ENMS has updated their Military tribute slideshow over break. If you or someone you know is an EN grad and have been or currently are in the military, you can submit your information using this link: Google Form.
Here is the updated slideshow:
Earlier this week in Mrs. Munk's Spotlight class, students were challenged with a productive struggle to build a 3D ring using only Pringles!
Sooooo much fun at Reindeer Games today! Hope you have a safe winter break!
Congratulations to our December Students of the Month!!
Our seventh-grade artists had a blast today creating vibrant neon paintings under black lights! The classroom transformed into a glowing studio, and their creativity really lit up the room.
Join us on December 16 from 5:30-7:00pm for our winter STEAM Showcase! Listen to the band and choir, look through art, ag, and tech displays and have a chance to enjoy some FACS soup! There is also a fund raiser involved called Kiln to Kitchen. We hope to see you at the middle school!
Mr. Treesh works with PE students as they begin their archery unit.
Congratulations to our November Students of the Month!
Last Friday and Saturday, our drama club put on one heck of a show as they performed High School Musical Jr! Acting, singing, choreography, you name it... the kids did it and it was a hit! Unfortunately, our photographer had the weekend off but we wanted to praise the students and Mrs. Mettert for another wonderful performance!
Check out these incredible bakers! Thanks to the Bake for Good program, our ENMS FACS students learned the art of baking bread. They dove into the math and science of bread making in class, then put their skills to the test with King Arthur ingredients. Armed with their newfound knowledge, students worked together to 36 loaves of bread! The bread was shared with Common Grace food pantry, our students are spreading kindness, one loaf at a time. 🍞🌟 #BakeForGood #KingArthurBaking
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Partners in Mrs. Johnson's art class created video posts answering questions about the designing of their guitar!
A few more photos from Mrs. Rogers monster project from this week!
Enjoy the Veteran's Day Slideshow that was presented during our ceremony on Nov. 11, 2025. This video highlights men and women that are related to the students and staff of East Noble Middle School. Click this link to watch the video.
Enjoy our EN Military Graduates video that has been updated with a few recent additions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UeFcQXEpi8
If you, or a loved one, is an EN grad and you'd like to be added to the slideshow, please fill out this form.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc_unytoxd9Z8rxYeiBxspNuJ-gaIlO1JVJO4czGlCCv7D-BQ/viewform
Congratulations to our October students of the month!
Today, our 8th graders attended JA Job Spark. Students explore industry clusters (for example: advanced manufacturing, IT, health sciences, construction, etc.) and learn about the kinds of jobs available in those sectors locally. It was a great experience for all!
Congrats to Mr. Grossman, Mr. Risedorph and Mr. Bennett for "winning" the PTO fund raiser Sundae competition!!
We would like to thank Anne Tipple, the Kendallville Public Library Board President, for being our "Principal of the Day." Anne had the opportunity to visit many classrooms, see students at work and had the wonderful experience of a chilly fire drill!
On Friday, ENMS took a small group of 7th and 8th grade students to visit Impact Institute. Impact introduces students to various vocational opportunities. This experience is designed to introduce our students to career paths and hands-on learning opportunities they can apply for starting their sophomore year. We want to send a special thank you to Damian Disque for guiding the tour!
Mrs Rogers and Mr. Vaught’s classes partnered up to help students worked together to research and cook a traditional dish from another culture, connecting their work to the Indiana 7th Grade Social Studies standards on world history and geography. Each group was given a country, learned about its customs, history and explored how geography, trade, and cultural exchange have influenced that country. Students then prepared an authentic recipe to share with the class and presented on the historical and cultural significance of their dish. This project helped students meet standards related to understanding global cultures, identifying human–environment interactions, and recognizing how traditions reflect a society’s history and values—all while developing teamwork and communication skills in a hands-on, engaging way.
