Mornings can be busy, if your Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary and Wayne Center Elementary School student doesn’t have time for breakfast at home, we’ve got you covered! We proudly serve free breakfast at all our schools every morning to help your child start the day ready to learn. Please see the attached menu for next week’s breakfast options.
Snow days this week didn’t slow down the fun for Rome City Elementary students as they embraced eLearning in a creative way. Principal Green challenged families to build blanket forts at home, and students proudly shared photos of their cozy creations. The activity brought smiles, imagination, and connection to learning, even from home.
East Noble School Corporation will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28. It will be an eLearning day and assignments will be posted by 9:00 AM with no live lessons.
Students in Mrs. Fromholz’s Animal Science class at East Noble High School have been learning about the importance of animal reproduction in the animal industry. Last week, they demonstrated their understanding by creating candy models and testing their knowledge of reproductive concepts. Volunteers from each class period also discussed and demonstrated artificial insemination (A.I.) in cattle, with some students sharing personal experiences from raising cattle at home. One student even brought in his own equipment for show-and-tell, highlighting the value of real-world experience in the classroom.
Students in Mrs. Fromholz’s Food Science class at East Noble High School proudly showcased their Taco Challenge creations last week. Using principles of flavor balancing and proper browning, teams worked together to design the best possible taco. The students showcased creativity, teamwork, and the results were delicious.
On Tuesday, January 27,. East Noble School Corporation will be CLOSED. It will be a Virtual Learning Day with classes LIVE at scheduled times. Temperatures may be dropping, but the learning continues! See you online!
East Noble Schools will be on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, January 27.
With the Pulse grant that was approved earlier this school year, it has helped with the provision of books to Avilla Elementary School's preschool students! Anita Zollar's preschool students, along with several half-day preschool students, reached the 50-book goal in December, putting them halfway to their 100-book goal before kindergarten! Students celebrated this milestone recently with ice and by choosing books to take home. We would also like to thank all the parents and their strong support that have also help strived their student's success throughout this milestone on their way to 100!
Mornings can be busy, if your Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary and Wayne Center Elementary School student doesn’t have time for breakfast at home, we’ve got you covered! We proudly serve free breakfast at all our schools every morning to help your child start the day ready to learn. Please see the attached menu for the rest of the week’s breakfast options.
1st place!
Congrats to our East Noble High School Winter Guard for an outstanding performance at North Side High School this past Saturday.
Congrats to our East Noble High School Winter Guard for an outstanding performance at North Side High School this past Saturday.
On Monday, January 26, East Noble School Corporation will be CLOSED. It will be a Virtual Learning Day with classes held LIVE at scheduled times. For more information, refer to https://www.eastnoble.net/page/e-learning-information
Yesterday, East Noble Middle School 8th grade students, along with students from neighboring middle schools, took part in the Middle School Academic Invitational Competition at the Community Learning Center. The event was hosted by The Indiana Academy Office of Outreach Programs and Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities. This competition provided high ability middle school students with the opportunity to engage in challenging, high level academic games. Students showcased their knowledge, teamwork, and critical thinking skills throughout the event.
Yesterday was the 100th day of school, and it was a big deal in kindergarten at Avilla Elementary School! The Avilla kindergarten team planned many fun activities, including coloring what they might look like at 100 years old, wrote about what they would do with $100, and went on a 100 Hershey Kiss Hunt. Students also did 100 exercises, tested whether 100 licks could finish a lollipop, made Fruit Loop necklaces, enjoyed 100 snack items, and participated in many other exciting activities.
East Noble School Corporation will be CLOSED on Friday, January 23. It will be a Virtual Learning Day w/lessons delivered LIVE at scheduled times.
We WILL be going to school after the delay today! Confused about what time things start? Simply refer to the regular schedule at your child's school and push it back two hours! See you at school!
East Noble Schools will be in a two-hour delay this morning,
We will be going to school after the delay today. Refer to the regular schedule for today, then push everything back by two hours for today's bus pickup and start times. See you soon, East Noble!
On Tuesday, January 20, East Noble School Corporation will be on a two-hour delay.
Mrs. Riehm’s 3rd grade class at South Side Elementary worked on fractions this week, focusing on the vocabulary word equivalent. Students used fraction tiles to explore and manipulate fractions, discovering which ones were equal in value. Through hands-on learning, they compared different fractions to see how they could be equivalent.
Over the past few weeks, Mrs. Fromholz’s Animal Science 1 class at East Noble High School has been actively engaged in hands-on learning. Students practiced safe and appropriate animal handling techniques, explored and compared the digestive systems of frogs, pigs, and rodents, and observed how similar functions can have different structures across species. The class also participated in a “guess the gut” activity, using mystery boxes to simulate the four compartments of a ruminant stomach and apply their understanding of animal digestion. These activities helped reinforce key concepts of animal husbandry through interactive learning.
