Happy Thanksgiving!
Our first grade has been learning about life long ago in pioneer times. After finishing the book Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder, students learned that life was quite different than it is now. As a closing to this study, we celebrated by having a Pioneer Day! First grade students rotated through different stations to experience what life was like in pioneer times. They created pioneer wagons from graham crackers, marshmallows, pretzel sticks, gummy life savers, & frosting. Students made quilt squares that were joined together to make a quilt which is proudly displayed in our main lobby. The Kendallville library celebrated with us by helping students make their own butter, and of course, what good is butter without bread so we also had a bread dough making station. Finally, our first graders made a Harvest Blessing Snack and played games that the pioneers used to play. It was truly a fun hands-on experience enjoyed by all.
Our NEHS members spent time with the residents of Orchard Pointe yesterday! Everyone was very thankful for this opportunity!
Wayne Center Turkey Bowl 2019! What a fun way to end our day before break! Congratulations to Mr. Brown for winning this year!
Enjoy Thanksgiving break. School resumes on Monday, December 2.
Congratulations to our Students of the Month!
The Roaring Robots did an incredible job at Rome City’s VEX IQ competition.
Out of 32 teams, Roaring Robots Purple and Blue won the Teamwork Championship and have qualified for STATE at Lucas Oil Stadium!
Green Team won the Skills Award and placed 2nd in the Teamwork Championship.
The Purple Team was also awarded the Excellence Award that is given to the top overall team based on driving, interviews, and their Engineering Design Notebook!
Amazing job to all team members on an incredible day!
Blue and Gold Day- Friday, Nov 22!!!
Wayne Center ♥️’s EN 🏈!
Wayne Center Tigers want to wish the EN football team GOOD LUCK on their semi-state game this Friday night! Go Knights!!!
We love our school! #RedforEd
We are so proud of our Spell Bowl team! Great job on all of your hard work
Nov. 19 is Red for Ed day. We are fortunate to have teacher leaders heading to Indianapolis to represent all of our teachers. At the same time, we are also fortunate to have nearly all of our teachers planning to remain in their buildings tomorrow and teach one of our most precious assets, our students! Don’t be confused by the number who are staying here to teach our students. They, too, believe strongly that districts need to be funded so that we are able to provide the support our students need and the salary our teachers deserve. They believe their profession is extremely important and they create hope, dreams, and a future for our youth which in turn impacts our economy and future. Wear red Tuesday, Nov. 19 to support our teachers and all those who work with students daily. They make a difference in the lives of our 3,600 ENSC students!
We all play a role in keeping our students safe. With this code, you can open your smartphone's camera and put the code in your camera frame. It will then give prompt you to send wc-saysomething@eastnoble.net an email. Remember, if you see something, #saysomething!
Congratulations to our 251 students who achieved the Principal’s Challenge for Trimester 1! What a fun day of bowling! Thank you 10 Pinz Bowling in Kendallville for having us!
Congratulations Kim Desper! East Noble School Corporation’s Teacher of the Year. You are amazing!!
Another PAC sponsored activity for our students is coming up! This informational paper was sent home with your child this week! Thank you PAC!
Internet Safety and Cyberbullying
Wayne Center hosted our first Gallery Walk today! We learned so much about our students! We can’t wait to see what our Trimester 2 Gallery Walk will bring!
Wayne Center’s first ever Gallery Walk will be held this Thursday from 8:30-9:30 am. This is an opportunity for all students to share off their accomplishments! We are looking forward to seeing what our students have to share!
