East Noble School Corporation

Last evening was the East Noble State of the Corporation Address. This important event highlighted updates on academic progress, showcased special programs, and provided insight into the district’s financial outlook — with a particular focus on the impact of Senate Bill 1.

Community members also had the opportunity to tour several high school classrooms and participate in an engaging financial activity. Thank you to everyone who attended and continues to support East Noble’s mission of excellence in education throughout all schools.

Tonight is the night East Noble student, parents and community members!

The East Noble School community is invited to attend our upcoming State of the Corporation Address at 6:00 p.m. at the high school. This important event will feature updates on academic progress, showcase special programs, and provide the latest information on our financial outlook, with a special focus on the impact of Senate Bill 1.

We hope you’ll join us for this informative evening as we come together to celebrate our achievements and look ahead to the future. Your support helps us provide excellent opportunities for every student.

We had a very special guest take over as Principal for the Day at Avilla Elementary — State Representative David Abbott! Representative Abbott toured our school, stopped in classrooms, and spent time chatting with students and staff. It was such a great opportunity to show off all the awesome things happening here at Avilla.

Thanks for visiting, Representative Abbott — you did a great job running the show!

Today was a special day at East Noble High School!

Kendallville Police Chief, and former High School SRO, John Dixon stepped into a new role as Principal for the day, walking the halls, connecting with students, and engaging with staff. It was a pleasure to welcome Chief Dixon and share this unique experience with him. Thank you for your leadership and presence!

SRO Officer Beall and his K-9 partner, Frodo, stopped by North Side Elementary this afternoon to talk with Kindergarten and 1st grade students about Halloween safety! They shared simple tips to help everyone enjoy a safe and spooky holiday, along with some fun demonstrations featuring Frodo. Officer Beall wrapped up the visit by reading one of his favorite Halloween books, and students loved getting to meet Frodo up close.

Starting today is Sources of Strength week, and students at East Noble Middle School started 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.

Spooktacular sounds from East Noble!

Last evening, the East Noble High School Marching Band and Color Guard thrilled the crowd with a spooktacular community performance! Their high-energy show, filled with hauntingly good music and dazzling routines, set the perfect tone for Halloween fun.

Right after the performance, families enjoyed a Trunk or Treat, making it a night full of music, costumes, and community spirit.

Congratulations to our new NHS members!

Recently, new members were inducted into the National Honor Society at East Noble High School! We’re so proud of these students for their hard work, leadership, and dedication to excellence. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement.

Today was Day 2 — the finale — for students from Mrs. Rogers’ Family & Consumer Science class and Mr. Vaught’s Social Studies class at East Noble Middle School!

Students teamed up to cook foods from different parts of the region, showcasing both their culinary and cultural knowledge. Once their dishes were complete, they set their tables, enjoyed their creations together, and finished by cleaning up the kitchen. It was a great hands-on experience that highlighted teamwork, responsibility, and collaboration!

Last evening, Wayne Center Elementary School hosted its Trunk-or-Treat! Students, parents, and staff had a fantastic time celebrating the spooky season together with creative costumes, fun decorations, and plenty of treats. A huge thank you to everyone who participated and decorated their trunks!

Today, students from Mrs. Rogers’ Family & Consumer Science class and Mr. Vaught’s Social Studies class at East Noble Middle School teamed up to bring world cultures to life — through food! Together, they began creating a variety of delicious dishes inspired by different regions around the globe.

Tomorrow, the students will wrap up their cooking adventures and get the best reward of all — tasting the meals they’ve worked hard to prepare. It is a fun and flavorful way to learn about global traditions and teamwork!

This morning, SRO Officer Beall and his K-9 partner Frodo made a special visit to Wayne Center Elementary School! They spoke with students about important Halloween safety tips, sharing simple procedures and fun demonstrations to help everyone have a safe and spooky holiday. Officer Beall wrapped up the visit by reading one of his favorite Halloween books, and the students got a chance to meet Frodo up close.

Friday evening was a spooktacular time at Rome City Elementary!

Students, parents, staff, and community members gathered for the annual Trunk or Treat, turning the school grounds into a fun and festive Halloween celebration. Families enjoyed walking from trunk to trunk, collecting candy, and sharing plenty of smiles and spooky fun.

A big thank-you to everyone who helped make this event a sweet success!

This afternoon, the Top 50 Readers at East Noble High School were treated to a special event! These dedicated students received exclusive invitations to be the first to preview and check out the brand-new library books for 2025 at the red-carpet event.

A big shoutout to the top readers — thank you for your passion for books!

It was day 3 today celebrating National School Lunch Week's "Taste the World", and all East Noble students and staff took a flavorful trip to West Africa! Avilla Elementary School students and staff got to try Chicken with West African Peanut Sauce, served with black beans and rice, bringing bold, comforting flavors to the lunch table.

The featured vegetable was Roasted Okra, perfectly seasoned and roasted to complement the dish.

It was another exciting day of exploring global cuisine right in the cafeteria.

The livestream link for tonight's board meeting is as follows: https://vimeo.com/event/5453143

We hope all students and staff enjoyed day 2 of National School Lunch Week's "Taste the World" today with the delicious "Tastes from Central America" menu, prepared by our amazing Food Service team!

Get ready for tomorrow’s adventure: "Tastes from West Africa"! Don't forget elementary parents and students, students will receive special passports to track the foods they try, and those who sample all five days will be entered into a fun prize drawing!

Today was day 2 of National School Lunch Week across all East Noble schools, and with the theme being "Taste the World," East Noble Middle School students continued their global culinary adventure with a stop in Central America! On the menu: delicious Bean & Cheese or Beef & Cheese Pupusas, paired with flavorful Street Corn Bites that packed a zesty punch.

It was a tasty way to explore new cultures and celebrate the flavors of the world—one bite at a time!

We hope all students enjoyed kicking off National School Lunch Week's "Taste the World" today with the delicious "Tastes from Asia" menu, prepared by our amazing Food Service team!

Get ready for tomorrow’s adventure: "Tastes from Central America"! Don't forget elementary parents and students, students will receive special passports to track the foods they try, and those who sample all five days will be entered into a fun prize drawing!