NEF Parent Camp Mini Series
Join us for the NEF Parent Camp Mini Series — three engaging events designed for parents, caregivers, and students to learn, connect, and grow together. Each session will focus on timely topics such as navigating the digital age, supporting mental wellness, and strengthening family communication.
November 5, 2025 – For parents and students in grades 6–12 (See Details Below)
February 7, 2026 – NEF Parent Camp & Wellness Fair
April 2026 – For parents and students in grades K–5
More details coming soon — mark your calendars now!
The first event in NEF’s 2025–26 Parent Camp Series
Free Community Screening: The First Day
For Students in Grades 6–12 and Their Parents and Caregivers
Join the Northville Educational Foundation on Wednesday, November 5, from 6:30–8:30 PM at the Northville Marquis Theatre for a free community screening of The First Day.
Featuring former NBA player and wellness advocate Chris Herren, this impactful film opens the door to honest conversations about mental wellness, substance use, and making healthy choices.
After the film, stay for a live Q&A panel with local professionals offering insight, support, and resources for families.
The First Day shares Herren’s personal story of recovery and his powerful message of hope and conn.ection with students across the country.
Admission is free, and refreshments will be available for purchase.
Presented in partnership with Northville Public Schools, Northville Youth Network, and Northville PTA Council.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Time: 6:30–8:30 PM
Location: Northville Marquis Theatre
Who’s Invited: Students in grades 6–12 and their parents and caregivers
Admission: Free
Extras: Post-film Q&A panel and refreshments for purchase
“Parent Camp was wonderful! I intended on only coming for the keynote speaker, but then I saw all of the amazing breakout sessions and decided I had to stay! I called my husband and told him he had to handle the kids today—I have to stay and hear these fantastic speakers. I am so glad I did. I learned so much!”
—Northville Middle School Parent