West Noble Middle School
A Great Place to Learn and Grow
West Noble is preparing for the 2026-27 school year, and maybe you'd like to join our team?
We have a handful of positions open for the upcoming school year, and you might be the one to find out why West Noble is a great place to learn and grow!
Find the web address on our flier and come join our team today!
West Noble's most decorated program, boys cross country, welcomes in its newest head coach as Mo Trejo has been tabbed to lead the program this fall. Take a read on Trejo's history and what he hopes to accomplish as skipper.
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2988414
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2988414
Our West Noble Spotlight on Success for early June was on the progress West Noble Middle School made in several areas.
Principal Ashley Bradley spoke on the participation numbers and success the Emotional Development students encountered this past school year. Led by teacher Gretchen Schaadt and paras Abby Cox and Freya Suddon, the program oversaw 15 students in grades 5-8, including a student from outside the district that is choosing to stay at West Noble in part to the success they had in the program. West Noble Middle School is anticipating 14 in the program this upcoming school year.
WNMS athletic director Gene Teel then noted the achievements of the spring sports, where boys and girls track as well as co-ed golf all saw big things happen. Golf won the Jr. NECC title for the first time ever, beating Angola by 12 strokes led by individual champion Brooks Wilson. Track also had a monster season, with the girls repeating as Jr. NECC champions and three athletes - Lydia Mead, Ashley Belmares and Paulette Garcia - all winning titles. Sully Shrock and the boys 4x400 relay also won Jr. NECC titles this spring and four girls school records were set over the course of the season.
Come on out to West Noble Middle School TODAY between 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to get your car washed by the Theatre33 group. The fundraiser is designed to help support the acting team at West Noble with expenses for the upcoming school year!
Charger athletes and their families,
We are incredibly excited to start working with your students and supporting them over their high school sports careers.
To help us get a head start on next year, we ask that you please complete your student-athlete’s paperwork via FinalForms as soon as possible. Having this information on file ensures we can quickly access crucial details and keep your student safe in the event of any incident or emergency.
How to Access FinalForms:
Visit our website at wnchargers.net.
Look for the "FinalForms" link, located right next to the Chargers emblem.
Taking a few minutes to complete this now will ensure your student is cleared and ready to play on day one! If you have any questions or run into any issues, please don't hesitate to reach out to the Athletic Department for assistance.
We celebrated our 2026 West Noble High School graduates yesterday, and here are some of the 'flicks', as the kids call them, highlighting some of our moments.
Check back in later today as we will have a much bigger gallery available via our West Noble website, as well as more content and memories from the graduation ceremony for our latest graduating class at West Noble High School.
Congratulations to everyone who graduated, we wish you well on your paths in the future!
Check back in later today as we will have a much bigger gallery available via our West Noble website, as well as more content and memories from the graduation ceremony for our latest graduating class at West Noble High School.
Congratulations to everyone who graduated, we wish you well on your paths in the future!
Here's a quick shot of the West Noble Middle School kids who earned or were invited by a friend who received a Charger Character award this school year! The group went to Indiana Beach and had great weather, and by all accounts, everyone had a great time!
Here are your Character Award photos for West Noble Middle School's spring semester!
A full rundown of who was chosen can be found on our WNMS website under the WNMS Links tab and 'Character Awards' link.
Or you can just click the link here:
https://wnms.westnoble.k12.in.us/o/wnms/page/charger-character-awards
A full rundown of who was chosen can be found on our WNMS website under the WNMS Links tab and 'Character Awards' link.
Or you can just click the link here:
https://wnms.westnoble.k12.in.us/o/wnms/page/charger-character-awards
Parents or Students: If there is a school issued Chromebook in your household that is in need of repair during summer break, please fill out this Google form below. Someone from the West Noble's Technology Department will be in contact with you.
Summer Chromebook Repair Form
Our most recent Spotlight on Success at West Noble was our theatre production team, Theatre33.
Theatre33 is dealing with some clutter and headaches now, but the short term pains will hopefully be long term gains. Renovations to the stage, storage areas and the theatre hub in general this summer should help Theatre33 bring better show productions in the future.
Theatre33 is dealing with some clutter and headaches now, but the short term pains will hopefully be long term gains. Renovations to the stage, storage areas and the theatre hub in general this summer should help Theatre33 bring better show productions in the future.
Just a reminder for the families who have kids attending summer school.
Breakfast and lunch will be served on Mondays through Thursdays in the month of June.
The 2026 summer school meals will be served at West Noble Primary in conjunction with summer school classes. Breakfast/Lunch will be for anyone up to 18 years of age. Must eat in the cafeteria only. No take-outs.
Breakfast time: 7:30-8 a.m.
Lunch time: 11-11:45 a.m.
Our full menus can be found on any of the West Noble school websites on the Food Services pages, on the West Noble app in 'dining' - both in document and in daily menu forms - or you can contact Food Service director Debbie Rodriguez at rodriguezde@westnoble.k12.in.us
Just a quick post from the West Noble Middle School awards programs from the past two days, including the eighth grade send-off. Congrats to all of the award winners, and just FYI, we will be posting the Pillars of Character award winners on the West Noble Middle School website page within the next couple of days. Stay tuned!
West Noble FFA concluded its season with a year-end awards ceremony at the high school. Check out the full list of award winners and notables with our list below:
https://westnobleschoolcorporationin.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2937001
https://westnobleschoolcorporationin.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2937001
Last night's school board meeting confirmed that Jennifer Duncan will become the next principal at West Noble Elementary. She will take over this fall for Mark Yoder, who is retiring after three decades of service.
Read about Duncan's thoughts on taking the reigns at a rapidly changing WNE building:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2934012
Read about Duncan's thoughts on taking the reigns at a rapidly changing WNE building:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2934012
A tad late to the party, but it was a long holiday weekend... :)
Here are some photos from the West Noble Middle School year-end band concert, led by director Moorea Douglas. Photos provided by Michael Campbell.
Here are some photos from the West Noble Middle School year-end band concert, led by director Moorea Douglas. Photos provided by Michael Campbell.
We pause to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Attention West Noble wrestlers and all of your friends!
You are going to want to be around on June 13 as one of the top wrestling coaches around is running a clinic at West Noble.
See the flier for details on how you can get better under the leadership of legendary Chad Red!
You are going to want to be around on June 13 as one of the top wrestling coaches around is running a clinic at West Noble.
See the flier for details on how you can get better under the leadership of legendary Chad Red!
Monday night was the time for the West Noble choirs to come together for its spring showcase.
Sixth grade through high school all performed three-song medleys, the sixth and seventh grades also coming together to perform 'Better Together' and the eighth and high school ensembles also combining to close the night with 'Stronger Together'.
Each of the grades were also presented with year-end awards from choir director Sarah Sponseller, who has absorbed the high school choir this semester along with her work with the middle schoolers.
Great show overall, keep working hard!
Sixth grade through high school all performed three-song medleys, the sixth and seventh grades also coming together to perform 'Better Together' and the eighth and high school ensembles also combining to close the night with 'Stronger Together'.
Each of the grades were also presented with year-end awards from choir director Sarah Sponseller, who has absorbed the high school choir this semester along with her work with the middle schoolers.
Great show overall, keep working hard!
Boys soccer has announced its summer camp, set for July 6-9 at West Noble's soccer fields. The camps will run from 5-6:30 p.m. each day and costs $25 per camper, and there is a $5 discount for multiple family members.
Registration fliers are attached, or contact coach Willems at willemsh@westnoble.k12.in.us or (574) 635-0525.
Registration fliers are attached, or contact coach Willems at willemsh@westnoble.k12.in.us or (574) 635-0525.
West Noble Middle School took over BizTown in Fort Wayne these past two days! Part of the Junior Achievement program, BizTown is a hands-on program designed to give kids real-life experiences about how businesses work, how to function within a professional construct, how Uncle Sam collects, and how to budget money both personally and within the business.
Junior Achievement's staff kept the students on a strict schedule with preset tasks, and allowed them to 'earn money' to purchase 'goods' within BizTown at the various business spaces.
A huge THANK YOU to the staff at Junior Achievement and all of our West Noble volunteers for taking on our fifth grade classes and showing a great amount of patience as the kids learned what it's like in the real world!
Junior Achievement's staff kept the students on a strict schedule with preset tasks, and allowed them to 'earn money' to purchase 'goods' within BizTown at the various business spaces.
A huge THANK YOU to the staff at Junior Achievement and all of our West Noble volunteers for taking on our fifth grade classes and showing a great amount of patience as the kids learned what it's like in the real world!
