East Noble Middle School

If you're by the middle school this week for conferences, be sure and check out the slideshow of East Noble alumni that have served in the military in the commons! Reminder that if you, or someone you know is an East Noble graduate and served in the military, we'd like to honor you by adding you to our presentation. Complete the form in the link below.

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When there’s a mess, it’s all hands on deck around here. Luckily, we have Mr. Cain who is always ready to help out (and dressed appropriately on NEON Day). Safety first!!

ENMS Unified Knights joined Wayne Center and ENHS for a fun day for their annual Bike Day. Students gathered together today to bike laps to support inclusion in schools. Students got to ride bikes, play cornhole, get their face painted, and participate in the dunk tank. It was a great day!

As Mr. Field's 8th grade social studies classes move into the Colonial America time period, early factories used waterwheels to power simple machines inside. Students had to build a functional waterwheel that stood on its own and spun when water ran past it.

This past week in Mrs. Grossman's class, her learning partners class did a week long project of making cake pops. They broke into three groups for three separate days of constructing the cake pops. Group 1 made the cakes, group 2 mixed the cakes and frosting together to make the pops, and group 3 dipped them in chocolate. Every student in the class got a turn to participate in the final product and sample the cake pops and then rated each flavor to see what flavor was liked the best, and the least. It was a great activity for showing how it is important to practice the skills of budgeting, grocery shopping, navigating the kitchen environment, kitchen safety and cleanliness, and cleaning up after cooking.

Last week in Mr. Vaught's 7th grade Social Studies class, students created their superhero climate project. Students demonstrated their understanding of geography by creating a unique superhero designed to live in a specific climate zone. Each student was assigned a climate and tasked with developing a superhero whose powers, appearance, and lifestyle reflected the challenges and opportunities of that environment. Along with their creative design, students wrote an essay explaining the characteristics of the climate, how their hero’s abilities connected to those conditions, and how the hero would adapt to daily life there. It was fun to watch the kids be creative and excited in the halls and MakerSpace as they made their projects!

We'd like to say thank you to Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance for the support of the volleyball team this year! It's huge help to have some reliable stats created with the new iPads and app! THANK YOU!

Our fall Parent/Teacher Conferences are coming up! We hope to see you here to discuss your child's growth.

Mr. Gammon's Psychology class spent the last week coming up with board and card games to create for their unit. They had to create the game itself, the rules, and tie it to something they just learned about. They then had to come up with a commercial to sell the game to their classmates, before getting able to sit and play the games with their classmates. Some games included a Go Fish inspired trivia game, a version of Who Meme'd it?, and a Monopoly styled game.

This past week in Mr. Field's class, students were building sailboats to tie in with European exploration and how the explorers used sailboats to find faster routes to Asia.

Last week, in Ms. Martin's class, students played some fun games to help them remember their states and capitols. Learning and laughs ensued.

It's September and the art students are creating some beautiful pieces!

View the live stream for tonight's meeting of the East Noble School Corporation School Board at the following link: https://vimeo.com/event/5325341

To view the livestream of tonight's school board meeting, please click the following link: https://vimeo.com/event/5294544.

Here is our 2025 2026 school supply list. Look forward to seeing you soon!

8th grade parents should attend this meeting to help prepare for moving onto the high school next year! This meeting is held at the HIGH SCHOOL.

Please, please, please get connected on ParentSquare! It is home to all things communication from ENSC and ENMS! Teachers, students, parents and administrators can use it to connect with each other about anything related to school! Click the link below to get more details on how to sign up. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rA5AuYod1yuxs_FybgADkVSBwrtYHfSG/view

School begins on August 9, 2023! Have your registered your child? Registration affects many aspects of your child's experience, such as transportation and technology. Help ensure a smooth start to the year by making sure your child is registered prior to tomorrow!

The school board meeting on Wednesday, April 12, has been moved to East Noble High School. It will begin at 6:00.

ENMS Families, The Drake Road project will enter its next phase of construction, starting in a few weeks. This will affect traffic patterns on Drake Road for the remainder of the school year. Starting on April 3rd, Drake Road will be east bound traffic only from the corner of Weston Ave to Lincoln Street. If you drop off or pick up your student at the middle school, you must enter the main entrance as you drive east along Drake Road. When you exit the main entrance, you must turn right and continue east towards Main Street. We know many of you park at the Sunset Parking lot off Drake and wait for your child, this parking lot may be blocked during construction hours. If you choose to wait for your student off the school grounds, please use the Sunset Parking lot off Weston Ave or Rush Street. Students can use the crosswalk at the corner of Weston Ave and Drake Road for safe passage across the road. You should not at any time pull into the bus parking lot on Weston Ave to pick up or drop off your student. Please see the map for full details on traffic flow. We know this will create some challenges during the construction phase, but we will all benefit in the end. During construction please be mindful of Police and Fire by not parking at or blocking access to the fire station or any other streets or access points. Thank you for your cooperation with these changes as we continue to keep our students’ safety as a priority. Andrew Deming