Students in Amanda Jansen’s class presented the first drafts of their business projects, sharing their initial ideas and plans with guest judges who offered thoughtful questions, constructive feedback, and suggestions to help them think critically about their next steps. As they continue refining and redesigning their business plans, students are gaining valuable experience in entrepreneurship, problem-solving, and turning ideas into possibilities.
Students, families, and staff came together for a fun-filled evening, making their way through colorful stations spread across the school grounds. A special thank-you to the staff, volunteers, Student Council, East Noble Middle School National Honor Society, and City of Kendallville Fire Department for helping make it such a wonderful night for Wayne Center students and families!
Every veteran has a story worth honoring.
East Noble Middle School is looking forward to recognizing the brave men and women who have served or continue to serve our country. On Wednesday, November 11th, at 1:45 PM, the school will host a special Veterans Day program in the main gym, inviting veterans who are family members or friends of our students and staff to attend and be recognized. The public is also welcome to attend this school-wide celebration as our students express their gratitude for the service, devotion, and sacrifices of our nation's veterans.
To help make this occasion special, we ask that veterans who plan to attend in person provide their names through the Google Form linked below. All individuals who have served or are currently serving in any branch of the Armed Forces are welcome to be recognized.
As part of the program, East Noble Middle School would also like to honor veterans, both living and deceased, through a special presentation. Families wishing to recognize a veteran are encouraged to complete the Google Form provided, including a photograph of their veteran in uniform or other military attire. We kindly ask that all submissions be completed by Friday, October 30th, to allow time to prepare this meaningful tribute.
Together, let's honor their service, celebrate their courage, and ensure their stories are remembered.
Click here to fill out the Veterans Day 2026 form.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21st, students will be celebrating Indiana Great Apple Crunch Day! During lunch, students will get to enjoy fresh, locally grown apples from an orchard right here in our area while celebrating the importance of healthy eating and supporting local growers.
This statewide initiative is organized by the Indiana Department of Education, Purdue Extension, and Indiana Grown - Indiana Grown for Schools Network to encourage students to enjoy fresh, nutritious foods while learning more about where their food comes from.
Families can join in on the fun, too! Check out the link provided below for delicious apple recipes to enjoy at home
Click here for apple recipes and local procurement.
From our five elementary schools, Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, and Wayne Center Elementary School. To East Noble Middle School, East Noble High School, and East Noble Academy, each one plays an important role in making their school and buildings a place where students and staff can thrive.
Your leadership reaches far beyond the school day. Through your guidance, encouragement, and commitment to students, staff, and families, you help create school communities where people feel valued and supported. Thank you for the countless ways you make a difference, the challenges you navigate, and the care you bring to your work every day. East Noble is a better place because of the leadership you provide, and we are grateful for all you do!
National School Bus Safety Week is October 19th–23rd, and it’s a great opportunity to recognize the importance of keeping students safe on and around the school bus. This is a shared responsibility, and we encourage students, families, educators, and motorists to do their part in helping ensure safe journeys to and from school each day.
Thank you to our East Noble Transportation team for the important role you play in getting our Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School, East Noble High School and East Noble Academy students where they need to be, safely and reliably!
Want to learn more about National School Bus Safety Week? Read the article from the National Association for Pupil Transportation to learn more about this important week. Click here to read the article.
We hope everyone enjoyed the fun and creative meals served throughout the week! A big thank-you to the incredible Food Service staff across all our schools for the time, care and effort they put into making National School Lunch Week such a memorable experience for our students.
Students and staff enjoyed a special performance, and a few volunteers even got to join in on the fun. We hope the visit has students excited to keep singing, dancing, and discovering their talents at the upcoming show choir camp in November.
Our Trailblazers made it another amazing day of “Cafeteria Circus” celebrations, with one more day of carnival-inspired fun still to come across all EN schools!
Students were greeted with plenty of circus spirit as they headed to lunch and picked their favorite between Clown Car Corn Dogs and Circus Crunch Pork Tenderloin, along with many great side options.
With a new school stop and more circus-inspired favorites each day, National School Lunch Week is making lunchtime an extra special part of the school day!
Scooter welcomed students to lunch, where they got to choose between Macho Nachos or a Strongman’s Ham & Cheese Sandwich for another delicious day of carnival-inspired eats.
The fun continues all week as our cafeterias serve up circus-themed favorites and make lunchtime a little more exciting for our students!
Come out and experience their 2026 show, “Red Dress in the Pale Moon Light,” and enjoy an evening of music, school spirit, and Halloween fun for the entire community. Costumes are encouraged, so bring the family and stick around for the Trunk or Treat after the performance!
Scooter the Clown made his first stop at Rome City Elementary School, where students enjoyed interacting with him and digging into today’s circus-inspired menu favorite, Mighty Mozzarella Sticks!
The fun is just getting started, with circus and carnival-themed foods coming to our cafeterias throughout the week. We can’t wait to see what’s on the menu next!
It's sweater weather, football season, and a great time to stay connected to your local schools! Join the East Noble School Board on Wednesday, October 14, at 6:00 p.m. at the Central Office for updates and discussions that impact our district.
Unable to attend? Catch the livestream at https://vimeo.com/event/6255344
We are a GO after the delay! There will be NO Monday collaboration times. Simply take the normal Tuesday - Friday schedule and add two hours to your regularly scheduled start times. If the bus normally picks up your child at 6:30, today it will pick up at 8:30. If your child's school normally opens their doors at 7:30, today they will open at 9:30.
See you soon!
