Champions Champ Camp is back at North Side Elementary this summer, running from June 2nd to July 25th. This fun and engaging summer program is open to all students in grades K-5th from Avilla Elementary School, North Side, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, and Wayne Center Elementary School. It's the perfect opportunity for your child to make new friends, explore exciting activities, and keep learning over the summer.
For more details on how to enroll, check out the attached information, and the following website link here: https://www.discoverchampions.com/landing-pages/summer-break
We are excited to announce that open enrollment for the 2025-2026 school season is now live for our Champions Program at Avilla Elementary School and North Side Elementary locations!
This program is available to all parents with students in grades K-5 at Avilla, North Side, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, and Wayne Center Elementary School. It’s a great opportunity for students to engage in enriching before and after-school activities while parents enjoy peace of mind knowing their child is in a safe, supportive environment.
Don't miss out—enroll today! For more information or to sign up, visit https://www.discoverchampions.com/
You are all invited Monday, March 17th!
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 community members!
Back by popular demand, the strawberry banana smoothie is making a comeback for one final breakfast! All Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary, Wayne Center Elementary School and East Noble Middle School students will have the chance to enjoy this delicious smoothie tomorrow, March 12th, before it’s gone for good! Don't miss out! We would like to thank the Food Service Department for bringing this back for one final day!
This past Friday, East Noble High School's Show Choir put on an incredible performance at the Avon Vocal Invitational. We're proud to share that Premiere Edition earned 3rd place, while Knight Rhythms secured 5th. A special congratulations goes out to Freshman Meggan Green for being named Outstanding Performer for Premiere Edition, and to Senior Tyler Baker for receiving Outstanding Performer for Knight Rhythms. Your hard work and talent truly shined! They compete again at Columbia City this upcoming Saturday, March 15th.
Avilla Elementary School PTO hosted a fantastic Carnival last evening, and it was a great time for everyone! The event featured a variety of fun games, exciting silent auction prizes, and so much more. Wings Etc. boneless wings were a hit at the concession stand, along with many other delicious snacks. A huge thank you goes out to the Avilla PTO for organizing such a memorable event, the dedicated Avilla teachers and staff, and the hardworking East Noble Middle and High School students who volunteered their time. It was a night full of fun and community spirit!
Juniors Rylee Biddle, Hunter Smithson, Ayden Ley, Hunter Shire, Andrew Oakes, and Alex Phillips from the East Noble High School Football team took part in a wonderful event today in celebration of Read Across America! The athletes traveled to Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, Rome City Elementary, South Side Elementary and Wayne Center Elementary School today, where they read Dr. Seuss books to many excited students. The elementary kids absolutely loved it, and the event was a fantastic way to promote reading and foster a love for books. Big thanks to these players for making such a positive impact on our young readers!
Today, East Noble School Corporation Food Service Director Roger Urick wrapped up National School Breakfast Week at Avilla Elementary School with a delicious breakfast spread! Students had the option to enjoy Breakfast Nachos, Cinnamon Toast Crunch or Trix muffins, or homemade blueberry pancakes. A big thank you to Roger and all the dedicated Food Service staff across our 7 schools for their hard work and effort in making this week special. Your commitment to fueling our students’ day with healthy and tasty options is truly appreciated!
Exciting progress on the new East Noble Academy construction!
The construction of the new East Noble Academy is moving forward smoothly and making great strides since breaking ground in October! This new facility will replace the current Alternative Learning Center and promises to provide an upgraded, modern space for students. From the foundations to the framework, everything is progressing on schedule, and the future of education in the East Noble community is looking brighter than ever. Stay tuned for more updates as this exciting project continues to unfold!
This morning, Roger Urick, the Food Service Director at East Noble School Corporation, was at it again and made a special visit to South Side Elementary to serve up homemade blueberry pancakes in celebration of National School Breakfast Week! Alongside the incredible Food Service staff at South Side, they made the morning extra special for students, showcasing the importance of a nutritious and delicious start to the day.
Mark your calendars 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 community members! The East Noble School Corporation will be hosting an upcoming Town Hall Meeting.
The next stop for Roger Urick, the Food Service Director for East Noble School Corporation, was to North Side Elementary this morning to continue the celebration of National School Breakfast Week. Along with the fantastic food service team at North Side, they helped served delicious breakfast options of blueberry pancakes or strawberry banana smoothies to kickstart the students' day. It was a great way to promote healthy eating and the importance of a nutritious start to the school day!
This morning, Roger Urick, the Food Service Director at East Noble, continued National School Breakfast Week by serving up delicious blueberry pancakes at Wayne Center Elementary School. As part of this year’s theme, "Clue In To School Breakfast," Urick and his food service staff members are helping to highlight the importance of a nutritious start to the day for students. The tasty breakfast treat set the tone for a week focused on promoting healthy, balanced meals in schools and encouraging students to fuel their minds for a successful day of learning!
We are excited to announce that Kimberly Luke Scherer, currently serving as the Special Education Instructional Coach at East Noble School Corporation, has been approved as our new Special Education Director! Kimberly will officially begin her new role on July 1st, where she will oversee all of our special education programming throughout 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. We are thrilled to have her step into this important leadership role and look forward to the continued growth and success of our special education initiatives under her direction. Congratulations, Kimberly!
This past Saturday, the East Noble High School Show Choir had an impressive showing at the Mooresville competition! Premiere Edition took home the Grand Champion title, while Knight Rhythms secured an outstanding 3rd place finish.
Individual achievements were also celebrated, with Junior McKenzy Tarr being named Outstanding Performer for Premiere Edition, and Sophomore Ian Burkhart earning Outstanding Performer honors for Knight Rhythms. Additionally, Junior Emma White shined in the Solo Competition, finishing in 2nd place. Congratulations to all the talented students for their hard work and dedication!
Yesterday, Wayne Center Elementary School hosted an exciting Elementary School VEX Robotics Competition, bringing together schools from across Northern Indiana as well students from Avilla Elementary School, North Side Elementary, South Side Elementary and Wayne Center Elementary School. Teams of young innovators competed in thrilling robotics challenges, demonstrating their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. A big congratulations to all the teams for their hard work and dedication, and for making this event a success!
Today was a great day at East Noble High School.
Last week, East Noble High School Unified PE class came together to support two of amazing ENHS Unified alumni, Destiny and Natalie, who are currently living in group homes. Through a fun and creative fundraiser, they were able to raise over $750 in just FOUR days!
All the money collected will go directly to Destiny, Natalie, and their roommates for supplies, games, and much more, making a real difference in their lives. But that’s not all—teachers and staff were chosen by students to get pied in the face through donations.
A huge thank you to our generous students, teachers, and staff for making this fundraiser so successful. The kindness and support is truly amazing!
A fantastic time was had at Wayne Center Elementary School’s dance this past Friday! The students had a blast dancing the night away, showing off their moves and enjoying the fun atmosphere. A big thank you to all the teachers, staff, and volunteers who helped make this event so special.
North Side Elementary hosted a fun and energetic dance this past Friday, bringing together students for an evening of music, laughter, and dancing. The event was a huge hit, with kids showing off their best dance moves and enjoying time with friends. Thanks to all the teachers and volunteers who made the event possible—everyone had a fantastic time!
Mrs. Prater's Principles of Bio Medical students at East Noble High School have made great accomplishments in their PLTW class this trimester. All students have completed their CPR and First Aid training. Haley Arnold from the Cole Center YMCA came over and tested the students on the skills portion to achieve their certifications. Nurse Jessica James also came in and gave a training about how to apply pressure in a training called “Stop the Bleed”. Students learned how to pack a deeper wound and how to apply a tourniquet.
