East Noble Food Service Department has some exciting things happening in the month of November at 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 for lunch and breakfast! With the fall season in full swing, attached are some delicious NEW and always fall favorites that are available all throughout the schools.
If you are unable to scan the QR code, the link here will provide you the new digital magazine for the month of November.
https://learnmore.us/index.../eastnoble-in-farmtostudent2024
*The apple nachos are only available at the elementary schools.*
National School Psychology Awareness Week is a time to recognize the vital role school psychologists play in fostering healthy, supportive learning environments.
School psychologists work alongside educators, parents, and students to across 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 to provide counseling, crisis intervention, and support for students facing various challenges. They help create safe and inclusive school communities, promote positive mental health, and ensure that every student has the tools to succeed both academically and emotionally.
This week, let's take a moment to appreciate the dedication of school psychologists and raise awareness about the critical role they play in shaping the well-being and future of our students.
Yesterday afternoon, East Noble Middle School held their Veterans Day Ceremony in the gymnasium. Veterans across the community were invited to be recognized and thanked for their service and sacrifice protecting this country. East Noble Middle School National Honor Society students spoke throughout the ceremony on the history of Veterans Day, and the importance of this day. Indiana Army National Guard Captain Jarrod Phillips was the guest speaker and gave an inspiring speech to the audience. A special video presentation was shown thanking veterans who have a relation to either a student or staff member within the school corporation. It was a beautiful ceremony honoring the great men and women who have served and protected our country.
This morning, South Side Elementary held their Veterans Day Ceremony. Veterans were invited from across the community and were recognized and celebrated by students and staff members. Special guest speaker, and Veteran, Eric Erexson spoke to the students and staff about his time in duty. Students created gifts for all the veterans and performed songs thanking them for their service and sacrifice.
A big congratulations goes out to East Noble High School on being awarded the 2024 Indiana Purple Star School Designation! The Indiana Purple Star School Designation honors schools that have displayed a significant commitment to service members, veterans, and students and families connected to our nation's military.
Today, East Noble High School’s FACS class held an exciting "Cupcake Wars" competition, with cupcakes inspired by famous movies! Students went all out, crafting creative, movie-themed designs and flavors that brought iconic films to life in sweet, edible form. It was great seeing students showcase their culinary skills and movie knowledge in a fun and delicious way!
North Side Elementary’s second graders participated in a hands-on mock election this afternoon, learning about the voting process and what it means to be an informed citizen in honor of the 2024 Election. The young students engaged in the excitement of selecting their "candidates," Farmer Brown and Duck, based a children's book. They listened to each candidate's speeches, and why they should be the next President. Next, they casted their ballots and celebrated the results—all while gaining valuable lessons in democracy and teamwork. It was a fun and educational experience that showed how the next generation is already starting to understand the importance of civic participation!
This morning, the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo Mobile stopped by Avilla Elementary School. Students were able to get an up-close look at some of the animals that inhabit Fort Wayne's Zoo. They also learned about the life cycles of the animals along with some other great things that keep the animals alive in the wild, and what they do to survive.
On Wednesday, all the schools had a special guest visitor who was gifted the title as "Principal" for the day! It was wonderful to have people from across our county, and state, get an inside look at all the great things that are happening within our schools. We would like to thank the following who took on the role as principal for the day:
- Senator Sue Glick - North Side Elementary
- Mayor Lance Waters - East Noble High School
- President of The Dekko Foundation Tom Leedy - ALC/Knights Academy
- State Representative Ben Smaltz - Wayne Center Elementary School
- Noble County Commissioner & Relator Anita Hess - Rome City Elementary
- President of Parkview Noble and LaGrange Jordi Disler - South Side Elementary
- Executive Director of Noble County EDC Melanie Kellogg - Avilla Elementary School
- State Representative Dave Abbott - East Noble Middle School
Yesterday afternoon, the Middle School students had a special assembly with the Champions Together and Special Olympics. Craig and Tori with Champions Together spoke to the students about the great things on what being a Unified Champion School is, which East Noble Middle School was named a Unified Champion School last year. Taking risks was a big thing they spoke to the students about, and some students took a risk by participating in various activities. Four middle school students who are in Unified spoke to the students on the great things they have gained from being a part of Unified. Ryan Pepple, Adaptive PE Teacher and Unified Coach, spoke as well on the great things that happen when you join Unified.
This morning, the students of South Side celebrated the Halloween season early with a parade throughout the school. Students donned their costumes and were given treats by the friendly gnomes of South Side!
This past Tuesday, East Noble Administration shared the State of the Corporation Address at East Noble Middle School. Discussions about finances, academics, and strategic plan of East Noble were presented to the community who came out in support of our schools. We appreciate everyone who attended this event, and to all the schools who displayed the great programs going on.
This week, new teachers throughout the corporation had a training session in the Central Office. This comprehensive training focused on innovative teaching strategies, classroom management techniques, and fostering inclusive environments for all students.
This whole week was Sources of Strength week, and students at East Noble Middle School have been taking part in various activities pertaining to their health, both physically, mental health, and help spread positivity to one another. Students went to different booths where they engaged in an activity, and would receive a stamp for their passport, which in the end would result in a prize. Source of Strength week is a great way for the students to spread hope, help for one another, positivity, and strength to others who need it the most.
This afternoon, Tyler Inamoto, Nolan Volcan, and Associate Head Coach Olivier Legault of the Fort Wayne Komets stopped into Wayne Center Elementary School and read a book to the 5th graders. They also took questions and talked to the students about the journey they have made to get where they are today, and the perseverance and challenges they faced. The students had loads of questions for them and enjoyed their time spent. Thank you to the Fort Wayne Komets for coming out today and speaking with the students!
Last week was National School Lunch Week! Students across Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, South Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary and Wayne Center Elementary School were met by scurvy pirates when they went to lunch. The theme for this year was "School Lunch Pirates, Find Your Treasure!" Our great Food Service Department participated and made the week a memorable one. From a weeklong coloring contest, to dressing like a pirate for a day, and offering new quesadillas for "Try-Day Friday", there was a lot happening during lunch time. Again, we would like to thank all our Food Service staff members who participated and everything you all do to make these weeklong celebrations amazing.
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/guardians, and community members.
Tonight is the night!
We look forward to seeing you all tonight, at 6:00pm, at East Noble Middle School for the 2024 East Noble School Corporation State of the Corporation Address!
Parents, students and community members all throughout the Noble County area came out to Rome City Elementary Trunk-or-Treat on Friday night! A parade of amazing Halloween costumes walked the surrounding grounds of Rome City Elementary and stopped by various creative trunks. It was beautiful weather and a great time to celebrate the spooky season with everyone!
South Side held their first ever Boo Bash on Friday evening. Students came dressed up, danced and brought the Halloween spirit early!
On Friday afternoon, North Side Elementary 2nd Graders put on their surgical masks to help out dire patients in their "Text Feature" reading challenge. Students worked in pairs to help find the missing text features to help aid the patients. It was a great team building exercise and also a good way for the students to practice their reading skills.
