NPS Partners with Police for Crafting with a Cop Event

Northville Public Schools recently partnered with the Northville Township Police Department to host Crafting with a Cop, a unique event designed to build positive relationships between elementary students and local law enforcement. The most recent event was held at Moraine Elementary School, the event offered students the chance to create crafts alongside police officers and interact with Max, the department's therapy dog. The initiative aims to humanize police officers and foster trust within the community.
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Northville Public Schools recently collaborated with the Northville Township Police Department to host a heartwarming event aimed at fostering positive relationships between elementary students and local law enforcement. The most recent Crafting with a Cop event was held at Moraine Elementary School, providing an opportunity for students to engage in creative activities alongside police officers, while also interacting with Max, the department's therapy dog.
 
The event, part of a broader initiative to strengthen community ties, was met with enthusiasm from both students and officers alike. Children eagerly participated in crafting activities, including making birdhouses and bookmarks, while enjoying the company of officers who joined in on the fun. Max, the beloved therapy dog, added an extra element of joy and excitement to the event, captivating the hearts of all attendees.
 
The success of the Crafting with a Cop event underscores the importance of collaboration between schools and local law enforcement agencies in creating safer and more inclusive communities. Northville Public Schools looks forward to continuing its partnership with the Northville Township Police Department and exploring new avenues for community engagement and positive interaction in the future.