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Discover the Northville Difference:

• Northville Public Schools has been consistently ranked as one of the Best School Districts in Michigan and Best Places to Teach in Michigan according to Niche.
  
  
• Northville High School along with both of our middle schools, Meads Mill and Hillside, were reauthorized in 2024 as International Baccalaureate Schools offering the Middle Years Programme (Grades 6-10).
   
• Northville High School is among the top 1% of high schools with the highest graduation rate.
  • Highest SAT scores of any comprehensive high school in the state.
  • 66 National Merit Scholars, Class of 2024.
  • NHS operates on a block schedule, allowing students to attend four classes each day, which enhances their ability to engage with the content in a more meaningful way.
  • More than 200 student-run clubs.
  • NHS offers rigorous opportunities and a variety of pathways for students to build their graduate profile - with more than 215 course options, including 21 Advanced Placement courses, 19 IB Diploma Program courses, extensive course options in the visual, performing and applied arts, along with six Project Lead the Way offerings.
  • Career vocational training is available through the Livonia Career Technical Center and William D. Ford Technical Center in Wayne-Westland.
    
    
• All NPS elementary schools are Leader in Me Lighthouse schools.
  
  • Amerman Elementary School was recognized as a 2019 National Blue Ribbon School.
  • Moraine Elementary School was recognized as a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School.
  • Silver Springs Elementary School named a Leader in Me Legacy School in 2023.
  • Northville Public Schools offers the prestigious ALPS Program, a magnet program for high achieving and gifted students.
    
    
• Launched a free Young 5's Program in 2024, created for students who would benefit from an additional year of growth between preschool and Kindergarten.
  
  
• Beginning with our youngest students, our nationally accredited Early Childhood Program, serving 285 pre-K children and more than 860 school-age students, supports children’s thinking and learning across disciplines by promoting a balance of child-initiated and teacher-guided experiences.
  
  
• Cooke Center program serves students ages three through 26 with significant special needs, building on the integration of academic content in ways that also address students’ functional needs, with community-based instruction providing students with opportunities to practice academic and life skills in the actual settings in which they will be expected to apply them.