
Tonight, members of the ENSC School Board had the privilege of listening to various staff members talk about things such as the four therapy/service dogs in the district and the partnership between Avilla and Notre Dame. Great things happen at East Noble!



Nov. 19 is Red for Ed day. We are fortunate to have teacher leaders heading to Indianapolis to represent all of our teachers. At the same time, we are also fortunate to have nearly all of our teachers planning to remain in their buildings tomorrow and teach one of our most precious assets, our students! Don’t be confused by the number who are staying here to teach our students. They, too, believe strongly that districts need to be funded so that we are able to provide the support our students need and the salary our teachers deserve. They believe their profession is extremely important and they create hope, dreams, and a future for our youth which in turn impacts our economy and future. Wear red Tuesday, Nov. 19 to support our teachers and all those who work with students daily. They make a difference in the lives of our 3,600 ENSC students!

Congratulations Kim Desper! East Noble School Corporation’s Teacher of the Year. You are amazing!!



Enjoyed the Wayne Center Elementary Gallery Walk.


This will be an excellent presentation and the community is encouraged to attend.


Traditional school closed Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019. eLearning in session.

Two-hour delay, Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019.

All after school student activities are cancelled Nov. 11, 2019.

ENSC tech staff and Superintendent Ann Linson were privileged to get a photo taken with Spotlight Speaker Gerry Brooks prior to him speaking today.


East Noble School Corporation is well represented at the #HECC2018 Conference in Indianapolis. Superintendent Ann Linson introduced keynote Gerry Brooks, while network engineer Rick Williams presented about network security.


Today is great day to reflect on ENSC. It is humbling to see & read about the numerous accomplishments of our students. It is heartwarming to see & read about our amazing staff members & the ways they support our students. Amazing people.

It’s a great day of learning at East Noble School Corporation! ENSC staff members participated in a variety of sessions from mindfulness, to real-world learning, to technology-related topics on Friday, while students continued to learn from home through eLearning. East Noble is a great place to work and learn!


East Noble staff members learned about stress and how to be mindful of things in life that may be unknowingly stressing us out. Participants learned ways to combat stress. Thanks to Rachel Stayton and Janelle North for facilitating this valuable session for staff.


East Noble staff members had the pleasure of listening to Ivonne Chand O’Neal discuss creativity during today’s professional development day.


Thank you Beth Munk and Kendallville Library for bringing Digeridoo Down Under to South Side Elementary. The students loved it!


East Noble High School teacher Shawn Kimmel talked to the East Noble School Board at Wednesday night’s board meeting regarding the Robotics program at the high school. Exciting things are happening every day at ENSC!


We are ready…how about you? Attend the East Noble School Board meeting TONIGHT in the ENHS Media Center at 7:00 to learn all about a robotics program being offered at East Noble AND about the ENSC new website and app. Hope to see you there!


"What's for lunch?" is a question that's easy to answer to answer on the new East Noble app! Download the app today on Android: http://bit.ly/2NqlHvh or iPhone: https://apple.co/2NqnNeD and then follow the instructions in the picture. Piece of cake!


East Noble School Counseling Department and Anti-Trafficking Network of Northeast Indiana invite you to join us for a presentation on the dangers and how to keep children safe from human trafficking on Tuesday, October 22nd at 6pm at East Noble Middle School.

DON'T MISS OUT! Catch up with the latest student stories, event info, and news updates. It’s everything East Noble, in your pocket. If you haven’t already, download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2NqlHvh or iPhone: https://apple.co/2NqnNeD.
