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A quick reminder for parents and students this week for dress up days at WNP, WNE and WNMS!
The popcorn was flying off the countertop this morning at Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse as West Noble's Applied Skills programs paid a visit to see Zootopia 2!
Applied Skills really enjoys their field trips, and their excitement this morning was well worth the early start for the theatre.
Thank you to the Goralczyk family for hosting our kids and staff, the kids really enjoyed their time at the theatre!
Applied Skills really enjoys their field trips, and their excitement this morning was well worth the early start for the theatre.
Thank you to the Goralczyk family for hosting our kids and staff, the kids really enjoyed their time at the theatre!
Imagine the looks on the faces of the fine folks at Culver's in Goshen this afternoon when dozens of elementary kids got off the bus and headed into the restaurant. Those looks doubled as West Noble Primary sent its kindergarten and first grade armies on the annual Girls and Guys Day Out trip.
The kindergarteners went to Culver's first for some fuel while the first graders started down the road at WalMart to do some Christmas shopping - half of their allowance on clothes and the other on toys. A little under an hour later, the two grades swapped locations as part of a great afternoon away!
Special thank you to all the fine folks at Culver's in Goshen and the south side WalMart for their hospitality and partnership.
The kindergarteners went to Culver's first for some fuel while the first graders started down the road at WalMart to do some Christmas shopping - half of their allowance on clothes and the other on toys. A little under an hour later, the two grades swapped locations as part of a great afternoon away!
Special thank you to all the fine folks at Culver's in Goshen and the south side WalMart for their hospitality and partnership.
Turn of the new year, turning of a page potentially for you!
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New Year, New You in Blue!
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We've got a few spots open for our West Noble School Corporation team, and we want to add you to our team.
New Year, New You in Blue!
Sign up here: https://app.hirenimble.com/jobs/WestNobleSchoolCorporation
Wednesday evening brought another holiday music program, this coming from the West Noble Middle School. Music director Moorea Douglas led a two-song sampler from the sixth, seventh and eighth grade ensembles, and a final performance from the combined seventh and eighth graders.
Music is alive in the middle school, and the performances this evening were proof!
Tuesday night was the third grade music and art festival at West Noble Elementary School. Adorning the halls were student projects headed by art teacher Tammy Bieberich, welcoming families into the gymnasium for the musical compliment led by music teacher Hayley Hostetler.
The seven-song catalog had students performing in both the light and in the dark, singing and playing modified instruments that began production in August.
The show was the first of several musical productions that will take place at West Noble schools in the coming days heading into the winter holiday.
Well done students in your performances, and kudos to all the staff members who put on a great event!
The seven-song catalog had students performing in both the light and in the dark, singing and playing modified instruments that began production in August.
The show was the first of several musical productions that will take place at West Noble schools in the coming days heading into the winter holiday.
Well done students in your performances, and kudos to all the staff members who put on a great event!
We've got an event to add to your calendars!
Friday, Dec. 19, starting at 4:30 p.m. in the West Noble High School cafeteria, the Class of 2027 will be hosting a taco dinner fundraiser ahead of the boys/girls basketball doubleheader against Central Noble.
Cost is $10 per person which includes three chicken, pork or classic tacos, rice, bean and a drink.
The fundraiser will help support the WNHS Class of 2027 put on the junior and senior prom, and support the class' graduation activities during Senior Week 2027.
You know you already planned on going to the games...help out the Class of 2027 set up their future!
Friday, Dec. 19, starting at 4:30 p.m. in the West Noble High School cafeteria, the Class of 2027 will be hosting a taco dinner fundraiser ahead of the boys/girls basketball doubleheader against Central Noble.
Cost is $10 per person which includes three chicken, pork or classic tacos, rice, bean and a drink.
The fundraiser will help support the WNHS Class of 2027 put on the junior and senior prom, and support the class' graduation activities during Senior Week 2027.
You know you already planned on going to the games...help out the Class of 2027 set up their future!
Some breaking news from the high school football world this morning:
West Noble has three players named to the Indiana Football Coaches Association (IFCA) All-State lists for the 2025 season!
Defensive back Xavier Yates was named to the Class 3-A Senior All-State Team, and both Brogan Parks at defensive line and Ethan Yates at athlete were tabbed for the Class 3-A Junior All-State Team.
Congrats to these young men on a fantastic season!
West Noble has three players named to the Indiana Football Coaches Association (IFCA) All-State lists for the 2025 season!
Defensive back Xavier Yates was named to the Class 3-A Senior All-State Team, and both Brogan Parks at defensive line and Ethan Yates at athlete were tabbed for the Class 3-A Junior All-State Team.
Congrats to these young men on a fantastic season!
Today is Thursday, December 4th and West Noble School are Closed. This will be a virtual learning day.
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
