Students in Mr. Bennett’s Social Studies classes at East Noble Middle School brought history to life on Friday during their Native Americans Project Gallery Walk.
Students showcased a variety of projects, including food, tools, homes, models, and other items, while sharing what they learned through a written explanation of their work. The gallery walk also gave students the opportunity to learn from one another, ask questions, and discuss their projects with their peers.
Students showcased a variety of projects, including food, tools, homes, models, and other items, while sharing what they learned through a written explanation of their work. The gallery walk also gave students the opportunity to learn from one another, ask questions, and discuss their projects with their peers.
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This morning, Avilla Elementary School kicked off another exciting Panther Pride celebration, their first of the year.
It was a special one as members of the East Noble High School football team joined the Panthers to share an important message about being a great teammate and showing leadership both on the field and in the classroom. From fun games and high-fives to encouraging conversations and plenty of smiles, our students enjoyed a special visit from some great role models.
A big thank you to Assistant Coach Sible and the East Noble football team for taking the time to encourage and inspire the Panthers! And, of course, thank you to the amazing Avilla teachers and staff working behind the scenes to make Panther Pride celebrations like this possible.
This morning, Avilla Elementary School kicked off another exciting Panther Pride celebration, their first of the year.
It was a special one as members of the East Noble High School football team joined the Panthers to share an important message about being a great teammate and showing leadership both on the field and in the classroom. From fun games and high-fives to encouraging conversations and plenty of smiles, our students enjoyed a special visit from some great role models.
A big thank you to Assistant Coach Sible and the East Noble football team for taking the time to encourage and inspire the Panthers! And, of course, thank you to the amazing Avilla teachers and staff working behind the scenes to make Panther Pride celebrations like this possible.
North Side Elementary and South Side Elementary Schools teamed up for a wonderful Pirate-Themed Title 1 Family Reading Night last evening.
Students and their families set sail through fun reading activities at different stations, enjoyed games, free pizza, and so much more. It was a fantastic evening filled with learning, laughter and plenty of opportunities to celebrate the joy of reading together!
A special thank you to the amazing North Side and South Side staff who helped make the evening such a fun experience for our students and families. We are also incredibly grateful to the local businesses and organizations who came out to support our schools: Freedom Academy, Little Caesars Pizza, Whatchamacakes, Kendallville Public Library, and Culligan. Thank you for helping make this special night possible and for being such an important part of our East Noble community!
Students and their families set sail through fun reading activities at different stations, enjoyed games, free pizza, and so much more. It was a fantastic evening filled with learning, laughter and plenty of opportunities to celebrate the joy of reading together!
A special thank you to the amazing North Side and South Side staff who helped make the evening such a fun experience for our students and families. We are also incredibly grateful to the local businesses and organizations who came out to support our schools: Freedom Academy, Little Caesars Pizza, Whatchamacakes, Kendallville Public Library, and Culligan. Thank you for helping make this special night possible and for being such an important part of our East Noble community!
School is in full swing, but don’t forget, FREE breakfast is still available at East Noble schools!
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 can start their morning with a nutritious meal at no cost, helping them feel fueled, focused, and ready for the day ahead.
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 can start their morning with a nutritious meal at no cost, helping them feel fueled, focused, and ready for the day ahead.
Get ready to cheer on the Knights!
Mini Cheer Camp is open to Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary and Wayne Center Elementary School students in Kindergarten through 5th grade and is a great opportunity for young cheerleaders to learn, have fun, and be part of the football season.
Registration is due September 4th. Payment may be made by cash or check and can be delivered to your student’s elementary school or dropped off at the East Noble High School main office. Please see the attached flyer for registration details and additional information.
Click here to register for Cheer Camp.
It was a meaningful Friday at Rome City Elementary.
It was Bike Safety Day, and students learned about the importance of bike safety and protecting themselves while riding, with EVERY student receiving a helmet to take home and 14 students receiving new bikes. A special thank you to Activate Noble County and Pedals of Hope for helping make this experience possible and giving students the tools to ride safely. The day also included the induction of new Romans into their Squads, welcoming students and staff, including ENSC Superintendent Mr. Vore, into this special school tradition.
It was Bike Safety Day, and students learned about the importance of bike safety and protecting themselves while riding, with EVERY student receiving a helmet to take home and 14 students receiving new bikes. A special thank you to Activate Noble County and Pedals of Hope for helping make this experience possible and giving students the tools to ride safely. The day also included the induction of new Romans into their Squads, welcoming students and staff, including ENSC Superintendent Mr. Vore, into this special school tradition.
Starting today, August 23rd, is National Speech Pathology Week, and we’re celebrating the incredible Speech Pathologists across East Noble School Corporation who help 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 find their voice, build confidence, and communicate with greater independence. Thank you for the patience, compassion, and expertise you bring to our schools each day and for the meaningful difference you make in the lives of our students.
It was an exciting morning at Wayne Center Elementary School as the Kindergartners officially joined one of the school’s four houses!
Their house will be part of their journey throughout their elementary years, creating connections, friendships, and memories that will carry with them all the way to East Noble Middle School.
Their house will be part of their journey throughout their elementary years, creating connections, friendships, and memories that will carry with them all the way to East Noble Middle School.
Rome City Elementary brought families together for a fun evening of learning and connection at their Title I Family Reading & Math Night!
Families explored camping-themed stations, enjoyed hands-on reading and math activities, got creative, and shared a meal together. It was a great opportunity to make learning interactive and give families time to enjoy the experience together.
Families explored camping-themed stations, enjoyed hands-on reading and math activities, got creative, and shared a meal together. It was a great opportunity to make learning interactive and give families time to enjoy the experience together.
The Heart of East Noble is made up of people who show up every day with a willingness to help, serve, and make a difference.
Today, we’re shining a light on Laura Sibert, whose expertise, patience, and dedication have been such a valuable resource for 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 and staff across East Noble School Corporation. Thank you, Laura, for all the ways you go above and beyond to support others and help make East Noble stronger!
Today, we’re shining a light on Laura Sibert, whose expertise, patience, and dedication have been such a valuable resource for 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 and staff across East Noble School Corporation. Thank you, Laura, for all the ways you go above and beyond to support others and help make East Noble stronger!
JOIN US on Wednesday for an East Noble School Board meeting! The meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Community members are welcome to attend in person at the East Noble School Corporation Central Office or watch the meeting live online from wherever you are.
Watch the livestream here: https://vimeo.com/event/6126675
We look forward to your participation and continued support of East Noble Schools!
What a fun afternoon at North Side Elementary!
Students gathered for a visit from NED and The NED Shows, where exciting yo-yo performances, interactive activities, and plenty of smiles kept everyone engaged from start to finish. Along the way, students explored the importance of NED’s message, Never give up, Encourage others and Do your best. Students were also reminded that kindness, effort, and a positive attitude can make a big difference both in and out of the classroom.
Students gathered for a visit from NED and The NED Shows, where exciting yo-yo performances, interactive activities, and plenty of smiles kept everyone engaged from start to finish. Along the way, students explored the importance of NED’s message, Never give up, Encourage others and Do your best. Students were also reminded that kindness, effort, and a positive attitude can make a big difference both in and out of the classroom.
We’re excited to welcome our East Noble community to the first home East Noble High School football game of the season this Friday! As we come together to cheer on our Knights, we want to make sure every student, family, staff member, and fan has a safe, positive, and enjoyable experience.
Please take a moment to review the safety expectations and helpful tips before heading to the game. Thank you for helping us create an environment where everyone can enjoy Friday night football, support our students, and make great memories together. Go Knights!
Please take a moment to review the safety expectations and helpful tips before heading to the game. Thank you for helping us create an environment where everyone can enjoy Friday night football, support our students, and make great memories together. Go Knights!
It was an exciting start to the day at Wayne Center Elementary School!
Students came together for an energetic assembly with NED and his friends from The NED Shows, filled with incredible yo-yo tricks, plenty of laughs, and meaningful lessons. Through NED’s message, Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best, students were reminded of the power of a growth mindset and how they can face challenges with perseverance, positivity, and confidence!
Students came together for an energetic assembly with NED and his friends from The NED Shows, filled with incredible yo-yo tricks, plenty of laughs, and meaningful lessons. Through NED’s message, Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best, students were reminded of the power of a growth mindset and how they can face challenges with perseverance, positivity, and confidence!
North Side Elementary kicked off the week with energy, excitement, and a whole lot of teamwork!
Our staff and administration put their 45-minute Monday delay to great use this morning with dedicated time for professional development, collaboration, and learning. It made for a great way to start the week!
Our staff and administration put their 45-minute Monday delay to great use this morning with dedicated time for professional development, collaboration, and learning. It made for a great way to start the week!
Some people leave a lasting mark not only through the work they do, but through the lives they touch, the relationships they build, and the memories they create along the way. "A Legacy of Impact" is our way of honoring the incredible staff members who have dedicated so many years to East Noble School Corporation and have helped shape our schools and our community.
Today, we are proud to honor Bill Cain, Principal at East Noble Middle School, and celebrate his many years of service, dedication, and leadership. Bill, thank you for the countless ways you have invested in our students, supported our staff, and helped make East Noble a better place for so many. Your commitment, heart, and dedication have left a lasting impact on our schools and our community, and we are incredibly grateful for all you have given to East Noble.
Today, we are proud to honor Bill Cain, Principal at East Noble Middle School, and celebrate his many years of service, dedication, and leadership. Bill, thank you for the countless ways you have invested in our students, supported our staff, and helped make East Noble a better place for so many. Your commitment, heart, and dedication have left a lasting impact on our schools and our community, and we are incredibly grateful for all you have given to East Noble.
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The East Noble High School Girls Flag Football team took to the field last night to officially kick off their season, battling Churubusco in a scrimmage and coming away with a victory to start the year! We’re excited to watch this team grow, compete, and represent East Noble throughout the season. Be sure to check out their schedule by clicking here and come out to cheer on the Lady Knights!
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The East Noble High School Girls Flag Football team took to the field last night to officially kick off their season, battling Churubusco in a scrimmage and coming away with a victory to start the year! We’re excited to watch this team grow, compete, and represent East Noble throughout the season. Be sure to check out their schedule by clicking here and come out to cheer on the Lady Knights!
This summer, the East Noble Summer Meals Program served more than 70,870 meals to children across the East Noble community and beyond. With meals served at 13 sites throughout our taxing district, we were proud to make sure children and students, whether they attend Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School, East Noble High School, East Noble Academy or not, had access to free, nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and weekend meals.
Through heatwaves, rainy days, and everything in between, Food Service Director Roger Urick, our dedicated staff, volunteers, and East Noble Transportation kept their promise to make sure no child went hungry. A heartfelt thank-you goes to our incredible community for showing up and making this program possible. Because of you, children had access to a nutritious meal, a caring smile, and the reminder that they are always part of a community that cares.
Through heatwaves, rainy days, and everything in between, Food Service Director Roger Urick, our dedicated staff, volunteers, and East Noble Transportation kept their promise to make sure no child went hungry. A heartfelt thank-you goes to our incredible community for showing up and making this program possible. Because of you, children had access to a nutritious meal, a caring smile, and the reminder that they are always part of a community that cares.
As we continue through the first full week of school, we want to make sure families have the information they need for a smooth and successful start to each school day. Below, you’ll find the regular start times for 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, along with the adjusted start times for our 45-minute Monday delays, which provide our teachers and staff dedicated time each week for collaboration and learning.
A helpful reminder for families: On 45-minute Monday delay days, bus pickup times will also be delayed by 45 minutes from your student’s regular pickup time. We encourage families to keep this in mind as you plan your Monday mornings and know that these additional minutes give our staff valuable time to work together and continue providing the best possible experience for our students. We’re grateful to begin another school year together, with a shared commitment to supporting our students, strengthening our schools, and making each day a meaningful one for every member of the East Noble community.
A helpful reminder for families: On 45-minute Monday delay days, bus pickup times will also be delayed by 45 minutes from your student’s regular pickup time. We encourage families to keep this in mind as you plan your Monday mornings and know that these additional minutes give our staff valuable time to work together and continue providing the best possible experience for our students. We’re grateful to begin another school year together, with a shared commitment to supporting our students, strengthening our schools, and making each day a meaningful one for every member of the East Noble community.
