Northview Public Schools

Early bird bus registration is now open for the 2026-2027 school year. Northview residents, please use the online registration form to register your student(s). Sign up before July 1 to receive a bus assignment for the first day of school.

Click here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeNoHwT5vvpqIj9GdfOrBacKrx0ScqzAxIEZyzdcWwTNW4XZg/viewform

Happy last day of school! Thank you so much for partnering with us each day and trusting us with your children this year. Wishing all of you a safe and relaxing summer.

Northview Senior Citizens recently partnered with Northview High School 9th graders on a special project. It was a wonderful way to bring generations together and create meaningful connections between students and seniors. Read more below!

Hands-on math class shows surprising results A high-school math project has created an enduring friendship between a freshman and an older member of the Northview community.

Welcome to Northview!

The Northview Technology Department will be collecting Chromebooks that have been checked out to students (grades 3-7) during the last week of school (June 2-5). Chromebooks checked out to students in grades 8 through 11 can remain with students over the summer. If parents/guardians would prefer that their student not keep a device over the summer, those may be turned in at the main office of any building with a note for it to be held during the summer.

Looking for half-day dismissal times? They can be found here:

Start & Dismissal Times 2025 - 2026 Start & Dismissal Times Please note that on Wednesdays there is a 1-hour delayed start. Building Start/End Times Half Day Dismissal All Elementaries 8:15 AM - 3:30 PM 11:30 AM Highlands 8:10 AM - 3:15 PM 11:15 AM Crossroads 7:20 AM - 2:25 PM 10:25...

Summer Wonder is back at Kent District Library!

Running June 1 through August 7, the annual program encourages lifelong learning through reading, hands-on activities and free events designed for a variety of interests, learning styles and abilities.

Participants can join Summer Wonder by picking up a log at any KDL branch or registering online at kdl.beanstack.org. The program is free and includes activities, adventures and prizes for children, teens and adults.

In addition to the reading challenge, KDL branches will host a wide variety of free summer programs and performers, including music, magic, animal encounters, puppetry, STEAM activities and more.

For more information about Summer Wonder, visit kdl.org/summer.

Crossroads' Student Council visited Kids’ Food Basket on May 18 and helped pack meals for approximately 7,500 children in Kent County. One of their goals this year was to give back to the community and this was one excellent way to do just that!