The Brigade were part of the Festival Class, a two-school group joined by Fort Wayne Dwenger. The class was not publicly scored; this being West Noble's first competition of the fall.
In all, 24 schools competed at the Invite in six categories: Festival, Scholastic, and Class A, B, C & D.
The Lightning Brigade competes again this weekend at the DeKalb Invite.
Special thanks to Leia Noll for the pics from Goshen!
The storytellers of the past did a wonderful job integrating the kids into the ways of life in the 1800s, from ironworking to handcrafting jewelry, firing muskets and bows and arrows, and all the excitement that has made the Pioneer Festival a staple in the community.
Thank you to the festival for hosting our kids, and for the wonderful job in putting on the festival.
Congrats to our latest class of NHS members!
Special thank you to WNHS senior Victoria Servin for providing photos from the ceremony.
The workshop is in partnership with Everence, intended to help bring confidence and clarity on the transition to Medicare.
Please register at the link below:
https://www.everence.com/west-noble-medicare?scrlybrkr=f179b251
Enjoy your Labor Day holiday!
Welcome to the newest members of the National Honor Society at West Noble High School!
To find out all who will comprise the newest NHS class, see the article below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2386417
See the link below to find out how you can get your copy!
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2381945
Little Charger Volleyball is holding a five-session skills camp, geared for girls in grades 2-5 to work on fundamentals, team work, and having fun with their friends and coaches!
See the flier for details, and if you have questions, please contact coach Alyssa Baumgartner at baumgartnera@westnoble.k12.in.us. Deadline for sign-ups is Sept. 3.
Among the images are Family Time at both Turning Point and West Noble Elementary, outdoor classes and scenery in Charger Woods, the recycling event at Turning Point, and elementary kids having fun at recess.
Piggybacking the momentum from a great Friday night of football, cross country opened its competition season with entry in the Elkhart Christian Academy Invite and volleyball hosted its 11th annual West Noble Charger Invite.
The girls cross team sent out eight of its best runners and came away with a team title, the four pairs from the relay-style Hokum Karem format topped a good groups of local programs, while the boys showed well among some of the area's top outfits.
Volleyball was oh, so close in its pursuit of a title, tying for first in its pool play, but lost on a tiebreaker and settled for third on the podium.
Great weekend of Charger athletics, and we're just getting started! Go Chargers!
The fine people at Turning Point also mentioned that if you need a pickup done for your donated scrap metal, please give them a call or send an email!
See the flier for details!
Both the girls and boys varsity soccer programs fell to Fort Wayne Blackhawk via shutouts, while the JV boys soccer rallied for a 3-3 tie against Blackhawk. Volleyball saw its C team and JV lose in two to East Noble before the varsity swept the Knights to close a long evening of athletics in Ligonier.
The preschoolers will be in school in a couple weeks and will be frequently utilizing their wooded area as part of West Noble's aim to be learning outside the classroom approach.
If you have that old TV antenna hiding in the grass next to your garage, or a hammock that you're not going to use anymore, Turning Point would love to take your scrap metal. See the graphic for more information for next weekend's Recycle For A Reason. Your scrap metal will help kids in our community grow closer to their educational goals!
Our school photo dates are set for each building, so bring your smiles and make sure you don't eat spinach or Cheetos for breakfast!
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We're back on campus in full today, kids and teachers all fired up and ready for a new school year!
We are happy to serve your children and start another year of representing the West Noble community, growing and learning together!
Added WNMS teacher Darin Kauffman, "How many days left? 180!"
