Today we are proud to recognize Morgan Schrock, Art Teacher at East Noble Middle School, as this week’s East Noble Teacher of the Week!
Through creativity, encouragement, and a passion for the arts, Morgan inspires students every day to express themselves, think differently, and discover their talents. Teachers like Morgan make a lasting impact in the classroom and in the lives of their students, and we are grateful for the dedication they bring to East Noble Schools.
A heartfelt thank you to the generous local businesses across Noble County who help make this program possible. Scooter's Coffee - The Friendly Bean Team - Kendallville IN, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your support allows us to recognize and celebrate the incredible educators in our community.
Please join us in congratulating Morgan Schrock for this well-deserved recognition!
Through creativity, encouragement, and a passion for the arts, Morgan inspires students every day to express themselves, think differently, and discover their talents. Teachers like Morgan make a lasting impact in the classroom and in the lives of their students, and we are grateful for the dedication they bring to East Noble Schools.
A heartfelt thank you to the generous local businesses across Noble County who help make this program possible. Scooter's Coffee - The Friendly Bean Team - Kendallville IN, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your support allows us to recognize and celebrate the incredible educators in our community.
Please join us in congratulating Morgan Schrock for this well-deserved recognition!
This morning, Avilla Elementary School recognized the winners of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 240 Patriotic Bear Coloring Contest!
Everlee Ernberger, Tia Zuehsow, Codie Coy, and Lillian Beall each received a $20 check from the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 240 for their entries. Their coloring sheets will also be sent to Northeastern Honor Flight “Mail Call,” along with an American flag pin and a heartfelt thank-you. Members of the Auxiliary shared that these simple drawings and messages from children bring great joy to the veterans who receive them, reminding them how much their service is appreciated.
Everlee Ernberger, Tia Zuehsow, Codie Coy, and Lillian Beall each received a $20 check from the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 240 for their entries. Their coloring sheets will also be sent to Northeastern Honor Flight “Mail Call,” along with an American flag pin and a heartfelt thank-you. Members of the Auxiliary shared that these simple drawings and messages from children bring great joy to the veterans who receive them, reminding them how much their service is appreciated.
State bound!
Students and staff at East Noble High School lined the halls this afternoon to celebrate the High School Gymnastics, Unified Bowling, and Winter Guard teams during their State Walkaround. Good luck to all representing East Noble at the state competitions this weekend!
Students and staff at East Noble High School lined the halls this afternoon to celebrate the High School Gymnastics, Unified Bowling, and Winter Guard teams during their State Walkaround. Good luck to all representing East Noble at the state competitions this weekend!
This morning at Avilla Elementary School, students got fresh homemade pancakes to wrap up National School Breakfast Week. Because school will be closed on Friday, students enjoyed the special breakfast celebration today instead. A big thank you to Food Service Director Roger Urick and the entire Food Service team for making National School Breakfast Week and “The Quest for School Breakfast”, such a delicious success!
Rome City Elementary hosted its annual School Carnival this past Friday, bringing together families and community members for an evening of fun and games. A silent auction held in the hallway featured many prizes and gifts generously made possible by local businesses and organizations. Thank you to everyone who helped make it a wonderful night for students, their parents, and the entire community!
Congratulations to East Noble Middle School 6th grade Math teacher Bret Sible for being named the February 2026 Teacher of the Month by Texas Roadhouse in Auburn, Indiana.
Middle school educators play such an important role in shaping students during these important years, and it’s wonderful to see that dedication recognized, even outside the school community.
Mr. Sible was surprised with the announcement in the East Noble Middle School lobby last Wednesday, in front of his students, making the moment even more special. He was also presented with a Texas Roadhouse gift basket to celebrate the occasion.
Congratulations, Mr. Sible! Thank you for the difference you make every day for East Noble students and families!
Middle school educators play such an important role in shaping students during these important years, and it’s wonderful to see that dedication recognized, even outside the school community.
Mr. Sible was surprised with the announcement in the East Noble Middle School lobby last Wednesday, in front of his students, making the moment even more special. He was also presented with a Texas Roadhouse gift basket to celebrate the occasion.
Congratulations, Mr. Sible! Thank you for the difference you make every day for East Noble students and families!
Today, we recognize Anita Zollars, a Preschool Teacher at Avilla Elementary School as this week's East Noble Teacher of the Week! Her dedication, care and commitment help create a strong foundation for our youngest learners and make a meaningful difference in the lives of her students every day.
This is a special series highlighting one outstanding teacher from each school every week! This program is made possible thanks to generous local businesses across Noble County who have teamed up with us.
A big thank you to Scooter's Coffee - The Friendly Bean Team - Kendallville IN, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, and BettyLou Designs & Graphics for helping us celebrate another amazing East Noble educator!
This is a special series highlighting one outstanding teacher from each school every week! This program is made possible thanks to generous local businesses across Noble County who have teamed up with us.
A big thank you to Scooter's Coffee - The Friendly Bean Team - Kendallville IN, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, and BettyLou Designs & Graphics for helping us celebrate another amazing East Noble educator!
March 2nd through the 6th is National School Social Work Week, and we want to extend our heartfelt appreciation to Kris DeLong, Social Worker for East Noble School Corporation.
Kris’s compassion, dedication, and support make a meaningful difference in the lives of our Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School students, families, and staff every day. Her commitment to helping others ensures that students feel supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.
Thank you, Kris, for all you do for our school community. We are truly grateful for the impact you make each day.
Kris’s compassion, dedication, and support make a meaningful difference in the lives of our Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School students, families, and staff every day. Her commitment to helping others ensures that students feel supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.
Thank you, Kris, for all you do for our school community. We are truly grateful for the impact you make each day.
East Noble will be CLOSED today. It will be a Virtual Learning Day with lessons delivered live at scheduled times. For more information, visit https://www.eastnoble.net/page/e-learning-information.
East Noble Schools will be starting with a two-hour delay today.
East Noble High School students celebrated National School Breakfast Week yesterday with a fun Pancake Day! Principal Hannon and Assistant Principals Mr. Perlich and Mr. Schache flipped and served pancakes, making breakfast extra special. Helping students start their day with a tasty treat and a smile!
National School Breakfast Week is still going strong this week even during a two-hour delay. Celebrating the theme “The Quest for School Breakfast”, King Roger Urick, East Noble School Corporation Food Service Director, visited South Side Elementary today and served homemade Prince and Princess Pancakes to many excited students. Some students even dressed for the occasion, making the morning extra fun and festive!
WE ARE A GO! East Noble will be going to school after the delay today.
On Thursday, March 5, East Noble School Corporation will be on a two-hour delay.
Today, Wayne Center Elementary School brought the island vibes indoors with a fun-filled Hawaiian-themed House Day! Students enjoyed exciting activities and games, creating a tropical atmosphere full of energy and school spirit. The excitement grew even more as new East Noble Superintendent Mr. Vore joined the festivities and was officially sorted into the Green House!
This morning, Rome City Elementary proudly celebrated its students during a special Awards Ceremony honoring students from Pre-K through 5th grade. Students were recognized for their academic achievements and a variety of other accomplishments, highlighting their hard work and dedication throughout the previous tri-semester.
Join us for Visit with Vore, an open Q&A opportunity to meet our new Superintendent, Mr. Steve Vore. These sessions are designed to foster open communication, encourage honest conversation, and provide a welcoming space for sharing ideas, questions, and feedback. The event is open to all East Noble community members, and we invite you to attend one of the attached dates and locations to connect and be part of the dialogue.
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Today was a great day for 7th and 8th graders at East Noble Middle School as they visited East Noble High School’s Theatre, Show Choir, and Band at Cole Auditorium for an exciting Recruitment Concert. The talented high school performers showcased their skills through dynamic musical numbers, theatrical scenes, and impressive band selections. Students also shared personal stories about their experiences in these programs and how being involved has shaped their high school journey. They encouraged the future high schoolers to continue pursuing their passions in show choir, musical theatre, and band as they prepare for the next chapter.
Today was a great day for 7th and 8th graders at East Noble Middle School as they visited East Noble High School’s Theatre, Show Choir, and Band at Cole Auditorium for an exciting Recruitment Concert. The talented high school performers showcased their skills through dynamic musical numbers, theatrical scenes, and impressive band selections. Students also shared personal stories about their experiences in these programs and how being involved has shaped their high school journey. They encouraged the future high schoolers to continue pursuing their passions in show choir, musical theatre, and band as they prepare for the next chapter.
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Today was a great day for 7th and 8th graders at East Noble Middle School as they visited East Noble High School’s Theatre, Show Choir, and Band at Cole Auditorium for an exciting Recruitment Concert. The talented high school performers showcased their skills through dynamic musical numbers, theatrical scenes, and impressive band selections. Students also shared personal stories about their experiences in these programs and how being involved has shaped their high school journey. They encouraged the future high schoolers to continue pursuing their passions in show choir, musical theatre, and band as they prepare for the next chapter.
Today was a great day for 7th and 8th graders at East Noble Middle School as they visited East Noble High School’s Theatre, Show Choir, and Band at Cole Auditorium for an exciting Recruitment Concert. The talented high school performers showcased their skills through dynamic musical numbers, theatrical scenes, and impressive band selections. Students also shared personal stories about their experiences in these programs and how being involved has shaped their high school journey. They encouraged the future high schoolers to continue pursuing their passions in show choir, musical theatre, and band as they prepare for the next chapter.
All this week, Avilla Elementary School is hosting a Self-Care Fair for its 2nd and 3rd grade students. During their special's classes, students are participating in engaging activities designed to help them prepare for next week’s IREAD testing. Each special highlights a different focus, giving students tools to practice self-regulation and calming strategies so they feel confident and ready to do their best.
