Last evening marked the final Elementary Robotics League session at East Noble Middle School, featuring students from Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, and Wayne Center Elementary Schools. Teams showcased their creativity, problem-solving skills, and teamwork as they competed. It was a fantastic way to celebrate their hard work and growth in robotics throughout the league.










Friday evening was a fun and exciting night at Wayne Center Elementary School during the VIP Dance! The theme, “Jammin’ in Our Jammies,” had students, parents, and staff showing up in their comfiest outfits and ready to dance. Laughter, music, and smiles filled the room as families enjoyed the special evening together. A big thank you to the Wayne Center PTO and Wayne Center staff for making such a memorable and fun night for everyone.









On Friday, Avilla Elementary School’s school dance was an absolute blast! Music filled the gymnasium as students danced and celebrated together. A huge thank you to the Avilla Elementary PTO for sponsoring the dance and making such a fun event possible!







Champions again!
The East Noble Boys Wrestling team captured the Regional Championship for the second time in three years, led by individual champions Konnor Cleveland (106), Dane Pippenger (138 and second regional in a row), and Rylee Biddle (165). They’ll be joined by runners-up Griff Kline (132), Tayden Getts (215), and 3rd place finisher Andrew Wilson (150) as they head to Semi-State next weekend at Fort Wayne Coliseum at 8:30am. Congratulations team on an outstanding performance and continued excellence at Semi-State.


From State to International competition!
Many of our East Noble High School students delivered exceptional performances at the Thespian State Conference this weekend, with three acts earning Superior ratings and qualifying for International Competition this June: Emma White in Musical Theatre Solo; Carson Fisher and Gabriella Priddy in Duet Acting; and Ian Burkhart and Emma White in Musical Theatre Duet. Additionally, the All-State Musical Suffs, featuring Emma White, also qualified for Internationals and will be performed as a main stage production. Emma was further honored with the 2026 Distinguished Senior Award, presented to one senior statewide.
Congratulations again to these students for representing East Noble High School with excellence and dedication.
Many of our East Noble High School students delivered exceptional performances at the Thespian State Conference this weekend, with three acts earning Superior ratings and qualifying for International Competition this June: Emma White in Musical Theatre Solo; Carson Fisher and Gabriella Priddy in Duet Acting; and Ian Burkhart and Emma White in Musical Theatre Duet. Additionally, the All-State Musical Suffs, featuring Emma White, also qualified for Internationals and will be performed as a main stage production. Emma was further honored with the 2026 Distinguished Senior Award, presented to one senior statewide.
Congratulations again to these students for representing East Noble High School with excellence and dedication.



RUN IT BACK.
East Noble High School Girls Basketball is sectional champions AGAIN. Congratulations on capturing the title, again, this past weekend.
East Noble High School Girls Basketball is sectional champions AGAIN. Congratulations on capturing the title, again, this past weekend.

Last evening was a fantastic night at North Side Elementary during their Family STEM Night, which was themed all around space. Families explored hands-on activities about constellations, the Sun’s UV power, lunar landings, space capsules, coding and more. It was an engaging and fun-filled evening that sparked curiosity and excitement for science in students and families alike.










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Last evening, East Noble Academy was the site of new Superintendent Mr. Steven Vore’s Meet and Greet. Community members, staff, families got the chance to welcome Mr. Vore. The event provided an opportunity for open conversation and connection as he begins his leadership role.




Yesterday marked Day 2 and the finale of Avilla Elementary School’s 1st Grade LEGO Robotics Camp. Over the past two days, 4th grade students, along with 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Owens, worked with 1st graders to help them design and build creative LEGO creations. The collaboration made for a fun, hands-on learning experience for the 1st graders.










Tonight is a special evening 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, parents and community members as we host a Meet & Greet with the new East Noble School Corporation Superintendent, Mr. Steven Vore. The event will take place at East Noble Academy from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. All community members are invited to stop by, meet Mr. Vore, and enjoy an opportunity to connect.

We would like to congratulate the talented students at East Noble Middle School who participated in ISSMA’s Solo and Ensemble event this past weekend. Their hard work and dedication truly paid off, as they earned Gold ratings for their performances. This achievement reflects their commitment to musical excellence and the joy they bring to our school through music.


Monday was a special day as Steven Vore officially started his first day as Superintendent of East Noble School Corporation. He spent the day touring the schools and department buildings, connecting with staff and students, and experiencing firsthand what makes East Noble such a great place.






This week, we celebrate National School Counseling Week.
Recognizing the invaluable contributions of school counselors to the academic and emotional development of students. School counselors play a key role in fostering a positive school environment, providing guidance, and offering support for students' personal and academic growth. Their efforts help students overcome challenges, plan for the future, and develop essential life skills. Let’s take a moment to thank and appreciate the hard work of school counselors from Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School who make a difference every day!
Recognizing the invaluable contributions of school counselors to the academic and emotional development of students. School counselors play a key role in fostering a positive school environment, providing guidance, and offering support for students' personal and academic growth. Their efforts help students overcome challenges, plan for the future, and develop essential life skills. Let’s take a moment to thank and appreciate the hard work of school counselors from Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School who make a difference every day!

Today, Mrs. Owens’ 2nd grade class, along with the rest of the 2nd grade classes at Avilla Elementary School, kicked off a fun persuasive writing project all about cupcakes! Students are creating original cupcake designs, using strong adjectives to sell their ideas, and drawing their creations before presenting them for a vote. Winning designs will be made by Mrs. Rogers’ Family Consumer Science class at East Noble Middle School, where students will visit in March to enjoy the final cupcakes.




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.









