Read more on how Daniela Perez Munoz qualified for nationals and Landen Bishop nearly made it two.
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2840912
Despite some crumby weather at times this morning, half of our West Noble Middle School seventh graders took to the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center to enhance their knowledge of the geography around them.
The students worked through four stations in two waves: one group for a hike to the gravel pit to focus on glaciers and their impact in carving out much of northern Indiana; and a longer hike to the bog and the 'bog jump'. The second wave worked near the Merry Lea dome at the to learn the impact of the glaciers and rock cycles, as well as at the model station to get a hand's on for changing landscapes how humans utilize rocks.
Thank you to the fine folks at Merry Lea, and for another round of hosting this Friday! Hoping for better weather for the next group!
Thank you, librarians!
Thank you, paraprofessionals!
Be safe, be good, and have a great break!
Wednesday evening was the officially official end to the winter sports season on the West Noble campus. The middle school hosted its winter sports banquet, highlighting its Charger Strong award for each of boys and girls basketball, wrestling and cheerleading.
Find out who our award winners are, and enjoy some candids from the evening!
If you haven't added the app to your phone, you are missing out on quite a bit. Notifications about school delays and cancellations, live feeds from our social media, lunch menus, school calendars and updates, staff directories, pictures, news stories about positive happenings at our schools, and on and on.
If you want to stay up-to-date with all things West Noble, download the app...it's FREE! It will make your life easier.
This past Monday at the school board meeting, the Technology Department for West Noble School Corporation was the Spotlight, showcasing not only the roles of the five whom work within, but some of the programs and perks that help our students and staff function at a high level, in and out of the classroom. Congrats to director Mike Burke and his staff on being March's Spotlight on Success!
Long takes over for two-time defending champion Mrs. Eash as the school's chili champion, and was happy to hoist the hardware for a photo opp this morning.
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Staff member Amy Church provided private donations to each of the music, choir and Theatre33 programs at West Noble. Church, a veteran of marching band herself, was happy to present the checks to each of the program directors - Sarah Sponseller for choir, Chris and Moorea Douglas for band, and Nic Weimer for Theatre33.
Thank you to Amy for her generosity!
If you haven't already heard, the Charger Fishing Club is back in session this spring, open to any WNMS student (grades 5-8). It's free to join, and odds are good you'll reel in a fish!
All fishing will take place at the pond on the middle school campus and will be supervised at all times.
If interested, pick up a form at the WNMS main office or find Mr. Schermerhorn. Those who fished in the fall and wish to fish again this spring are already good to go!
If parents have questions, you can contact Mr. Tim Schermerhorn at schermerhornt@westnoble.k12.in.us
The clinics are set for Saturdays (see dates on the graphic), which will have both the girls and boys clinics active for kids in second through seventh in girls and second through eighth in boys. All clinics will be held at West Noble High School. Registration cut-off is April 6.
For more information, see the graphic or contact coach Alison Mead at alison.m.mead@gmail.com
Help continue a proud tradition of West Noble volleyball!
More daylight is coming!
Get after it!
That said, West Noble's choir students joined together Wednesday evening at Charger Hall to perform from the series "Weather of All Kinds". The sixth, seventh and eighth grade choirs all did a two-song sampler, followed by the high school for a tune before everyone joined together to close the show with a mashup of 'Over The Rainbow' and 'What a Wonderful World'.
Very fun to see all of the choirs come together in one performance, and bravo once again to choir director Sarah Sponseller for her direction and leadership!
Register today to join us at Stones Hill Church next Saturday (March 7) for our annual Night of Hope hosted by Turning Point Education Center.
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We are down to just over a week remaining ahead of the annual Night of Hope hosted by West Noble's Turning Point.
Set for March 7 at Stones Hill Community Church, this is the biggest fundraiser for Turning Point, part of the West Noble School Corporation. Dinner, auctions, entertainment and fellowship, it's a great night to unwind, hang with friends and neighbors, and support West Noble students at the same time.
What are you waiting for? Bring a friend, bring your family, bring your business! Register today!
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