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It was a busy and exciting morning at Avilla Elementary School today! Members of the East Noble High School Boys and Girls Basketball teams stopped by during the Panther Pride assembly to surprise students and join in some fun games. The excitement continued after the assembly as students lined the halls to cheer on the creative “floats” made by our kindergarten and 1st grade classes for their very own Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade celebration. What a fantastic way to kick off the holiday season!

North Side Elementary had some creative fun yesterday during our Flannel and Feathers Fest!

Students enjoyed time in the gym decorating their own scarecrows or turkeys, giving everyone a chance to relax, create, and celebrate before Thanksgiving Break. It was a wonderful day for both students and staff to unwind together.

Today kicks off Day 2 for even more students to join in the festivities!

This afternoon was a special time at Rome City Elementary as students held their own “Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade”! Inspired by a book they read, the Pre-K, kindergarten, and 1st grade students created their very own parade balloons inspired by the real event. Classmates and staff filled the halls with cheers as the students proudly marched by. And to top off the celebration, a very special guest flew in from the North Pole—Santa Claus himself—to help ring in the holiday season!

Today was an exciting day at North Side Elementary as 1st and 4th graders teamed up for a hands-on butter-making adventure!

Students worked together in small groups, shaking cream in mason jars until it transformed into homemade butter. They watched the ingredients change right before their eyes, and students even got to try out a butter churner. It was a great way to work together, build teamwork, and enjoy a slice of bread with butter in the end!

This afternoon, Wayne Center Elementary School wrapped up the week with an energetic House Day celebration featuring their annual Turkey Bowl!

The fun kicked off as students were then recognized for their outstanding efforts as each class celebrated its Student of the Month. To finish the festivities, students roared with enthusiasm while cheering on staff members competing in a lively, action-packed Turkey Bowl. It was a great way to end the week at Wayne Center!

Tonight's East Noble School Board Meeting begins at 6:00 and can be viewed live online at the following location: https://vimeo.com/event/5525023

Today was a special day at East Noble Middle School as Renee Rogers’ Family & Consumer Science classes welcomed some very special guests from North Side Elementary!

North Side’s creative 1st graders designed and colored their own unique monsters. Next, those creations were brought to life! Middle school students transformed the drawings into hand-sewn felt monsters, matching each character’s colors, shapes, and personality.

It was a wonderful collaboration that celebrated creativity, craftsmanship, and connection across grade levels.

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East Noble Transportation is offering training sessions right now to help you get started! Check out the attachment for details on how to sign up today, plus a list of the great benefits that come with being part of an amazing school community.

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Exciting things are happening in East Noble cafeterias this month!

Our amazing Food Service team has a fun month planned kicking things off tomorrow. They'll have a “Try-Day Friday” featuring Pretzel Dogs and a celebration of National Pickle Day!

Be sure to stay tuned throughout November for more delicious meals, and tasty treats coming to your school cafeteria!

Today, Avilla Elementary School had the privilege of celebrating and thanking many local veterans in a heartfelt Veterans Day tribute. Veterans joined their special Avilla Panther(s) for a warm breakfast before taking to the halls for a Veterans Day walking parade, greeted with cheers and gratitude from every student in the school.

A sincere thank-you goes out to everyone who helped make this meaningful day possible — especially Melissa Parker and the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 240 in Avilla for their beautiful décor and setup support, with help from Pam DeKoninck, Jane Woznick, Katie Schaller, Andrea, Will, and Penny Harmeyer.

Also, to Roger Urick, East Noble Food Service Director, for preparing a delicious breakfast, and Avilla Office Assistant Megan Rodenbeck for organizing the guest list and ensuring each veteran felt welcomed and appreciated.
Thank you to all who serve and have served — today and every day, we honor you.

East Noble Middle School Drama Teacher Kim Mettert and her talented Drama Club students have been hard at work after school, bringing energy, creativity, and teamwork to the stage as they prepare for their upcoming production of High School Musical Jr.

You won’t want to miss this fun-filled show!
Friday, November 14th at 6:00 PM
Saturday, November 15th at 2:00 PM
(Tickets $5.00 at the door.)

Come out and support these amazing students as they shine under the lights!

Today, we honor all the brave men and women who have served and protected our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice have safeguarded the freedoms we hold dear. We thank you—not just today, but every day—for your service and the countless ways you’ve strengthened our nation.

East Noble will be going to school after the delay. Everything will run two hours after their normally scheduled time. See you soon!

East Noble Schools will be on a two-hour delay today.

Congratulations to the 34 East Noble High School students who successfully passed the Hunter Education Safety Test! After just two weeks of focused learning, these students have earned their official certification — demonstrating their commitment to safe and responsible hunting practices. Great job to all on this outstanding achievement and dedication to safety in the field!

We’re proud to recognize East Noble High School senior Raylynn Taylor as the recipient of the inaugural East Noble High School Unified Flag Football Carl Erskine Award!

Raylynn earned this honor by exemplifying the four pillars that Carl Erskine lived by: acceptance and inclusion, enhancement of understanding, perseverance, and leadership. Congratulations again, Raylynn!

Yesterday was a special day at Rome City Elementary! Students learned that back in 1972, Rome City Elementary was featured in the Guinness Book of World Records for creating the world’s largest paper chain.

To celebrate this fun piece of school history, students competed in squads to see who could recreate the longest paper chain — and the Purple Squad came out on top!

Our school psychologists are truly incredible—quiet champions who support our students, staff, and families every single day. Their expertise in assessment, mental health, behavior, and collaboration strengthens everything we do. We are so grateful for their compassion, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to student success.

Happy National School Psych Week to our amazing team!

Wayne Center Elementary School was thrilled to welcome a very special guest today — Kendallville Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Nikole Albright, who served as our Principal for the Day!

Mrs. Albright spent time touring the school, visiting classrooms, and engaging with both students and staff. It was a wonderful opportunity to share the great things happening at Wayne Center and to strengthen our connection with the local community.

This morning was a sweet start to the day at Wayne Center Elementary School as students enjoyed Donuts with Grown Ups! Families gathered to share donuts before the school day began. It was a wonderful way to start the morning together!