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Today is Thursday, December 4th and West Noble Schools are on a Two Hour Delay for ice and snow.
The results are in from this fall's Drive 4 UR Community event hosted by BZ Automotive. The test drive event held Nov. 1, which directly supported the West Noble School Corporation, brought in $2,400. Representing BZ Automotive is Kenny Cook, (at right) who stands with West Noble superintendent Dr. Nate Lowe, accepting the check this afternoon.
Thank you to all the community members who took part in the test drive event, BZ sharing that over 80 tickets were turned in directly from West Noble School Corporation. And thank you to BZ Automotive for hosting the event in support of West Noble!
Thank you to all the community members who took part in the test drive event, BZ sharing that over 80 tickets were turned in directly from West Noble School Corporation. And thank you to BZ Automotive for hosting the event in support of West Noble!
Today is Tuesday, December 2nd. West Noble Schools are closed. This will be a virtual learning day.
Today is Tuesday, December 2nd, and West Noble Schools are on a Two Hour Delay for snow.
Today is Monday, December 1, 2025. West Noble School are Closed - This will be a virtual learning day. Check the school website for your schedule.
Due to the snow and ice, West Noble Schools will be on a two-hour delay on Monday, December 1st.
Winter sports are now in full swing as boys basketball got underway Tuesday night with a home lid lifter against neighboring East Noble.
The Knights drove out of Ligonier with a trio of wins, winning the tri-fecta of C-team, JV and varsity contests, the big boys finishing 50-46 in favor of the royal and gold.
Everyone is off until Friday when the girls hoopers visit Fremont and girls wrestling enters the two-day Columbia City Thanksgiving Tournament. Boys buckets visits Bethany Christian on Saturday and the boys wrestlers will take part in the Homestead Super Duals.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!!!
The Knights drove out of Ligonier with a trio of wins, winning the tri-fecta of C-team, JV and varsity contests, the big boys finishing 50-46 in favor of the royal and gold.
Everyone is off until Friday when the girls hoopers visit Fremont and girls wrestling enters the two-day Columbia City Thanksgiving Tournament. Boys buckets visits Bethany Christian on Saturday and the boys wrestlers will take part in the Homestead Super Duals.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!!!
It's as much a part of Thanksgiving as the turkey.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has brought decades of joy to those attending and watching across the country. Using the parade as inspiration, West Noble Primary carried its Thanksgiving Week tradition with the first graders creating their own parade 'floats' and making their way down '34th Street' as their schoolmates looked on.
Great job on the floats, and hope everyone has a great holiday break!
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has brought decades of joy to those attending and watching across the country. Using the parade as inspiration, West Noble Primary carried its Thanksgiving Week tradition with the first graders creating their own parade 'floats' and making their way down '34th Street' as their schoolmates looked on.
Great job on the floats, and hope everyone has a great holiday break!
Have a great Thanksgiving holiday!
West Noble High School did a canned food drive the last two weeks and made it a competition between classes.
Overall, the students were able to to collect 309 items for the local Blessing Box food pantry at the United Methodist Church. The winning class were the juniors with 156 items.
The event was organized by the National Honor Society and the WNHS student council.
Shown in the high school hallway representing the event were students Mike Riegsecker, Reagan Eash, Leah Pruitt, Allison Bloss, Galilea Lopez and Brisia Cardona.
Overall, the students were able to to collect 309 items for the local Blessing Box food pantry at the United Methodist Church. The winning class were the juniors with 156 items.
The event was organized by the National Honor Society and the WNHS student council.
Shown in the high school hallway representing the event were students Mike Riegsecker, Reagan Eash, Leah Pruitt, Allison Bloss, Galilea Lopez and Brisia Cardona.
Daniel Hager has really shown a penchant for putting the pieces together. His work in technology is impressive, which included an opportunity to compete on a National level. Take a look into Hager's technological journey here:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2559834
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2559834
The West Noble ag department Special Projects class is selling poinsettias for $7-9 each. Please contact West Noble FFA advisor Khara Kimmel by email at kimmelk@westnoble.k12.in.us for more information.
Plan for your decor now, the holiday season is rapidly approaching!
Plan for your decor now, the holiday season is rapidly approaching!
We have a handful of openings at West Noble if you want to work with an awesome team of employees and students! Come sign up today!
West Noble Winter Merchandise store is now running a sale thru November 23rd. https://clcdesigns.store/wnchargers/shop/home
We salute those who have served.
Today is Tuesday, November 11, 2025 and West Noble Schools are on a Two Hour Delay.
Today is Monday, November 10, 2025. West Noble Schools are on a two-hour delay for ice and snow.
Slow down there, buddy!
Life has been moving quickly for West Noble Elementary principal Mark Yoder, who sped through his 60th birthday Thursday. The whole school and staff celebrated with Yoder in the gym, and the birthday boy took time slow down and pose with his birthday cake.
Congrats Mr. Yoder on reaching a new milestone, hope you had a great birthday!
Life has been moving quickly for West Noble Elementary principal Mark Yoder, who sped through his 60th birthday Thursday. The whole school and staff celebrated with Yoder in the gym, and the birthday boy took time slow down and pose with his birthday cake.
Congrats Mr. Yoder on reaching a new milestone, hope you had a great birthday!
The wrappers have all settled, and the results are in!
The annual West Noble Middle School candy bar fundraiser was once again well received and a success, drawing in $31,000 worth of chocolate sales, which is wild.
This year's top seller is Virgil Rassner, a WNMS fifth grader, who sold 16 boxes of chocolates. Second place was right behind with 15 boxes, and that was WNMS sixth grader Cameron Bontrager. The two won gift cards for $100 and $50, respectively.
The middle school is also hosting an ice cream party and treasure chest drawing on Nov. 13.
Congrats to Virgil and Cameron, and woohoo for everyone who helped give back to their school!
The annual West Noble Middle School candy bar fundraiser was once again well received and a success, drawing in $31,000 worth of chocolate sales, which is wild.
This year's top seller is Virgil Rassner, a WNMS fifth grader, who sold 16 boxes of chocolates. Second place was right behind with 15 boxes, and that was WNMS sixth grader Cameron Bontrager. The two won gift cards for $100 and $50, respectively.
The middle school is also hosting an ice cream party and treasure chest drawing on Nov. 13.
Congrats to Virgil and Cameron, and woohoo for everyone who helped give back to their school!
It's National Donut Day for those who choose to celebrate :)
P.S. - Janie's announced this past weekend that it's last stop in Ligonier for 2025 will be Thursday, Nov. 13. Plan accordingly.
