbons šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø 3 All American Nominees šŸ“£šŸ“£šŸ“£ 3 Spirit Sticks #tongienation #usd464
about 2 months ago, USD 464
TMS Cheerleaders wearing red and white uniforms in a gymnasium, three trophies sit on the floor in front of them. they are making silly faces.
TMS Cheerleaders wearing red and white uniforms in a gymnasium, three trophies sit on the floor in front of them. they are smiling.
Beatty Field will be closed for track resurfacing from Thursday, June 19 through Sunday, July 6. It will reopen on Monday, July 7. During this time: - TMS Football Camp will meet at the practice field next to Beatty Field. - Strength & Conditioning will meet in the Chieftain Arena Commons. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to improve and maintain safe, high-quality facilities for our students and community.
2 months ago, USD 464
black and yellow caution sign stripes with white text that says Beatty Field Closure
The Summer Food Program is in full swing! Free meals are served at TES Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 12:30 for children ages 1-18; dine-in only. See you there!
3 months ago, USD 464
Summer Lunch Program
Summer Lunch Menu
In honor of National Speech Pathologist Day earlier this month, middle school students celebrated with our very own TMS speech pathologist, Jordan Beeves. We appreciate Mrs. Beeves because she goes above and beyond every day to support our students and staff. Happy National Speech Pathologist Day, Mrs. Beeves! Thank you for all you do! #tongienation #usd464
3 months ago, Colleen Spaits
Happy Speech Pathologist Day
Happy Speech Pathologist Day
Happy Speech Pathologist Day
Thanks to the Leighty Grant from First State Bank Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected owl pellets to wrap up ecology. This lab gave the students a better understanding of the owl's diet, food chains, and predator/prey relationships.
3 months ago, Jennifer Ketchum
Thanks to the Leighty Grant from First State Bank Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected owl pellets to wrap up ecology. This lab gave the students a better understanding of the owl's diet, food chains, and predator/prey relationships.
Thanks to the Leighty Grant from First State Bank Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected owl pellets to wrap up ecology. This lab gave the students a better understanding of the owl's diet, food chains, and predator/prey relationships.
Thanks to the Leighty Grant from First State Bank Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected owl pellets to wrap up ecology. This lab gave the students a better understanding of the owl's diet, food chains, and predator/prey relationships.
Thanks to the Leighty Grant from First State Bank Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected owl pellets to wrap up ecology. This lab gave the students a better understanding of the owl's diet, food chains, and predator/prey relationships.
Thanks to the Leighty Grant from First State Bank Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected owl pellets to wrap up ecology. This lab gave the students a better understanding of the owl's diet, food chains, and predator/prey relationships.
USD 464 is proud to provide free meals again this summer for children ages 1-18! The summer food program is held at Tonganoxie Elementary School from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm Monday through Friday from May 19 to July 18. It is dine-in only per USDA regulations. Please note that meals will not be served on May 26 (Memorial Day) or July 4 (Independence Day). We hope to see you there!
3 months ago, USD 464
fresh fruits and vegetables along the bottom edge, black text, red district logo in top center
Summer Lunch Menu with yellow sun in top left and red district logo in top right
The TMS Band performed at Fine Arts Night on May 8th! #YeahBand #tongienation #usd464
3 months ago, USD 464
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Band performing in the TMS gymnasium
TMS Fine Arts Night is this THURSDAY from 6:00 pm to 8:00! Come show your support for our fine arts students with an art show and performances by vocal music and band. #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, Cassie Donahey
Flyer showing artwork and music notes advertising the TMS Fine Arts night on Thursday, May 8th from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Mrs. Moore's ELA classes enjoyed a fun day of playing board games. For their book projects, groups created games based on the novel "A Wrinkle in Time" and played them in class. #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, Sarah Moore
7th ELA
7th ELA
7th ELA
It's a fun day in eighth grade American History; students are participating in an 1870's cattle drive! šŸ¤ 
4 months ago, USD 464
students herding paper balls down the hallway, simulating a cattle drive
TMS librarian Christy Angell taught Mr. Jones' and Mrs. Willson's students how to make bookmarks with water, soap, and food coloring! #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, USD 464
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
middle school students sitting around tables in a library using plastic cups full of colored water to paint white bookmark-sized strips of paper
At TMS, we choose to include! One way we choose to include is through Special Olympics Unified Soccer. Unified Soccer combines athletes with and without disabilities on the same team. By playing together, athletes and partners improve their physical fitness and skills, challenge the competition, and learn the importance of inclusion. Mrs. Spaits' and Mrs. Rowland's students had fun participating in the Unified Soccer Tournaments at Lawrence High School and Tonganoxie High School, hosted by Coach Ast. #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, Colleen Spaits
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Special Olympic Athletes and Peers
Mrs. Rowland's students baked Earth Day cookies and picked up trash outside to celebrate Earth Day!! #HappyEarthDay2025 #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, Kristal Rowland
TMS
TMS
TMS
TMS
TMS
TMS
Summer camp registrations are open now! Sign up online at https://www.tong464.org/page/2025-summer-camps! #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, USD 464
black QR code, red and yellow background, red chieftain head logo in upper left
Friday's Spring Fling is sure to be a resounding success, thanks to the preparation and hard work of our electives team! Seventh & eighth grade students in good standing are invited to attend; more information can be found in the Warrior Weekly. šŸŖ©šŸŖ©šŸŖ© #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, USD 464
two female teachers sit at a brown desk, one has an open laptop in front of her. they are speaking.
female teacher wearing gray sweatshirt, sitting at a desk
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a way to bridge their study of body systems with their final unit on ecology. They've been looking forward to this lab all year; it provided the unique and memorable opportunity to examine how internal systems function and connect, deepening their understanding of how the body works. šŸøšŸøšŸø #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, Jennifer Ketchum
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Students in Mrs. Ketchum's 7th grade science class dissected frogs as a transition from their body system unit to their final unit on ecology. They have been looking forward to this lab all year and hopefully have a better understanding of how the body works.
Fifth grade families, we hope to see you tonight at our Future Warrior Info Night! #tongienation #usd464
4 months ago, USD 464
notebook paper with clip art of school supplies on it, red warrior head logo in bottom right corner