Home Northview
Northview
Discovering bugs by tying flies
Northview’s coordinator of outdoor experiences, a fly-fishing aficionado, used the sport to teach elementary students about macroinvertebrates and making their own flies...
Mental health checks and career exploration find virtual home in school districts
A tool students can use with their phones is opening doors to careers -- many of them local -- and giving administrators a read on emotional wellness...
‘Soul of Northview’ Says Students Are the Reward
Ted Burba, a longtime and beloved teacher for Northview Public Schools who retired this fall, died early this week after a long illness. In tribute to his lasting legacy, School News Network republishes this profile of Mr. Burba that originally ran in 2016 to honor his 50th year of teaching...
Entrepreneur, philanthropist, third-grader
This student leader wants everyone to be included...
This teacher wants her students to be world citizens
Audrey McKenzie practices what she teaches in celebrating diversity...
High school career center shifts to project-based learning focus
No more usual, scheduled six-hour school day. Gone are letter grades; instead, concrete standards are detailed on a hybrid transcript...
Making masks more fun
A face mask tie-dying activity teaches East Oakview developmental kindergartners teamwork and patience while also supporting a very local business...
May bond passage projects underway
Improvements come from a $36.7 million, no-mill increase bond for building and systems upgrades throughout the district, approved by voters...
Masking up for all-sports golf and beyond
Gym is a challenging class to teach during a pandemic. But teachers are finding creative ways to get heart rates up while playing by the rules...
The year of learning differently
SNN asked a sampling of students from across the county how it’s going for them so far in a school year of multiple instruction models...
Amid uncertainty, new protocols, there’s laughter, new connections
Junior Olivia Austin reflects on the first day of a very unique school year...
Making the best of it
Students, parents, teachers and others share their feelings about the start of this unprecedented school year...
Virtual career exploration a hit with students
The district helped shape the online program, which is now being used to varying degrees by a handful of area schools...
Students speak out on protests, call for ‘a better America tomorrow’
For area students, the ongoing protests over police brutality could be a teachable moment, a call to action or both...
‘We have a newspaper? I want to join’
When teachers were tasked to come up with and lead two-week courses in January on topics of interest to them, Melissa Moens created the Crossroads Chronicle...
‘Please just stay home’
An eighth grader whose parents are both essential workers has a message about the state’s executive order...
A student’s perspective on March for Our Lives: ‘I helped make that happen’
Northview High School junior Morgan King shares her perspective on the March for Our Lives and the student movement to make schools safer
Student Writings for Theatre by the Numbers: A Sampling
Student submissions from Nancy Hoffman’s Advanced Theatre Arts Class, highlighted in the related story: The Play’s the Thing; So’s the Writing"Side Effects" by Heaven...
- Sponsorship - 
GET OUR HEADLINES IN YOUR EMAIL
SUSTAINING SPONSORS
- Sponsorship - 
MEDIA PARTNERS
