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3:02 AI Tech Company Visits Meads Mill Middle School from Norway Featured

The co-founder of Curipod, an AI-powered education platform, traveled from Norway to see how Meads Mill Middle School is using artificial intelligence to transform teaching and learning. Watch how Northville classrooms are leading the way in student engagement and innovation.

1:55 Classroom Close-Up: 4th Graders Bring Theme Parks to Life with Sphero! Featured

Step into Ms. Kim Chenoweth’s 4th grade STEAM class, where creativity meets coding! In this Classroom Close-Up, students take on the role of theme park engineers—designing their own rides and programming a Sphero BOLT robot to navigate through them. Using block-based coding, teamwork, and a whole lot of imagination, these young innovators are learning real-world problem-solving through hands-on play. Watch as their theme park creations come to life, one code at a time!

1:06 Silver Springs 2nd Grade Poetry Café: A Celebration of Student Creativity Featured

Step into the whimsical world of poetry with Silver Springs Elementary’s 2nd Grade Poetry Café! Each student took the spotlight to share original poems they wrote after learning about different styles of poetry, including acrostic poems. From setting the stage to welcoming families, our young poets created a cozy café atmosphere filled with creativity, courage, and a whole lot of snapping! Watch as these budding writers bring their words to life in a heartwarming celebration of literacy and self-expression.

4:03 Classroom Close-Up: Cooking with the Letter Y in Mr. Taiariol's Class Featured

In this Classroom Close-Up, we visit Mr. Joe Taiariol's middle school dual-diagnosed special education class at Cooke School, where students explored the letter "Y" through a hands-on, sensory-rich experience in the vocational kitchen. The day began with students writing and sharing words that start with "Y," followed by an engaging cooking activity where they prepared yogurt parfaits. Students practiced their fine motor skills by chopping fruit and smashing cookies, and used augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices to choose their favorite toppings. It was a delicious way to blend language, life skills, and communication into one fun and meaningful lesson!

00:42 A Northville Tribute for Teacher Appreciation Week Featured

This Teacher Appreciation Week, we celebrate the heart and soul of our schools—our incredible Northville teachers—whose dedication, passion, and care shape the future of our students and community every single day. To honor their lasting impact, a few familiar local faces—Genna Davis from Northville Gear, Laura Genitti from Genitti's Hole in the Wall, and Jack Mastantuono from Pizza Cutter—shared what Northville teachers have meant to them. These proud alumni and local business owners helped us spotlight just how far a teacher's influence reaches, both inside and outside the classroom. We’re so grateful to our local business community for showing such heartfelt appreciation for our educators.

1:24 NHS Aerospace Club Featured on Fox 2 Detroit Ahead of NASA Student Launch Challenge Featured

We’re thrilled to share that Fox 2 Detroit recently visited Northville High School to feature our talented Aerospace Club ahead of their upcoming trip to Huntsville, Alabama for the NASA Student Launch Challenge! The segment highlights the incredible work our students have done over the past several months—designing, building, and testing a high-powered rocket capable of carrying a scientific payload over 3,000 feet into the sky.

The NASA Student Launch Challenge is a prestigious, nine-month-long national competition that tasks middle school, high school, and college students from across the country with tackling real-world aerospace engineering problems. Northville is the only school in Michigan selected to compete this year, joining over 70 teams from across the U.S. at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center for the final launch on Saturday, May 3rd.

1:57 Classroom Close-Up: Storm-Ready Structures at Moraine Featured

For this Classroom Close-Up, Ms. Wallace’s 3rd grade class at Moraine Elementary is diving into the science of severe weather! As part of their unit, students explored how different regions build homes based on the types of natural disasters they might face. The challenge? Build a house using classroom materials like cups, tin foil, sponges, and packing peanuts that can protect a LEGO person from a simulated hurricane. Watch as these young engineers put their designs to the test—with a splashy surprise from Ms. Wallace to see which structures can weather the storm!

NHS Spring Musical 2025: Anything Goes – Official Promo Featured

All aboard for Anything Goes! 🎭✨ Join Northville High School Drama Club as they set sail with this toe-tapping, laugh-out-loud Cole Porter classic. Get a sneak peek at the incredible talent, dazzling choreography, and behind-the-scenes magic that make this spring musical a must-see event. Performances run April 24–26 at the NHS Auditorium—don’t miss the show of the season!

3:27 A School Day with Lexie the Therapy Dog Featured

Meet Lexie—a gentle, tail-wagging presence bringing comfort, calm, and connection to students and staff at Amerman Elementary. From greeting students at drop-off to classroom visits filled with smiles and stress relief, Lexie is making a lasting impact. She’s one of 18 certified therapy dog teams volunteering across Northville Public Schools, helping create spaces where everyone feels supported, seen, and ready to learn. This is more than a story about a dog—it’s a story about belonging, care, and the power of a quiet moment shared with a furry friend.

3:18 Classroom Close-Up: Racing to Read with the IditaREAD! Featured

For March is Reading Month, Thornton Creek Elementary embraced the theme of "Teaming up for Reading" and Ms. Wesley's 4th grade class took it to the next level with their creative IditaREAD challenge! Inspired by the legendary Iditarod sled dog race in Alaska, students teamed up and tracked their reading progress along the Iditarod trail. By reading 900 minutes, they mushed their way all the way to Nome! Their reward? A one-of-a-kind outdoor IditaREAD celebration, complete with sled-pulling relays, checkpoint challenges, and tons of teamwork. Check out how these young readers raced toward their goals—one book at a time! 🐶❄️📖

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