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What happens if the iPad issued by the school gets damaged? In previous years the district offered an Optional Protection Plan for $20/device.  The decision was made for this school year, 2020-21, to automatically enroll ALL iPads in this coverage at no cost to families.

infinite campus portal login logo

This year it is more important than ever for families go into the Parent Portal and update Infinite Campus.  It is essential that  email addresses and emergency contact information are updated annually. Go to the Parent Portal. Click on Infinite Campus. Then follow the set up instructions. 

Girl wearing a mask showing a six foot bubble

Our eyes are a form of nonverbal communication and give helpful information about how we are feeling and thinking. A fun and easy game to play is to have your kids practice guessing emotions hidden under masks/facial coverings as you practice wearing them at home.

Image of School Supplies for the Back to School Kindness Challenge

Here is a fun way for you to help your beautiful children to gear up for whatever this school year holds- Hybrid or Digital Academy! Take the “Back to School Kindness Challenge” from our friends at Doing Good Together.

Back-to-School Challenge

Graphic stating that Northview has new hours

Northview has new hours for students and staff. Students hours are 9:25-3:45.  Teacher hours are 8:00-4:00.

preview of the new website on a tablet, mobile and computer

This is part of the district’s plan to centralize our content management systems and improve communication between schools and families by providing a consistent, user-focused experience across all school websites.

Markers Glue Scissors

School Supply Lists are now easily viewed on a mobile device. Traditional items, like disinfectant wipes, are listed but currently difficult to find in stores. Donations are appreciated, but not required. 

District News

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All District 196 stakeholders are invited to attend one of three meetings Nov. 15, 16 and 17 to get information about facilities, equipment and space needs in District 196, and provide feedback on possible improvements being considered to meet those needs in the state’s fourth largest school district.