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NHS Science Olympiad Team Earns Third Place at Hawk & Hornet Invitational

Northville High School's Science Olympiad team earned an impressive 3rd-place trophy at the Hawk & Hornet Invitational on November 16, competing against 50 teams from Michigan and northern Ohio. With hard work and collaboration across 23 STEM events, the team is now gearing up for their next invitational on December 7 in Northview, Ohio.
Group of students and staff from Meads Mill Middle School posing together in matching blue be nice shirts at the student symposium at Ford Field.

Northville Middle School Students Lead the Way in Mental Health Advocacy at Be Nice Symposium

Students and staff from Hillside and Meads Mill Middle Schools participated in the Be Nice Symposium at Ford Field, joining over 570 student leaders from across Michigan to promote mental health awareness and advocacy. Through interactive workshops and initiatives like signing a Be Nice pledge banner, they are fostering a supportive school culture that empowers students to notice, invite, challenge, and empower others.
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Techoraptors Triumph: Northville FTC Robotics Team Advances to State Finals

Northville's middle school FTC Robotics team, the Techoraptors #19940, advanced to the State Finals after an impressive performance at their first qualifiers in Bedford, earning the title of Finalist Alliance Partner. Their determination and teamwork shone as they overcame early setbacks to defeat strong opponents and reach the finals.
Moraine Principal Joe Reimann standing next to Jennifer Frederick and Dr. RJ Webber in front of a National Blue Ribbon School banner

Moraine Elementary School Celebrates National Blue Ribbon Recognition

Moraine Elementary School celebrated its designation as a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School, recognizing its commitment to student empowerment and academic excellence. Principal Joe Reimann and school representatives accepted the award in Washington, D.C., while students and staff back home cheered via a live stream; Moraine now plans a Service Learning Project to give back to the Northville community.
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Northville Public Schools Hosts Inspiring miGoogle 2024 Conference

Northville Public Schools hosted the miGoogle 2024 Conference on November 5 at Northville High School, welcoming over 500 educators from across Michigan to explore innovative ways to enhance student learning through technology. With expert-led sessions and inspiring keynotes, the event equipped teachers with tools and strategies to engage students in a rapidly evolving digital world.