Last evening, East Noble High School celebrated Honors Night, a memorable evening dedicated to recognizing the incredible accomplishments of the Senior Class of 2026. Their academic achievements and the countless hours of effort brought them to this milestone.
The evening was made even more special by the many community organizations and supporters who generously presented scholarships and awards to our seniors. Their continued encouragement and investment in our students’ futures is greatly appreciated.
Congratulations to all of our honorees! Your dedication has made your families, teachers, and community proud, and we look forward to all the wonderful things ahead for each of you.
The evening was made even more special by the many community organizations and supporters who generously presented scholarships and awards to our seniors. Their continued encouragement and investment in our students’ futures is greatly appreciated.
Congratulations to all of our honorees! Your dedication has made your families, teachers, and community proud, and we look forward to all the wonderful things ahead for each of you.
This afternoon, East Noble High School seniors returned to Wayne Center Elementary School, walking the halls that helped shape so many of their earliest memories. Welcomed by cheering students and smiling staff, the seniors had the chance to reconnect, share laughs at recess, and reflect on just how far they’ve come. Traditions like these remind us that once a Knight, always a Knight.
Today, the East Noble High School Class of 2026 gathered for their cap and gown group photo, marking a special milestone in their senior year. From classrooms to friendships and unforgettable memories, this class has made its mark in so many ways. The future is bright for these seniors, and their Knight family couldn’t be prouder.
Last evening’s East Noble Middle School Showcase was a wonderful celebration of the incredible talents, creativity, and hard work of our students throughout the year. From the outstanding performances by the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Bands, Color Guard, and Choir to the impressive displays from Project Lead the Way, Robotics, Family and Consumer Science, Art, and Ceramics classes, every hallway was filled with pride and inspiration. It was especially meaningful to see students confidently sharing their accomplishments and creations with families and the community. The showcase was a perfect reminder of all that has been achieved this school year as we look ahead to its exciting conclusion.
Congratulations to East Noble High School students Aiva Gallup, Elyssa Bender, Hunter Weaver, and Mila Halmagyi for being recognized as Impact Institute's 2nd Semester Outstanding Students in their respective programs! Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence continue to make East Noble proud. We celebrate their achievements and look forward to all they will accomplish in the future!
Summer vacation may be just around the corner, but we have one more school board meeting before the final bell rings!
Join us for the East Noble Board of Education meeting this Wednesday, May 20, at 6:00 PM at the Corporation Office.
Can’t attend in person? Watch the livestream from home: https://vimeo.com/event/5941185
We may be a day late, but we could never let National Speech Pathologist Day pass without recognizing the incredible Speech Pathologists of East Noble School Corporation. Thank you for the patience, care, and encouragement you pour into the 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 every single day. The difference you make in helping students find their voice and confidence is truly priceless, and we are so grateful for all you do.
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East Noble Middle School held its National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony last evening for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
The induction marked a prestigious moment as students were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, character, and commitment to community service. New members were officially sworn in, received their NJHS pins, and cemented their legacy at ENMS by signing the National Junior Honor Society book.
Several students were also recognized for their outstanding volunteer service contributions, with some accumulating up to 200 service hours. These achievements reflect the dedication, hard work, and positive impact these students have made both in and out of the classroom.
Congratulations to all of the new inductees!
East Noble Middle School held its National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony last evening for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
The induction marked a prestigious moment as students were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, character, and commitment to community service. New members were officially sworn in, received their NJHS pins, and cemented their legacy at ENMS by signing the National Junior Honor Society book.
Several students were also recognized for their outstanding volunteer service contributions, with some accumulating up to 200 service hours. These achievements reflect the dedication, hard work, and positive impact these students have made both in and out of the classroom.
Congratulations to all of the new inductees!
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East Noble Middle School held its National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony last evening for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
The induction marked a prestigious moment as students were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, character, and commitment to community service. New members were officially sworn in, received their NJHS pins, and cemented their legacy at ENMS by signing the National Junior Honor Society book.
Several students were also recognized for their outstanding volunteer service contributions, with some accumulating up to 200 service hours. These achievements reflect the dedication, hard work, and positive impact these students have made both in and out of the classroom.
Congratulations to all of the new inductees!
East Noble Middle School held its National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony last evening for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
The induction marked a prestigious moment as students were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, character, and commitment to community service. New members were officially sworn in, received their NJHS pins, and cemented their legacy at ENMS by signing the National Junior Honor Society book.
Several students were also recognized for their outstanding volunteer service contributions, with some accumulating up to 200 service hours. These achievements reflect the dedication, hard work, and positive impact these students have made both in and out of the classroom.
Congratulations to all of the new inductees!
**This meeting is for students who will be in grades 9–12 during the 2027–2028 school year (current East Noble Middle School 7th graders – East Noble High School 10th graders).**
Families interested in the 2028 East Noble Travels opportunities are invited to attend our Parent Meeting on Tuesday, May 26 at 6:15 PM in the East Noble High School Library.
Families are encouraged to RSVP so East Noble Travels can send important follow-up information after the meeting. If you are unable to attend, you can still sign up as “interested” to receive all trip details afterward.
Check out some of the exciting things previous students got to experience in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQZo6HoR08s
RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/mgtah5b?utm_source=ptk_meeting_1
Please note: anticipated price increases are expected this summer, so signing up early can help with saving money.
Families interested in the 2028 East Noble Travels opportunities are invited to attend our Parent Meeting on Tuesday, May 26 at 6:15 PM in the East Noble High School Library.
Families are encouraged to RSVP so East Noble Travels can send important follow-up information after the meeting. If you are unable to attend, you can still sign up as “interested” to receive all trip details afterward.
Check out some of the exciting things previous students got to experience in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQZo6HoR08s
RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/mgtah5b?utm_source=ptk_meeting_1
Please note: anticipated price increases are expected this summer, so signing up early can help with saving money.
This morning was an exciting time at North Side Elementary School as students took part in the school’s Careers on Wheels. People from across Noble County visited the school to showcase their careers, giving students a firsthand look at the vehicles, equipment, and responsibilities involved in a variety of professions. The event provided a fun and educational experience while inspiring students to learn more about future career opportunities.
Big prizes, a fresh school year, and registration is officially OPEN!
Register your Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School student for the upcoming school year by May 27th at 11:59 PM for a chance to win exciting prizes, including Amazon Echo Dot, Apple AirPods, and a grand prize 15-inch Skylight Calendar! Complete your registration today and help your student get ready for another amazing year.
Click the link below to register today:
https://www.eastnoble.net/page/registration-and-book-rental-payments
Register your Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School student for the upcoming school year by May 27th at 11:59 PM for a chance to win exciting prizes, including Amazon Echo Dot, Apple AirPods, and a grand prize 15-inch Skylight Calendar! Complete your registration today and help your student get ready for another amazing year.
Click the link below to register today:
https://www.eastnoble.net/page/registration-and-book-rental-payments
Last evening, East Noble School Corporation held its annual Teacher of the Year and Retiree Recognition Banquet, a special evening dedicated to celebrating excellence in education and honoring years of dedicated service to our schools and community. Staff, administrators, family members, and guests gathered to recognize outstanding educators from each building and celebrate those beginning a new chapter through retirement.
We proudly recognized our 2026 Teachers of the Year nominees:
Anita Zollars – Avilla Elementary School
Jenifer Holbrook – North Side Elementary
Kelsey Mapes – Rome City Elementary
Chelsie Lawrence – South Side Elementary
Tammy Snyder – Wayne Center Elementary School
Matt Bennett – East Noble Middle School
Tara Ortiz – East Noble High School
A special congratulations to Anita Zollars, who was named the East Noble School Corporation Teacher of the Year for 2026!
The evening also honored 11 retirees whose dedication, service, and commitment have made a lasting impact on East Noble students, staff, and families throughout the years.
Congratulations and best wishes to our 2026 retirees:
Janet Berkey – East Noble Middle School – 44 years
Kevin Cook – East Noble High School – 40 years
Mark Liepe – East Noble High School – 37 years
Deaneen Pashea – Wayne Center Elementary School – 33.5 years
Joantha Smith – East Noble Middle School – 32 years
Rhonda Baker – North Side Elementary School – 31 years
Beth Spaw – North Side Elementary School – 29 years
Teresa Ellis – Avilla Elementary School – 27 years
Teresa Gremaux – East Noble School Corporation – 25 years
Doug Haywood – East Noble High School – 21 years
Carmen Holbrook – East Noble Middle School – 14 years
Thank you to all of these incredible educators and staff members for your passion, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the East Noble community. Your impact will be felt for generations, and you will be greatly missed.
We proudly recognized our 2026 Teachers of the Year nominees:
Anita Zollars – Avilla Elementary School
Jenifer Holbrook – North Side Elementary
Kelsey Mapes – Rome City Elementary
Chelsie Lawrence – South Side Elementary
Tammy Snyder – Wayne Center Elementary School
Matt Bennett – East Noble Middle School
Tara Ortiz – East Noble High School
A special congratulations to Anita Zollars, who was named the East Noble School Corporation Teacher of the Year for 2026!
The evening also honored 11 retirees whose dedication, service, and commitment have made a lasting impact on East Noble students, staff, and families throughout the years.
Congratulations and best wishes to our 2026 retirees:
Janet Berkey – East Noble Middle School – 44 years
Kevin Cook – East Noble High School – 40 years
Mark Liepe – East Noble High School – 37 years
Deaneen Pashea – Wayne Center Elementary School – 33.5 years
Joantha Smith – East Noble Middle School – 32 years
Rhonda Baker – North Side Elementary School – 31 years
Beth Spaw – North Side Elementary School – 29 years
Teresa Ellis – Avilla Elementary School – 27 years
Teresa Gremaux – East Noble School Corporation – 25 years
Doug Haywood – East Noble High School – 21 years
Carmen Holbrook – East Noble Middle School – 14 years
Thank you to all of these incredible educators and staff members for your passion, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the East Noble community. Your impact will be felt for generations, and you will be greatly missed.
East Noble Transportation is looking for new bus drivers to join East Noble School Corporation for the upcoming school year! This is a rewarding opportunity to support our students each day. If you or anyone you know wants to be a part of a great school corporation apply today.
We’re looking forward to welcoming families back to the East Noble School Corporation Free Summer Meals Program beginning soon!
Free breakfast, lunch, and weekend meal packs will be available at the following locations and times.
This program is open to ALL children ages 18 and younger, you do not need to be an East Noble student to participate.
We’re proud to help keep children in our community fueled, healthy, and ready for summer fun!
Free breakfast, lunch, and weekend meal packs will be available at the following locations and times.
This program is open to ALL children ages 18 and younger, you do not need to be an East Noble student to participate.
We’re proud to help keep children in our community fueled, healthy, and ready for summer fun!
Calling all graduates of East Noble High School from the 1980s, it’s time to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate the unforgettable memories that made the decade so iconic! Join fellow Knights for an All 80’s Class Reunion bringing together alumni from every graduating class of the 80s for a night of fun, friendship, and nostalgia. More details are coming soon, so stay tuned and help spread the word to your classmates!
We’re excited to announce that the East Noble School Corporation Free Summer Meals Program is returning this summer! Breakfast, lunch, and weekend meals (served on Fridays) will once again be available to help keep students fueled throughout summer vacation.
This program isn’t just for 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, ALL children ages 18 and younger are eligible!
Stay tuned on here for more details, including mobile meal site locations and distribution times. Let’s make this summer a healthy and happy one for all!
This program isn’t just for 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, ALL children ages 18 and younger are eligible!
Stay tuned on here for more details, including mobile meal site locations and distribution times. Let’s make this summer a healthy and happy one for all!
Today on School Communicators Day, I just want to say thank you to the entire East Noble community.
As the Communications Coordinator for East Noble School Corporation, I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to tell the story of Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High Schools each and every day. This work would not be possible without our amazing staff, parents, students, and community members who make East Noble such a special place.
Whether you’ve seen me at school events, out in the community, behind the camera capturing memories, or posting updates on our social media pages, or ParentSquare, please know how much I appreciate your support, kindness, and willingness to share in the moments that matter most. I’m also thankful for the opportunity to highlight the incredible work of our departments and the dedicated staff members working behind the scenes to support our students and schools every day.
The smiles, achievements, celebrations, and everyday moments I get to highlight are what make this role so rewarding. I’m thankful to help connect our schools and community by sharing the stories that showcase the heart of East Noble.
Thank you for making this day meaningful and for making East Noble a place worth celebrating every single day.
- Brock
As the Communications Coordinator for East Noble School Corporation, I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to tell the story of Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High Schools each and every day. This work would not be possible without our amazing staff, parents, students, and community members who make East Noble such a special place.
Whether you’ve seen me at school events, out in the community, behind the camera capturing memories, or posting updates on our social media pages, or ParentSquare, please know how much I appreciate your support, kindness, and willingness to share in the moments that matter most. I’m also thankful for the opportunity to highlight the incredible work of our departments and the dedicated staff members working behind the scenes to support our students and schools every day.
The smiles, achievements, celebrations, and everyday moments I get to highlight are what make this role so rewarding. I’m thankful to help connect our schools and community by sharing the stories that showcase the heart of East Noble.
Thank you for making this day meaningful and for making East Noble a place worth celebrating every single day.
- Brock
We are proud to recognize Kelly Rothenberger, Administrative Assistant at the Central Office for East Noble School Corporation, as this week’s East Noble Staff Member of the Week.
Kelly plays an important role in supporting the daily operations of the Central Office and helping ensure everything runs smoothly for staff, students, and families across the corporation. She brings dedication, and brings a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone she interacts with.
Her impact extends far beyond her daily responsibilities. Kelly’s willingness to help others, attention to detail, and commitment to East Noble School Corporation make her a valued member of the team.
We would also like to extend our thanks to the generous local businesses across Noble County who make this program possible: Scooter's Coffee, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your continued support allows us to celebrate the staff members who make a lasting difference in our schools.
Please join us in congratulating Kelly Rothenberger on this well-earned recognition.
Kelly plays an important role in supporting the daily operations of the Central Office and helping ensure everything runs smoothly for staff, students, and families across the corporation. She brings dedication, and brings a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone she interacts with.
Her impact extends far beyond her daily responsibilities. Kelly’s willingness to help others, attention to detail, and commitment to East Noble School Corporation make her a valued member of the team.
We would also like to extend our thanks to the generous local businesses across Noble County who make this program possible: Scooter's Coffee, Baker's Flowers and Gifts, Tasty's Donuts, El Fiesta Mexican Grill, and BettyLou Designs & Graphics. Your continued support allows us to celebrate the staff members who make a lasting difference in our schools.
Please join us in congratulating Kelly Rothenberger on this well-earned recognition.
This afternoon was filled with gratitude at Rome City Elementary as students gave staff members the royal treatment during Staff Appreciation Week. Dressed as royalty and surrounded by students dressed for court, staff members were celebrated with heartfelt words written by students sharing how much they are loved, appreciated, and how deeply they impact the lives of those at Rome City each day.
