Just a reminder, stop by BZ this Saturday, Nov. 1, from 9 a.m. to noon to test drive a Ford. It's free to take a Mustang or F-150 or a new Bronco out for a spin, and if you do, BZ will donate $30 per car driven as part of the Drive 4 Ur Community event. If you see a West Noble student in the community with one of these tickets, bring it to BZ so they know you're there for the event!
A milestone was reached this morning at Turning Point, as Ivan Ibarra fulfilled his requirements and is now a West Noble High School graduate!
Ibarra has traveled a long road to get his diploma, but is very pleased with his accomplishment, and is looking forward to joining the workforce to build his foundation.
We salute Ibarra on his persistence, and wish him the best in his future!
Ibarra has traveled a long road to get his diploma, but is very pleased with his accomplishment, and is looking forward to joining the workforce to build his foundation.
We salute Ibarra on his persistence, and wish him the best in his future!
We've got a rematch with Angola on tap Friday night in the IHSAA Class 3-A Sectional 26 football semi-finals. Win and we play for a sectional title, it's that simple.
Let's go Chargers!
Let's go Chargers!
More good news from the West Noble FFA:
Andrea Weaver, a 2024 West Noble graduate and member of the FFA, is receiving her American Degree.This is the highest award one can receive through the FFA. Weaver is receiving this honor and West Noble could not be more proud of her achievements. Well done, Andrea, and continued success as you continue to write your life story!
Andrea Weaver, a 2024 West Noble graduate and member of the FFA, is receiving her American Degree.This is the highest award one can receive through the FFA. Weaver is receiving this honor and West Noble could not be more proud of her achievements. Well done, Andrea, and continued success as you continue to write your life story!
West Noble FFA members had a great first day at National FFA Convention. A tour at RSG Sire Center, a stop and treat at Donaldson's Fine Chocolate, and finished the afternoon watching races at Indianapolis Horseshoe. More to come as they continue with one of the biggest FFA events in the country!
Don't forget, the BPA Sleigh Bells Show is this weekend. The event will showcase a variety of local vendors with items to purchase and festive activities for the community to enjoy.
Business Professionals of America (BPA) is a national student organization that prepares students for leadership, professionalism, and success in business-related careers. Our students work hard throughout the year to build career skills. We host our show to pay for expenses for our regional and state conferences.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, November 1, 2025
Time: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: West Noble High School (5050 US-33, Ligonier, IN 46767)
Hosted by: West Noble BPA
For more information, contact BPA sponsor Steven Murillo at murilloste@westnoble.k12.in.us
Business Professionals of America (BPA) is a national student organization that prepares students for leadership, professionalism, and success in business-related careers. Our students work hard throughout the year to build career skills. We host our show to pay for expenses for our regional and state conferences.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, November 1, 2025
Time: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: West Noble High School (5050 US-33, Ligonier, IN 46767)
Hosted by: West Noble BPA
For more information, contact BPA sponsor Steven Murillo at murilloste@westnoble.k12.in.us
West Noble Middle School celebrated its 2025 fall sports programs with its sports awards program.
Find out who won the Charger Strong awards at the link below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2514749
Find out who won the Charger Strong awards at the link below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2514749
It's all Greek to me!
West Noble's second graders celebrated the end of their unit on Ancient Greece with a trip to Mount Olympia (Charger Hill) to compete in Olympic-style games. Sprint races, javelin tossing and discus were all on the sport docket for the kids, who entered the arena with their representative flags and team headbands.
West Noble's second graders celebrated the end of their unit on Ancient Greece with a trip to Mount Olympia (Charger Hill) to compete in Olympic-style games. Sprint races, javelin tossing and discus were all on the sport docket for the kids, who entered the arena with their representative flags and team headbands.
Charger Woods will offer a spooktacular time this weekend as the West Noble Charger Haunted Trail is set again for this year. Dress up and prepare for a hauntingly good time this Saturday!
A bittersweet day for West Noble cross country, but ultimately, a good day.
The team season ended for both the boys and girls teams, the girls finishing 12th and the boys 14th in the team standings at Saturday's New Haven Regional.
However, among those results, sophomore Graysen Ruch qualified for the IHSAA State Finals by finishing 16th overall with a time of 16:20, landing among the top 15 runners not from a qualifying team.
The Lady Chargers had a near miss for a state finalist as freshman Karla Dominguez placed 37th overall with a time of 19:39, but was 16th in the individual standings for the non-team qualifiers, unfortunately coming in behind a trio of runners that got her at the line by less than a second. That puts Dominguez in the awkward holding pattern of hoping to get a callback from the state if someone can't make it to next weekend.
So in the interim, salute to Ruch and his qualification for the IHSAA State Finals, see what you can do on the famed LaVern Gibson course next weekend!!!
For full results, find the timing sheets here:
https://www.tfrrs.org/results/xc/26221
And special thanks to the patrons of the two programs for the photos from Huntington!
The team season ended for both the boys and girls teams, the girls finishing 12th and the boys 14th in the team standings at Saturday's New Haven Regional.
However, among those results, sophomore Graysen Ruch qualified for the IHSAA State Finals by finishing 16th overall with a time of 16:20, landing among the top 15 runners not from a qualifying team.
The Lady Chargers had a near miss for a state finalist as freshman Karla Dominguez placed 37th overall with a time of 19:39, but was 16th in the individual standings for the non-team qualifiers, unfortunately coming in behind a trio of runners that got her at the line by less than a second. That puts Dominguez in the awkward holding pattern of hoping to get a callback from the state if someone can't make it to next weekend.
So in the interim, salute to Ruch and his qualification for the IHSAA State Finals, see what you can do on the famed LaVern Gibson course next weekend!!!
For full results, find the timing sheets here:
https://www.tfrrs.org/results/xc/26221
And special thanks to the patrons of the two programs for the photos from Huntington!
First hurdle cleared.
Five first-half rushing touchdowns set in motion an easy night for West Noble Friday night in a 42-0 win over Fort Wayne Concordia in the opening game of the IHSAA Class 3-A Sectional 26 tournament.
Brogan Parks and Xymire Barnes-Bridges each rushed for two scores, Trey Shisler added another running score, and Shisler found Brayden Limerick for a passing score to cap the evening's scoreboard fireworks.
West Noble will stay in Ligonier next week to host Angola, who pulled a mild upset over No. 7 Tippecanoe Valley, 21-6. The rematch with the Hornets will begin at 7 p.m. on Charger Hill, the winner advancing to the sectional championship game on Nov. 7.
Five first-half rushing touchdowns set in motion an easy night for West Noble Friday night in a 42-0 win over Fort Wayne Concordia in the opening game of the IHSAA Class 3-A Sectional 26 tournament.
Brogan Parks and Xymire Barnes-Bridges each rushed for two scores, Trey Shisler added another running score, and Shisler found Brayden Limerick for a passing score to cap the evening's scoreboard fireworks.
West Noble will stay in Ligonier next week to host Angola, who pulled a mild upset over No. 7 Tippecanoe Valley, 21-6. The rematch with the Hornets will begin at 7 p.m. on Charger Hill, the winner advancing to the sectional championship game on Nov. 7.
It's Game Day!
A reminder that West Noble hosts Fort Wayne Concordia tonight on Charger Hill in the first round of the IHSAA Class 3-A football sectional. Tickets are $8, and remember, West Noble All-Sport passes are NOT accepted.
Let's get loud and take advantage of a home game in the playoffs!
Go Chargers!
A reminder that West Noble hosts Fort Wayne Concordia tonight on Charger Hill in the first round of the IHSAA Class 3-A football sectional. Tickets are $8, and remember, West Noble All-Sport passes are NOT accepted.
Let's get loud and take advantage of a home game in the playoffs!
Go Chargers!
We've got playoff football on Charger Hill tomorrow night!
West Noble looks forward to hosting Fort Wayne Concordia in the first round of the IHSAA Class 3-A Sectional 26 sectional tournament.
Tickets can be purchased at the gate, or via the West Noble-Fort Wayne Concordia link on Eventlink.
See you there!
West Noble looks forward to hosting Fort Wayne Concordia in the first round of the IHSAA Class 3-A Sectional 26 sectional tournament.
Tickets can be purchased at the gate, or via the West Noble-Fort Wayne Concordia link on Eventlink.
See you there!
Best of luck to our girls and boys cross country teams as they head down to Huntington University for this weekend's New Haven Cross Country Regionals!
Boys are scheduled to run first at 10:30, with the girls to follow.
Good luck Chargers!
Boys are scheduled to run first at 10:30, with the girls to follow.
Good luck Chargers!
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This is just a reminder that we are on Fall Break Thursday and Friday this week. We will see everyone back at school on Monday, October 27th. Enjoy the long weekend and stay safe!
As if you needed a reminder, here's one anyways...see you all next Monday! Enjoy your Fall Break!
An incredibly fun start to the morning with our Little Chargers at West Noble Primary!
WNP held its Halloween Parade this morning, starting with a tour of the halls at the Primary, with pathways full of parents cheering on our students, nearly every single student fully draped in costume (even an inflatable Pikachu). The parade then continued to West Noble High School, where the big kids passed out candy and offered support for the little ones. Mrs. Kimmel's classroom was in full spook mode as one of the major highlights.
The Little Chargers then loaded the busses to hit the streets of Ligonier, stopping at several area businesses where the hosts were ready with candy and smiles as our kids passed through.
A big thanks to everyone who were involved today to make this a special day for the Little Chargers. Their smiles and joy really made the parade worthwhile :)
WNP held its Halloween Parade this morning, starting with a tour of the halls at the Primary, with pathways full of parents cheering on our students, nearly every single student fully draped in costume (even an inflatable Pikachu). The parade then continued to West Noble High School, where the big kids passed out candy and offered support for the little ones. Mrs. Kimmel's classroom was in full spook mode as one of the major highlights.
The Little Chargers then loaded the busses to hit the streets of Ligonier, stopping at several area businesses where the hosts were ready with candy and smiles as our kids passed through.
A big thanks to everyone who were involved today to make this a special day for the Little Chargers. Their smiles and joy really made the parade worthwhile :)
West Noble High School put its music department on display Tuesday evening with a showcase of its choir, band and orchestra ensembles.
Each group performed three musical selections to showcase the growth they have made this fall in their respective disciplines. The show was led by WNHS music director, Chris Douglas.
Each group performed three musical selections to showcase the growth they have made this fall in their respective disciplines. The show was led by WNHS music director, Chris Douglas.
West Noble FFA has had a busy start to the school year. Earlier this October, junior high FFA members competed at the state Livestock Skillathon contest. Members of the team consisted of Easton Kootnz, Levi Wechter and Braxton Koontz. The team was 33rd out of 84.
The FFA also has been doing community service, and one of their projects was highway cleanup on US 33 near the West Noble campus. FFA advisor Khara Kimmel reported the group was able to pick up over 10 bags of trash to help keep our area clean and respectable.
Well done West Noble FFA!
The FFA also has been doing community service, and one of their projects was highway cleanup on US 33 near the West Noble campus. FFA advisor Khara Kimmel reported the group was able to pick up over 10 bags of trash to help keep our area clean and respectable.
Well done West Noble FFA!
