Robotics Moves Off-Campus

   Northview began as a local high school with very few students, extracurriculars, and staff, but the stagnant school was to become one of the top public high schools in the nation–flooded with motivated students and spurred with innovation and ambition. In the years that […]

Infinite Campus Changes

Northview changes every year, regularly making announcements over email and social media and announcing the latest news and newest programs. This year, one of the most substantial changes—especially for the students—is the switch in the record keeping system. For the past few years, the school […]

Willstock 2019

Willstock is the Will to Live Foundation’s annual music festival. Students from all over the Johns Creek area come to have a good time and relax with their friends. Activities at the festival include football, frisbee, bean bag tosses, or just talking amongst each other. […]

THC Crackdown

Over the past five years, a new epidemic has presented itself amongst teenagers,  the most vulnerable group of people, targeting and slowly striking them down. Vaping, nicotine, and THC have now taken a strong grip on our community of teenagers, especially at Northview. Principal Brian […]

Summer Heatwaves Affect Student Athletes

Beginning in May, a heat wave swept across the southeastern United States and still continues throughout Georgia. Although temperatures at this time of year are usually only about 85 Fahrenheit, they have consistently been in the 90s these past few weeks. Sept. 10 temperatures broke […]

Student Government Candidates 2019

Class Council Rising sophomores President Tina Dong Kelly Jeong Ivan Rho Vice President Varsha Holsambre Haley Park Secretary  June Kang Kenneth Lee Bedansh Pandey Treasurer Victoria Kang Sunny Park Niyomi Shah Representatives Edward Chen Sarah Chow Pranay Ippigunta Shresta Jha Jeremiah Jung Jessica Kim Akhil […]

TitanFest 2019 Gallery

Students Wear Green On Second Day Of Exceptional Children’s Week

Students continued their support of Exceptional Children’s Week when they wore green on March 5 to bring awareness to autism. “I think it’s a good idea to wear green today because I felt like supporting something,” said freshman Selena DiBase, “Children with autism should get […]

Northview Considers PE Waiver

The School Governance Council is considering implementing the Universal Personal Fitness Waiver at Northview, and is now requesting feedback from Northview stakeholders in order to reach a final decision. UPF will only be offered as a waiver, which means that no credit or grade will […]