**You do not need to be an East Noble student to participate! Available to all children ages 18 and younger.**
There was a little extra summer fun handed out at lunchtime today at the Rome City Elementary–Limberlost Library location today as ENSC Food Service Director Roger Urick helped give out cucumber plants to students and children during East Noble's Free Summer Meals program. Through Indiana's Farm to Summer: Cucumber Craze Week, families are not only receiving a healthy meal but also the opportunity to grow something of their own at home. It's a fun way to connect kids with fresh, local foods while creating lasting summer memories.
Free breakfast, lunch, and weekend meal packs continue to be available for all children ages 18 and younger as we help keep kids in our community fueled, healthy, and ready for a fun summer. Click here for meal locations, times and our weekly lunch menu.
**You do not need to be an East Noble student to participate! Available to all children ages 18 and younger.**
Farm to School Cucumber Craze Week is officially underway this week during East Noble's Free Summer Meals Program!
On Monday, Food Service Director Roger Urick stopped by the North Side Elementary meal location to lend a hand to his friend, Carl the Cucumber, as they shared cucumber plants and growing instructions with students and families as part of the Indiana Grown for Schools–Farm to Summer program. The fun continues all week long at every meal site while supplies last, so be sure to stop by and take home a cucumber plant of your own! Click here for meal locations, times and our weekly lunch menu.
Serving students, families, and staff across all seven East Noble schools, Andrew is a dependable and welcoming presence within the Transportation Department. Whether assisting parents with transportation questions, coordinating daily bus operations, or providing guidance and support to 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 staff and students, he helps ensure that everything runs smoothly behind the scenes each day.
Andrew’s dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving others make a positive impact throughout the corporation. His willingness to help wherever needed and his attention to detail play an important role in keeping East Noble connected and moving forward.
We would also like to extend our thanks to the generous local businesses across Noble County who make this program possible: Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, BettyLou Designs & Graphics, and Scooter's Coffee – The Friendly Bean Team - Kendallville IN. Your continued support allows us to celebrate the staff members who make a lasting difference throughout East Noble School Corporation.
Please join us in congratulating Andrew Strack on this well-deserved recognition as East Noble’s Staff Member of the Week!
Yesterday, we celebrated more than a graduation, we celebrated years of growth, perseverance, and unforgettable memories. The Class of 2026 leaves East Noble High School with friendships that will last a lifetime and experiences that have helped shape who they are today. As they step into their next chapter, they carry with them the pride and support of an entire community.
Congratulations, Class of 2026, we will always be cheering you on. Once a Knight, always a Knight.
Yesterday, we celebrated more than a graduation, we celebrated years of growth, perseverance, and unforgettable memories. The Class of 2026 leaves East Noble High School with friendships that will last a lifetime and experiences that have helped shape who they are today. As they step into their next chapter, they carry with them the pride and support of an entire community.
Congratulations, Class of 2026, we will always be cheering you on. Once a Knight, always a Knight.
Yesterday, we celebrated more than a graduation, we celebrated years of growth, perseverance, and unforgettable memories. The Class of 2026 leaves East Noble High School with friendships that will last a lifetime and experiences that have helped shape who they are today. As they step into their next chapter, they carry with them the pride and support of an entire community.
Congratulations, Class of 2026, we will always be cheering you on. Once a Knight, always a Knight.
Yesterday, we celebrated more than a graduation, we celebrated years of growth, perseverance, and unforgettable memories. The Class of 2026 leaves East Noble High School with friendships that will last a lifetime and experiences that have helped shape who they are today. As they step into their next chapter, they carry with them the pride and support of an entire community.
Congratulations, Class of 2026, we will always be cheering you on. Once a Knight, always a Knight.
Yesterday, we celebrated more than a graduation, we celebrated years of growth, perseverance, and unforgettable memories. The Class of 2026 leaves East Noble High School with friendships that will last a lifetime and experiences that have helped shape who they are today. As they step into their next chapter, they carry with them the pride and support of an entire community.
Congratulations, Class of 2026, we will always be cheering you on. Once a Knight, always a Knight.
Participants had the opportunity to navigate a school bus obstacle course alongside an East Noble driver, test their knowledge of driving requirements, and take part in a scavenger hunt focused on identifying key bus components.
The event concluded with lunch and prizes generously donated by local businesses. It was a great opportunity to showcase the skill, knowledge, and dedication our transportation team demonstrates every day to safely transport students.
August brought the excitement of a brand-new school year, and these photos take us back to those first few weeks filled with smiles, learning, and memorable moments across East Noble. It’s always special to see 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, staff, and families come together to kick off another year of growth and opportunity.
Late Friday afternoon last week, Superintendent Steve Vore traded paperwork for gardening tools, planting flowers outside the Corporation's Central Office. Thanks to his efforts, the building is looking a little brighter, a little more colorful, and ready to welcome visitors all summer long.
For the past two days, administrators and leaders from across East Noble School Corporation came together for their annual Administrative Retreat, collaborating, planning, and sharing ideas to strengthen consistency throughout the district. We are grateful for the dedication of our staff as they continue working together to build a unified vision and provide the best possible experience for all East Noble students and families.
The former ALC/East Noble Academy building is now being offered through an online auction.
The auction includes a 7,299-square-foot commercial building situated on approximately 0.41 acres, along with office furniture. Online bidding opens Thursday, July 2, and will close on Thursday, July 16th at 5:00 p.m. ET.
Community members interested in learning more or participating in the auction can find additional details and bidding information by clicking here.
Congratulations to the East Noble High School girls softball team on capturing the first Regional Championship in school history last evening. Your hard work, determination, and team-first mentality have made the entire East Noble community proud. Best of luck as you continue this incredible postseason run!
East Noble’s Free Summer Meal Program is on day 2 and off to a fantastic start! These photos are from the North Side Elementary School’s meal site today, where cars were lined up all the way to Wayne Street and the turnout over the first two days has been incredible.
A huge thank you to our Food Service team, East Noble Transportation staff, and volunteers for helping make this program such a success. As a reminder, free meals are available to ALL children ages 18 and younger. You do not need to be an East Noble student to participate! Children must be present to receive a meal. Click here for meal locations, times for all sites, and the weekly menu.
Today marked the exciting kick-off of East Noble’s Free Summer Meal Program! These photos come from one of our 11 summer meal sites, Carriage House Apartments, where students were all ready to enjoy their free meals. As a reminder, this program is open to ALL children ages 18 and younger. You do not need to be an East Noble student to participate. Please remember that children must be present to receive their meal. If you were not able to make it out today, simply click here to view all meal locations and times, along with the weekly lunch menu. The information can also be found at the end of this photo gallery. We look forward to seeing and serving you this summer!
Swing into action for a great cause! The East Noble Football Boosters' 16th Annual Golf Outing is approaching quickly, and players and teams have just 6 more days to sign up. Your participation helps support East Noble football and makes a difference for our athletes. Click here to sign up and register today!
Congratulations to East Noble High School’s Boys and Girls Track & Field athletes who are representing East Noble at the State Finals! We are incredibly proud of Johanna Carpenter, Gracyn Koons, Chloe Gibson, Lynden Boese, Kylie Walz, Maudie Lash, and Austin Phillips for their hard work, dedication, and outstanding accomplishments this season. Best of luck to our Lady Knights competing Friday, June 5th, and to Austin as he competes on Saturday, June 6th at North Central High School in Indianapolis. #KnightsNation is cheering you on every step of the way!
