It was the final day at East Noble Middle School for students in Mrs. Desper's FACS classes, and students from Mr. Vaught's Social Studies classes to finish up their international cooking. To give a summary, they were given the task to select a country, study it a little, and then were required to make a dish from that country. It was a great team building exercise for the students as they were given tasks to help prep the meals, measuring and cooking, clean up, and also table prep for eating. We again would like to thank Noble County, Indiana Farm Bureau Inc for the grant and making this project possible. We greatly appreciate you!









The halls at East Noble Middle School smelled delicious all throughout the day today as students in Mrs. Desper's FACS classes, and students from Mr. Vaught's social studies classes took part in team teachings today and started cooking foreign foods! Today was day 1 of 2 and the students were required to make a dish associated with a country they have been studying. It was a great team building exercise for the students as they were given tasks to help prep the meals, measuring, cooking, and clean up.










East Noble SRO Beall with Kendallville Police Department is making rounds to our various elementary schools throughout this month to talk about Trick or Treat safety for this upcoming Halloween season. Today, Beall was at Avilla Elementary School and spoke to various grade levels on how to be cautious and safe while out enjoying Halloween. He also read them all his favorite Halloween book, and let them meet his buddy and companion, Frodo.









Exciting news 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 Robotics members!
East Noble School Corporation was one of the 137 recipients of the 2024-2025 K-12 Robotics Competition Grant. This was announced by the Department of Education and awarded through funds appropriated by the Indiana General Assembly. The grant aligns with the mission of Indiana’s Priorities for STEM Education to provide Indiana students with engaging STEM learning experiences that prepare them for emerging careers and educational opportunities. The review team was impressed by East Noble’s plan to design, construct, program, and operate robots in competitions sponsored by nonprofit organizations with the goal of increasing Indiana student interest in STEM.

This afternoon, East Noble Middle School students brought the energy to their "Fright Knight" Pep Rally! The whole student body rocked out in the gymnasium and pumped up the volleyball and football teams competing for the NE8MS conference tournaments this week. The cheerleaders also put on a great performance from the iconic song "Thriller" by Michael Jackson. The PTO and staff members at the middle school truly put on an amazing pep rally for the students to enjoy!










Don't forget!
To any East Noble High School graduate, and community members who graduated from Kendallville, Avilla, or Rome City High School:
Tonight is the Alumni Association Meeting at the East Noble Transportation and Technogoly Building!
We look forward to seeing you!
Here is a link to fill out your Alumni information if you haven't done so yet or if you stopped by the tent at the Homecoming game and gave us your name: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2Fforms%2Fd%2Fe%2F1FAIpQLSdEojIZdntuQWWF8u85qmLngyz5XPvd6kMHCNJfYQIYpEYTcg%2Fviewform%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1ik2FC4ynojI_ITT9RdTnnCjbARggFYFlGXvjt2F8XC4p3dI3OsH757vc_aem_mdaajkJhbPquChH2E-hVzQ&h=AT0TbrkrqMFI9mKBC8PUZAlC07GrNYe44ZkRkPHMGcYHmmWib2Cdq3THCJI4jjHZyhgxxPfS9R53xaDMXVN6gSZmHIInU38nuQDH_IBEcWf1w0RrNPfTt0Y7zZEEX7mygw&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT34BO02xywD74yyRyc1eYX9hkK-xVihnaon8h-QCvLqj7ozY0eC0OFrKuCbjFqvPS5UivXjYc6mIOzcnkfXyqsvFfKlPmnf4kCbU5IPEhyyz1Lj4FJ5xh4Y1o4DA8bh0xkgM_2Sh745BBv3zcBMOkwRAsVlLqo0jDp5VO-JxbUXRBuLXEDl7r7wBtQZiZ3r4303XgljkT_0cbBNwp2ufFgAhlL_

Today was a special day at South Side Elementary as students were officially sorted into their houses! There are four different houses (red, green, blue, and black) and all the grades found out by biting into their cupcake at their lunch table. At the center of the cupcake was frosting displaying one of the four colors that they would be placed into. South Side will be having House Day throughout the year bringing students from all different grade levels together to have fun, make new friends, and show school spirit!










To any East Noble High School graduate, and community members who graduated from Kendallville, Avilla, or Rome City High School:
Help honor the past and embrace the future!
If you are an East Noble Alumni, you are personally invited to the upcoming Alumni Association Meeting, Tuesday, October 15th! We look forward to seeing you!
We would also like to thank all Alumni who showed up for the Homecoming game and stopped by the Alumni tent. If you stopped by, we are needing just a little more information to complete your Alumni profile (which you can fill out by clicking the link below).
Here is a link to fill out your Alumni information if you haven't done so yet or if you stopped by the tent at the Homecoming game and gave us your name: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEojIZdntuQWWF8u85qmLngyz5XPvd6kMHCNJfYQIYpEYTcg/viewform?fbclid=IwY2xjawFxGwFleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHQQ4te8v-EH0JkszKmkgyxLCqvc5Q7JYenipnHApIIGctwKJ6bjtDMA4xw_aem_mcSqp6SXhtGpUgmKnWTrHQ

Students were greeted to a special assembly at South Side Elementary yesterday afternoon. They were excited to find out that after Fall Break, they will be sorted into four different houses at South Side! Similar to the four houses in Harry Potter, students will be randomly placed into Red, Blue, Green and Black houses. It will be a great way for students to interact and team up with different grade levels and make some new friends!







The Knights are kings of the court! Congratulations to East Noble High School Boys Varsity Tennis on being crowned Sectional Champions!

Last evening, Wayne Center Elementary School had their Color Run! Students and their families ran/walk through stations where they were greeted by staff members showering them with different colors. Fun was had by all from start to finish and the staff at Wayne Center truly put on a great event!










Have a great Fall Break 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 and staff! Enjoy the break to reset, regroup, relax, and recharge!

East Noble's Food Service Department would like to send a special thank you to all the amazing custodians on this National Custodian Day! 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 have some amazing custodians and provide so much help for everyone in the building. This day is to celebrate the hard workers behind the scenes. All of you custodians who have played a vital role in keeping the environment clean, safe and operational for the students and staff.
If you see any custodians, make sure to thank them on this National Custodian Day!

To all 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 guardians.
East Noble's Student Services Director Matt Stinson shares the East Noble Reunification Process. Please review the information so you are aware of our plan to always support our students and parents in the school corporation. Below is a link to view and download the document.
https://eastnoble-my.sharepoint.com/my?id=%2Fpersonal%2Fbmiller%5Feastnoble%5Fnet%2FDocuments%2F2024%20Student%20Service%20Directors%20Weekly%20Write%20Ups%2F2024%20Reunification%20Letter%2Epdf&parent=%2Fpersonal%2Fbmiller%5Feastnoble%5Fnet%2FDocuments%2F2024%20Student%20Service%20Directors%20Weekly%20Write%20Ups&ga=1
At North Side Elementary today, 2nd grade students found creative ways to construct houses and were tasked to keep them up from the Big Bad Wolf blowing them down, inspired by the tale "Three Little Pigs". As part of their Project Based Learning, students broke into groups, drew blueprints, constructed their houses, and gave a presentation to fellow classmates. This project was a great way for the students to practice their communication and teamwork skills.









Today, students from Wayne Center Elementary School, East Noble Middle School and East Noble High School came together for their 11th annual Champions Together Bike Day Event! East Noble is recognized as a National Banner Unified Champions School. There are only a few schools in Indiana that hold this title. One of the four pillars of maintaining our status is having an event, each year, is to promote inclusion. We want to thank all staff members, and students who work so hard making sure we have events like these for our students to come together and have fun!










Here is an important message from Food Service Director, Roger Urick for all 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 guardians.

Save the date!
This upcoming meeting is for any parent, or guardian, that has a student at Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, and Wayne Center Elementary School. We look forward to seeing you October 24th!

The East Noble Middle School Aux Gym was filled with good smells and great treats yesterday from Rise'n Roll Bakery. This all was a part of this year's fundraiser that went on at the Middle School. Middle School PTO members and staff were kind enough to take time out of their day to help sort the orders to go home with the right student. Great job to all students who were a part of this fundraiser!







Earlier this week, 5th grade students at North Side Elementary did a fun and tasty physics challenge. As part of a STEAM challenge, students were tasked with creating a ring out of Pringles. They had to work together and create enough force to stop the Pringles from naturally sliding down.








