News & Announcements

Northville High School’s IB Art Gallery Exhibition is on display at the Northville Art House from March 18-29, where students have taken an active role in curating and setting up their own exhibits to showcase their best work. Additionally, the Northville High School Virtual Art Exhibition features artwork from 24 student artists online, allowing the community to explore their creativity and share feedback.

Northville Public Schools is hosting a Job Fair on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at Cooke School, seeking Para Educators for immediate hire and special education teachers for the 2025-2026 school year. Attendees can tour the facility, learn about the roles, and participate in on-site screener interviews—please bring a resume!

Northville Educational Foundation invites K-12 students to showcase their creativity and problem-solving skills at the 11th Annual STEAM Fair on April 23, 2025, at Northville High School.

Northville Public Schools is partnering with Finalsite to revamp its district website, improving functionality, accessibility, and user experience over the next year. The district is also unifying its visual identity and seeking community input through a survey to help shape the new website.

Northville’s Science Olympiad teams excelled at the Region 8 Tournament on March 1 at Wayne State University, with Northville High School winning the regional championship, Meads Mill Middle School placing 2nd, and Hillside Middle School finishing 3rd. All three varsity teams have qualified for the Michigan State Tournament, set for April 26 at Michigan State University.

This issue features a special video message from Dr. Webber, a sneak peek at next week's district-wide Inclusion Week, and the latest Mustang Moments Podcast featuring Mary Curran. Plus, we have a big announcement about our website and image unification initiative, and we want your input—be sure to take our survey! You'll also find a Bond update and so much more.

In this episode of Mustang Moments, Superintendent Dr. RJ Webber sits down with Northville alumna and Hillside Middle School teacher Mary Curran. Mary shares her inspiring journey from student to educator, her passion for inclusion, and how she helped grow Northville's Unified program. From launching peer mentorship initiatives to organizing Silent Discos, Mary is a driving force in fostering belonging for students with autism and disabilities. Tune in to hear how she and her students are shaping a more inclusive future—one high-five at a time! Stay curious!

Northville Public Schools is celebrating its 3rd annual Inclusion Week from March 3-7, with daily themed activities led by the Unified Peer Program to promote diversity, empathy, and belonging. Families are encouraged to join in by dressing up for PJ Day, Jersey Day, Superhero Day, Pink & Red Day, and Inclusion Shirt/School Spirit Day to support inclusivity across our schools.