Viking Pride! It is more than what we do on the athletic field or court. It epitomizes how we feel about being part of the Niles community. Niles is a great place to live. It is also a great place to learn, to play and to be. Viking Pride embodies how we feel about ourselves and our community. Niles Community Schools, in partnership with the community, is dedicated to inspiring and preparing all learners through diverse opportunities to challenge the present and enrich the future. Viking Pride is Alive!
Pictures taken by Dr. Applegate as he attends events and visits schools throughout the district.
The Niles-Buchanan YMCA is offering safe, top quality, enriching after school programs for your child! (More)
* Updated February 2018! See the construction as it unfolds. (More)
We wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all the community members who came out to vote on the bond proposals. (More)
When it comes to severe weather and the potential for a school closure, I know that the sooner the decision is made the better for staff, students, and parents. Typically, we make a decision to close for inclement weather collectively with Brandywine and Buchanan. Our goal is to make this decision before 6:00am. (More)
After months of gathering information from community stakeholders through surveys, workshops, forums and other means, leaders of the Niles Community Schools district have developed a new strategic plan that will help guide the district in reaching future goals. On February 1, 2016, the Niles school board ratified the plan by approving the district’s new mission statement, vision statement, beliefs and goal statements — all of which are components of the strategic plan. “To use a Viking analogy, we wanted everybody to have their oars in the water at the same time and all pulling together,” said Greg O’Toole, school board president. “I think this was critical to getting to that point.”
Melissa oversees the implementation of a variety of learning structures supporting children with special needs.
Tracy helps students who need a change, for a variety of reasons, find alternate options or support programs. (More)
"There is a lot technology can help our teachers and students accomplish," said Ron Hein, District Technology Director. (More)
The upkeep, maintenance and improvement of schools and administrative buildings within Niles is an extremely important job (More)
Marie is extremely passionate about her job and thankful that she can help those who need it throughout the district (More)
Niles Community Schools Social Worker Michelle McHale is making a difference every day (More)
Oak Manor Librarian Lisa Smith is dedicated to helping children succeed (More)
Volunteer Coordinator Darla Schneider dedicated to our community and to our students' success (More)
