West Noble High School
A Great Place to Learn and Grow
We know a lot of you have the West Noble app, but a lot of you don't!
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.
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.
A new positive initiative West Noble is putting into practice is something superintendent Dr. Lowe is endorsing as "Spotlight on Success". This recognizes entities of our school corporation who are going above and beyond to make West Noble a great place to learn and grow. This actually began in January in highlighting Hank Willems and the Work Based Learning program, and in February with our Student Resource Officers Chris Shearer and Grant Moser.
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!
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!
Great news from West Noble High School!
A pair of individuals - Jay Wu and Allison Stabler - have qualified for the Business Professionals of America's national contest and another, Jacky Silva, will serve as a delegate judge. The BPA National Leadership Conference is set for May 6-10 in Nashville, and our qualifiers advanced from a pool of competitors from the state level earlier this month.
Find out about all of the happenings here:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2780634
A pair of individuals - Jay Wu and Allison Stabler - have qualified for the Business Professionals of America's national contest and another, Jacky Silva, will serve as a delegate judge. The BPA National Leadership Conference is set for May 6-10 in Nashville, and our qualifiers advanced from a pool of competitors from the state level earlier this month.
Find out about all of the happenings here:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2780634
West Noble High School students and parents:
The Mobile Dentist will be here at West Noble High School on April 21st.
Consents are available at the main office, and please return consents by April 14th to Mrs. Jinks, RN in the Clinic. Parents may sign up at www.MySchoolDentist.com or complete a consent form.
The Mobile Dentist will be here at West Noble High School on April 21st.
Consents are available at the main office, and please return consents by April 14th to Mrs. Jinks, RN in the Clinic. Parents may sign up at www.MySchoolDentist.com or complete a consent form.
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Sometimes it just takes a first impression.
That was the case for Bella Barnes, who put on a show good enough on senior night to impress Huntington University into a spot in its cheerleading program.
Barnes is just the third cheerleader in the past eight years to sign a college letter of intent. Hear from Bella, her coach and the Huntington coach who just had to get a live look herself at the link below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2778194
That was the case for Bella Barnes, who put on a show good enough on senior night to impress Huntington University into a spot in its cheerleading program.
Barnes is just the third cheerleader in the past eight years to sign a college letter of intent. Hear from Bella, her coach and the Huntington coach who just had to get a live look herself at the link below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2778194
West Noble's performing arts were the benefactor of a set of financial donations today.
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!
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!
West Noble High School seniors and parents:
The state of Indiana has mandated a second dose of the meningococcal vaccine before the start of the 2026-27 school year. This vaccination is required for seniors to attend school in the state of Indiana. The Parkview Ronald McDonald Care Mobile will be here on Tuesday, April 14, to administer the required vaccination for the next school year.
Forms are available in the West Noble High School main office, or you can contact WNHS nurse Christine Jenks at jenksc@westnoble.k12.in.us.
The state of Indiana has mandated a second dose of the meningococcal vaccine before the start of the 2026-27 school year. This vaccination is required for seniors to attend school in the state of Indiana. The Parkview Ronald McDonald Care Mobile will be here on Tuesday, April 14, to administer the required vaccination for the next school year.
Forms are available in the West Noble High School main office, or you can contact WNHS nurse Christine Jenks at jenksc@westnoble.k12.in.us.
West Noble students hit the road to Allen County this week.
Sra. Bartlett's high school Spanish classes had the chance to see an authentic Flamenco dance performance at the Presbyterian Theater in downtown Fort Wayne. Meanwhile, the fourth graders visited the Embassy Theater in just down the road in Fort Wayne to take in the Taiko Project, a Japanese-American drum ensemble, which allowed some of West Noble's students and staff to actually partake in the action onstage.
West Noble will have a couple additional stops in Fort Wayne in the coming week, stay tuned!
Sra. Bartlett's high school Spanish classes had the chance to see an authentic Flamenco dance performance at the Presbyterian Theater in downtown Fort Wayne. Meanwhile, the fourth graders visited the Embassy Theater in just down the road in Fort Wayne to take in the Taiko Project, a Japanese-American drum ensemble, which allowed some of West Noble's students and staff to actually partake in the action onstage.
West Noble will have a couple additional stops in Fort Wayne in the coming week, stay tuned!
Want to learn from one of the top volleyball programs in the state? West Noble volleyball is building for its future, and hosting clinics for both girls, and for the first time, a boys series.
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!
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!
Slice it up! Enjoy the goodness of National Pi Day!
It's been an institution for over four decades. Smash the goombas today as you enjoy Super Mario Bros. Day!
Saturday night was one of optimism and entertainment at Stone's Hill Church as Turning Point held its annual Night of Hope fundraiser.
An evening of good food, good company and good vibes encompassed great testimonials, great entertainment, and hearts full of hope in support of Turning Point Education Center.
The fundraiser, which had special guest speaker, West Noble and Turning Point graduate Abel Zamarippa, also saw the live and silent auctions bring in over $31,000, which eclipsed last year's total by over $2,000. The night concluded with live entertainment from the Mobile Dueling Pianos.
Thank you to all who attended and helped coordinate the overwhelmingly successful event!
The final page of the story that was the 2026 West Noble gymnastics season was read on Saturday. Freshman Allie Haro and sophomore Neveah Patrick both competed as individuals at the Huntington Gymnastics Regional to round out the season schedule.
Patrick worked on bars, finishing with a 5.325 while Haro scored 8.05 on vault and 6.975 on floor, none of the scores high enough to qualify for next weekend's IHSAA State Finals.
The appearances from Haro and Patrick were the first by a West Noble gymnast since Heather Jacobs competed on beam in the 2008 regional.
Congrats on the duo for making some history and a great season overall!
Patrick worked on bars, finishing with a 5.325 while Haro scored 8.05 on vault and 6.975 on floor, none of the scores high enough to qualify for next weekend's IHSAA State Finals.
The appearances from Haro and Patrick were the first by a West Noble gymnast since Heather Jacobs competed on beam in the 2008 regional.
Congrats on the duo for making some history and a great season overall!
Love it or hate it, we are moving clocks forward tonight..."spring forward!"
More daylight is coming!
More daylight is coming!
It's one of the best days of the year: National Oreo Day!
Get after it!
Get after it!
Two of our gymnasts have another shot at a state dream. Allie Haro will compete Saturday on vault and floor, and Neveah Patrick is up on bars as part of the Huntington Gymnastics Regional.
Let's go Chargers!
Let's go Chargers!
The weather has been a topic of conversation lately, and they keep promising it will warm up! Then we have a fog delay today...
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!
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!
Turning Point is excited to announce another early graduate!
While most seniors are still counting down the days, this student, who would not like to be publicly named, finished his final credits ahead of schedule!
We are proud of our senior for locking in and putting for the extra effort to cross the finish line in March, rather than May!
While most seniors are still counting down the days, this student, who would not like to be publicly named, finished his final credits ahead of schedule!
We are proud of our senior for locking in and putting for the extra effort to cross the finish line in March, rather than May!
Columbia City showed why it's been regarded as one of the top outfits in Class 3-A.
The Eagles ran out to a 17-4 lead and never looked back in a 75-33 win over West Noble Tuesday night in the opening game of the Columbia City Boys Basketball Sectional.
The loss was the end of the road for the Chargers (5-18), which bids adieu to six seniors: Nolan Kelly, Trey Shisler, Trevor Steele, Brayden Ritchie, Blake Jones and Mason Taylor. Kelly finished the game with a team-high 17 points.
Columbia City moves on to face Fairfield in Friday's first semi-final. Wawasee knocked out Tippecanoe Valley in Tuesday's second game, setting up a showdown with NorthWood in Friday's second semi-final.
The Eagles ran out to a 17-4 lead and never looked back in a 75-33 win over West Noble Tuesday night in the opening game of the Columbia City Boys Basketball Sectional.
The loss was the end of the road for the Chargers (5-18), which bids adieu to six seniors: Nolan Kelly, Trey Shisler, Trevor Steele, Brayden Ritchie, Blake Jones and Mason Taylor. Kelly finished the game with a team-high 17 points.
Columbia City moves on to face Fairfield in Friday's first semi-final. Wawasee knocked out Tippecanoe Valley in Tuesday's second game, setting up a showdown with NorthWood in Friday's second semi-final.
