We have an online portal set up to begin registration. Just think, it's one less thing you'll have to remember to do in a couple months. Treat your future self now.
Find our story to get the initial information and links. We can't wait to see all the new faces ready to learn and grow with us!
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2680911
Matilda, the latest performance production by West Noble's Theatre33 group, have performances set for Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7, both 7 p.m. shows, and a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, Feb. 8. Tickets for each show are $10 for adults and $7 for students, and can be purchased at the activities door at West Noble High School. All performances will be in the high school cafetorium.
Elyse Mead led the Lady Chargers with 13 points in the season finale, which has West Noble's roller coaster season wrap up at 7-15 overall.
For more information, contact Amy Church at WNMS at (260) 894-3191.
The West Noble High School semi-formal is a pick your poison this year. Landing on Friday, Feb. 13, you can go the scary route and work the angle of Freddy Krueger, or you can doll up and shoot the arrow to a Valentine's Day theme. Your choice, choose your adventure.
Tickets go on sale this Wednesday and are $15 per person pre-sale, or $20 at the door. If you are bringing someone who is not a West Noble student, a guest form must be filled out for them to attend. All forms are due by Feb. 11.
Well done to all the award winners. Keep up the good work!
The Chargers had a sectional champion in 190-pound sophomore Brogan Parks, who rode the top seed in the bracket with a pair of pins to make the final. And in dominant fashion in the championship match against Angola's Owen Shull, Parks was a complete control in a 16-0 tech fall to claim the posterboard.
Both Gavin Christman (138) and Joe Button (144) were both runner-ups, Leon Bontrager (113) was third, and Korbin Rassner (126) worked his way to fourth place to round out the automatic qualifiers for next week's Goshen Regional.
Peyton Franklin (175) and Eduardo Rodriguez (215) were both fifth place and are set as alternates awaiting a call to see their seasons continue.
Congrats to Parks and all the Chargers on their sectional success, and good luck at the regional next Saturday!
The morning session stopped at West Noble Elementary, then the road show hit up West Noble Middle School for a pair of shows, showcasing a quartet of musical numbers from the play.
We encourage you to come see Matilda, with performances set for Friday, Feb. 8 and Saturday, Feb. 9, both 7 p.m. shows, and a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, Feb. 8. Tickets for each show are $10 for adults and $7 for students, and can be purchased at the activities door at West Noble High School. All performances will be in the high school cafetorium.
Before the start of the West Noble-Fairfield boys basketball game, Franklin was presented a commemorative plaque from West Noble school board president Joe Hutsell as West Noble superintendent recognized the moment.
We thank the Ligonier Redevelopment Commission for their support in helping complete the fitness center, and to all those who brought the center to life!
The production will take its show on the road this Friday to West Noble Elementary and West Noble Middle School for some shorts and laughs with the next generation, then start the final steps for the public shows the first weekend of February.
Check out the show flier for dates, times and pricing, as Theatre33 continues its brand of entertaining shows done completely in house!
Please join us Friday for a full evening of excitement. We are holding an open house for our new West Noble Fitness Center. And surrounding the open house, it's a double dip of basketball with our neighbors from Elkhart County.
Come for the open house, stay for the hoops.
For more info on the open house, visit the link below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2662419
West Noble Schools will be on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, January 28th due to blowing and drifting snow.
Today is Tuesday, January 27th. West Noble School are Closed due to drifting snow. This will be a virtual learning day.
West Noble Schools will be on a Two-Hour Delay on Tuesday, January 27th.
Some good news from down state.
Five of our West Noble football players were recognized for their work in the classroom by the Indiana Football Coaches Association.
The quintet of McKale Bottles, Gavin Keene, Trevor Steele, Cade Wolheter and Xavier Yates were all named Academic All-State by IFCA.
Each of the athletes had to carry a 3.7 GPA or better through the football season, and be nominated by an IFCA member coach.
Congrats to all of our award winners!
West Noble will take on the Eagles of Columbia City in the six-team 3-A sectional tournament at Tippecanoe Valley. The game is the first of two on Tuesday, Feb. 3, a 6 p.m. start. Wawasee and Fairfield will play in game two, with the host Vikings waiting on the West Noble-City winner and NorthWood awaiting the Wawasee-Fairfield winner. Both of the semi-finals will be held Friday, with the championship Saturday night, all at Valley.
Good luck Lady Chargers, let's go shock the state!
Charger Check-in:
Between weather chaos and continued testing in our buildings, it was pretty quiet on the Western front. But, we did have some news to report.
First, check out the photo of Mrs. Cox with some of the Primary peeps, building a skyscraper during indoor recess early in the week!
Then, we had some history Friday night as West Noble boys basketball coach, Ethan Marsh, achieved a milestone, reaching 100 career coaching wins. The win for Marsh was a highlight from the 70-30 win against Fremont, and won on his home court. Congrats, coach!
We also had a pair of wrestlers earn runner-up at the NECC Wrestling Tournament this past weekend. Both Gavin Christman at 138 pounds and Brogan Parks at 190 pounds were 2-0 entering their respective championship matches, and similarly, both were ousted by Eastside opponents. Christmas lost, 9-5, to Noah Dove and Parks fell, 3-1, to Job Richman.
West Noble also had Leon Bontrager, Joe Button and Hayden Clouse podium in fifth place and Korbin Rassner was sixth for the Chargers.
