Some North Side Elementary students had a fun and memorable day today at the Community Learning Center after completing their “Work Hard, Play Hard Challenge” throughout August and September!
Purdue Extension Noble County, members of the CLC, and other community organizations came together to provide a variety of exciting activities and experiences for our students to enjoy. We’re proud of our North Side students for working hard and earning this special day of fun!
Purdue Extension Noble County, members of the CLC, and other community organizations came together to provide a variety of exciting activities and experiences for our students to enjoy. We’re proud of our North Side students for working hard and earning this special day of fun!
Just a friendly reminder that there will be no school tomorrow, Friday, October 2nd, as our teachers and staff across East Noble School Corporation take part in a day of Professional Development. We hope all students and families enjoy the extra day together, along with a relaxing Fall Break next week!
We look forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday, October 12th!
Rome City Elementary is enjoying a fun-filled Fall Festival today, with students making their way through different stations around the school grounds and taking part in a variety of exciting activities.
We’re grateful to the City of Kendallville Fire Department, Orange Township Fire Department, East Noble High School FFA students, and all the other community members who are helping make the day special through hands-on activities, demonstrations, and plenty of fall fun!
We’re grateful to the City of Kendallville Fire Department, Orange Township Fire Department, East Noble High School FFA students, and all the other community members who are helping make the day special through hands-on activities, demonstrations, and plenty of fall fun!
North Side Elementary’s kindergarteners brewed up a fun-filled day of stories and smiles as they celebrated National Coffee Day!
Their classrooms were transformed into cozy coffee shops, and throughout the day they had special guest readers. Superintendent Steve Vore, Assistant Superintendent Michelle Grewe, Instructional Coach Jordyn Tribolet, East Noble High School senior and teacher aide Tayden Getts (pictured here reading), and others, shared exciting books with the students throughout the day. After each story, students used their Star“Book” stickers to cast their votes for their favorites, with Jordyn Tribolet’s book earning the most coffee cups of the day!
Their classrooms were transformed into cozy coffee shops, and throughout the day they had special guest readers. Superintendent Steve Vore, Assistant Superintendent Michelle Grewe, Instructional Coach Jordyn Tribolet, East Noble High School senior and teacher aide Tayden Getts (pictured here reading), and others, shared exciting books with the students throughout the day. After each story, students used their Star“Book” stickers to cast their votes for their favorites, with Jordyn Tribolet’s book earning the most coffee cups of the day!
It was a fantastic evening of music last night at East Noble Middle School’s Fall Concert.
The East Noble Middle School choir, 7th & 8th grade band, and East Noble High School Jazz Band each delivered wonderful performances that showcased the talent, dedication, and hard work of our students. We’re proud of these talented Knights and all they continue to accomplish through music.
The East Noble Middle School choir, 7th & 8th grade band, and East Noble High School Jazz Band each delivered wonderful performances that showcased the talent, dedication, and hard work of our students. We’re proud of these talented Knights and all they continue to accomplish through music.
**Part 2 - More photos from previous post.**
East Noble High School’s Homecoming game brought the community together Friday night as a packed stadium filled the stands to cheer on the Knights against Norwell.
The energy and support from our students, families, alumni, and community made for a memorable night, and at halftime, the Homecoming Court was recognized and celebrated in front of the crowd. It was a wonderful way to cap off a week filled with school spirit, tradition, and Knight pride!
East Noble High School’s Homecoming game brought the community together Friday night as a packed stadium filled the stands to cheer on the Knights against Norwell.
The energy and support from our students, families, alumni, and community made for a memorable night, and at halftime, the Homecoming Court was recognized and celebrated in front of the crowd. It was a wonderful way to cap off a week filled with school spirit, tradition, and Knight pride!
What a night for our East Noble High School Marching Knights!
Their hard work and dedication were on full display at the Carroll Invitational last evening, where they earned 1st Place for Best General Effect caption, and a tie for 1st Place with North Side for Best Visual!
We are so proud of our students, directors, staff, and everyone who continues to support these talented Knights. Congratulations on an incredible performance and a well-deserved night of success!
Their hard work and dedication were on full display at the Carroll Invitational last evening, where they earned 1st Place for Best General Effect caption, and a tie for 1st Place with North Side for Best Visual!
We are so proud of our students, directors, staff, and everyone who continues to support these talented Knights. Congratulations on an incredible performance and a well-deserved night of success!
**Part 1 - More photos to come.**
East Noble High School’s Homecoming game brought the community together Friday night as a packed stadium filled the stands to cheer on the Knights against Norwell.
The energy and support from our students, families, alumni, and community made for a memorable night, and at halftime, the Homecoming Court was recognized and celebrated in front of the crowd. It was a wonderful way to cap off a week filled with school spirit, tradition, and Knight pride!
East Noble High School’s Homecoming game brought the community together Friday night as a packed stadium filled the stands to cheer on the Knights against Norwell.
The energy and support from our students, families, alumni, and community made for a memorable night, and at halftime, the Homecoming Court was recognized and celebrated in front of the crowd. It was a wonderful way to cap off a week filled with school spirit, tradition, and Knight pride!
**Part 1. More photos to come.**
Some of our East Noble schools came together today for a special day filled with friendship, inclusion, and unforgettable moments at the 13th annual Champions Together Bike Day!
Students from North Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School, and East Noble High School shared smiles, making memories, and celebrating the connections that make our school community so special.
As a National Banner Unified Champion School, East Noble is proud to create opportunities where every student can feel included, valued, and part of something bigger. We are incredibly thankful to the staff and students who pour their time and energy into making this tradition possible. Days like today remind us that some of the most meaningful memories are made when we simply come together, have fun, and make sure everyone has a place to belong.
Some of our East Noble schools came together today for a special day filled with friendship, inclusion, and unforgettable moments at the 13th annual Champions Together Bike Day!
Students from North Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School, and East Noble High School shared smiles, making memories, and celebrating the connections that make our school community so special.
As a National Banner Unified Champion School, East Noble is proud to create opportunities where every student can feel included, valued, and part of something bigger. We are incredibly thankful to the staff and students who pour their time and energy into making this tradition possible. Days like today remind us that some of the most meaningful memories are made when we simply come together, have fun, and make sure everyone has a place to belong.
This morning, Matthew Bennett’s Native American Civilization class at East Noble Middle School students put their preparation from yesterday into action by cooking meals using foods that would have been available to Native American communities before European contact. It was a unique opportunity to step back in time and connect their classroom learning to the foods and daily lives of people who lived centuries ago.
We are excited to recognize Raegan Cochran, a 4th grade teacher at North Side Elementary School, as this week’s East Noble Teacher of the Week!
Raegan brings a thoughtful and encouraging presence to her classroom, helping her students feel supported as they learn, grow, and discover their strengths. Her commitment to her students goes beyond the lessons each day, as she takes the time to build relationships, celebrate their progress, and create a classroom where every student feels like they belong.
We are also incredibly thankful to the generous local businesses across Noble County that make our Teacher of the Week program possible: Scooter’s Coffee, Baker’s Flowers and Gifts, Tasty’s Donuts, Taylor Made Melts, Butter & Brimstone and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your continued generosity gives us the opportunity to recognize the outstanding educators who pour so much into our students and schools each day.
Raegan brings a thoughtful and encouraging presence to her classroom, helping her students feel supported as they learn, grow, and discover their strengths. Her commitment to her students goes beyond the lessons each day, as she takes the time to build relationships, celebrate their progress, and create a classroom where every student feels like they belong.
We are also incredibly thankful to the generous local businesses across Noble County that make our Teacher of the Week program possible: Scooter’s Coffee, Baker’s Flowers and Gifts, Tasty’s Donuts, Taylor Made Melts, Butter & Brimstone and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your continued generosity gives us the opportunity to recognize the outstanding educators who pour so much into our students and schools each day.
It was a fun way to start the school day this morning at North Side Elementary.
The East Noble High School Marching Knights greeted students as they arrived, filling the morning with music, school spirit, and plenty of excitement. Seeing our high school students take the time to welcome and encourage our youngest Knights is the kind of moment that makes a school community feel truly special.
The East Noble High School Marching Knights greeted students as they arrived, filling the morning with music, school spirit, and plenty of excitement. Seeing our high school students take the time to welcome and encourage our youngest Knights is the kind of moment that makes a school community feel truly special.
So much of what makes our East Noble schools special comes from 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 parents who are willing to give their time, lend a helping hand, and be there for our students.
Saturday, September 26th, will be National School Parent Group Day, and we are grateful for every PTO, PTA, and parent volunteer across East Noble School Corporation who helps make our schools stronger, more connected communities. Thank you for showing up, giving back, and making a difference!
Saturday, September 26th, will be National School Parent Group Day, and we are grateful for every PTO, PTA, and parent volunteer across East Noble School Corporation who helps make our schools stronger, more connected communities. Thank you for showing up, giving back, and making a difference!
History came to life in the kitchen today for Matthew Bennett’s Native American Civilization class at East Noble Middle School.
Students prepared for tomorrow’s hands-on cooking experience, creating meals inspired by foods that were available in the Americas before 1492, before the Columbian Exchange. It’s a meaningful way for students to step back in time, explore history through food, and experience a small taste of what life and meals could have looked like centuries ago.
Students prepared for tomorrow’s hands-on cooking experience, creating meals inspired by foods that were available in the Americas before 1492, before the Columbian Exchange. It’s a meaningful way for students to step back in time, explore history through food, and experience a small taste of what life and meals could have looked like centuries ago.
College Go Week is a special time to watch our seniors begin turning their dreams for the future into the next chapter of their lives.
Today, East Noble High School seniors spent time in the library working on college applications, with 151 applications already reported as completed, and that number is expected to grow as more students respond. Along the way, students enjoyed a refreshing treat from the slushie machine in the library while working through the application process.
We are so proud of our seniors for taking this important step toward their futures, and we are incredibly thankful for our guidance counselors, teachers, and staff who continue to encourage, guide, and support them every step of the way.
Today, East Noble High School seniors spent time in the library working on college applications, with 151 applications already reported as completed, and that number is expected to grow as more students respond. Along the way, students enjoyed a refreshing treat from the slushie machine in the library while working through the application process.
We are so proud of our seniors for taking this important step toward their futures, and we are incredibly thankful for our guidance counselors, teachers, and staff who continue to encourage, guide, and support them every step of the way.
Missed breakfast before heading to school, East Noble High School students? No worries, Knights, we’ve got you covered! Stop by the Rotunda between 1st and 2nd period for a FREE 2nd Chance Breakfast and fuel up for the rest of your morning.
We are proud to celebrate East Noble Middle School’s library/media center for receiving a $3,000 grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation!
This generous support is helping expand access to high-interest fiction, graphic novels, and updated nonfiction titles, giving students even more opportunities to discover books they enjoy while building their reading and information literacy skills. A big thank-you to the Dollar General Literacy Foundation for investing in literacy and helping schools like East Noble Middle School create greater access to books and meaningful reading experiences for students.
This generous support is helping expand access to high-interest fiction, graphic novels, and updated nonfiction titles, giving students even more opportunities to discover books they enjoy while building their reading and information literacy skills. A big thank-you to the Dollar General Literacy Foundation for investing in literacy and helping schools like East Noble Middle School create greater access to books and meaningful reading experiences for students.
Wayne Center Elementary was filled with special memories today as students welcomed their grandparents for a wonderful Grandparents Day celebration. It was an opportunity for the students to share a piece of their school day with some of the special people who mean so much to them. Thank you to all of the grandparents who joined and helped make it such a meaningful day for the Wayne Center students!
Avilla Elementary School was full of energy and excitement this morning as students from every grade level came together for a fun-filled Walk-A-Thon!
With every lap came a new bracelet, but the best part was seeing our students encouraging one another, staying active, and enjoying time together outside. A big thank-you to the wonderful members of Avilla Elementary PTO for volunteering their time and helping make this special morning possible for our students.
Today we are excited to recognize Kelsey Smith, a 5th grade teacher at Avilla Elementary School, as this week’s East Noble Teacher of the Week!
Kelsey creates a classroom where students feel valued, encouraged, and confident in who they are. Through her dedication, patience, and genuine care for her students, she makes learning an experience where they are challenged to grow while knowing they have someone in their corner every step of the way.
We are also grateful to the generous local businesses across Noble County that help make our Teacher of the Week program possible: Scooter's Coffee, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, Taylor Made Melts , and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your continued support allows us to recognize and celebrate the incredible educators who make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
Please join us in congratulating Kelsey Smith on this well-deserved recognition!
Kelsey creates a classroom where students feel valued, encouraged, and confident in who they are. Through her dedication, patience, and genuine care for her students, she makes learning an experience where they are challenged to grow while knowing they have someone in their corner every step of the way.
We are also grateful to the generous local businesses across Noble County that help make our Teacher of the Week program possible: Scooter's Coffee, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, Taylor Made Melts , and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your continued support allows us to recognize and celebrate the incredible educators who make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
Please join us in congratulating Kelsey Smith on this well-deserved recognition!
