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The Northville Educational Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2025–2026 grants, offering $70,750 to support innovative projects that enhance learning across the district, including $10,000 dedicated to Cooke School. Students and educators are encouraged to apply by the respective deadlines to bring their creative ideas to life and make a lasting impact on Northville classrooms.

Northville Public Schools is hiring Food Service Assistants across the district to help meet the growing demand as free breakfast and lunch continue for all students this school year. These flexible, daytime positions offer a great opportunity to join a supportive team and make a difference in our schools.

Join Dr. RJ Webber as he chats with Kate Mitchell, Executive Director of the Northville Educational Foundation, about how NEF is transforming classrooms and lives. From $3 million in grants to programs like Parent Camp, STEAM Fair, and the Baseline Blitz, discover how innovation, creativity, and community come together to support every student in Northville Public Schools.

Northville Public Schools will continue to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students for the 2025–26 school year following the signing of the state budget by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Families are encouraged to complete the Education and Nutrition Benefits form to access additional supports like sports and testing fee waivers.

The Northville Educational Foundation and Novi Educational Foundation are going head-to-head in the Baseline Blitz, with a 5K Walk/Run on Sunday, October 12 and a Tailgate on Friday, October 17, all to raise funds supporting local students and schools. Join the fun, show your Mustang pride, and help Northville make a big impact both on and off the field!

The Northville Board of Education has appointed Mackenzie Simpson as the district’s next Secondary Supervisor of Special Education. A dedicated advocate for inclusion, Simpson brings extensive experience from her role as an ASD Consultant in Northville and a strong background in special education leadership, where she has consistently championed equitable and student-centered practices.