Students participate in a 1-mile fun run with snacks, drinks, and activities. Classes raising the most money enjoy a sweet treat from Kona Ice!

Tomahawk's Carnival attracts the entire school, former students, and the surrounding community. Inflatables, games and food—something for everyone!

Decorate your trunk and share goodies and games with trick-or-treating students!

Skate City graciously hosts Tomahawk a few nights each year. Students pay an entry fee and skate with friends!

Tomahawk’s Adult Only event is a night full of fun, drinks and a light-hearted trivia contest.

Get out, get moving and get to know who lives in your neighborhood by walking to school.

Eat at local restaurants while supporting the school. Participating restaurants donate a portion of sales. Best part? No dishes!

Local groups provide hands-on demonstrations including physics, food science, and animals!

Performers, artists, and musicians visit twice yearly. Past events have included Native American demonstrations, African storytellers, and JCCC theater.

The National PTA hosts an annual essay and poetry contest for 5th and 6th graders based around a citizenship related theme. The essays and poems are judged, and the winners move on to the Shawnee Mission regional contest with a possibility of being chosen to move on to the state contest.

PTA coordinates with the P.E. teacher to help organize 6th grade and parent volunteers and snacks for a day of outdoor fun. Grades K-3 participate in morning activities and grades 4-6 in the afternoon.

Students create, practice and hone their talents to share in front of the school, family and friends! Any participants must fill out an entry form and perform a short preview before being accepted into the show.

Rounded Up in April, Popsicle on the Playground and Koffee and Kleenex's. Will your Kleenex be used for sad tears or happy ones?!

Tomahawk’s annual Pancake Breakfast, hosted by 5th grade families, funds the next year’s 6th grade trip to Wildwood Outdoor Education Center

Summer is coming to an end, but cool off and meet up with friends for the sweetest way to go back to school! The Ice Cream social help the 5th grade raise funds for Wildwood.

Come celebrate with the kids in their classrooms! Help throw them a wonderful party to celebrate all the progress they have made throughout the year.

In the Fall, they travel to Wildwood Outdoor Education Center to learn problem-solving skills and teamwork through outdoor activities. Any leftover proceeds from Wildwood fundraising sponsors a graduation party in the Spring. Sixth graders also get a preview of their middle school by participating in 6th grade Olympics at Indian Hills.