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12/17/2008	EN, Westview, Churubusco named ‘Best Buy’ high schools
	East Noble, Westview and Churubusco high schools were named three of the state’s Best Buy High Schools by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for putting tax dollars to good use.

12/17/2008

Stellar Spellers

Kara Fields of Albion won the Central Noble Middle School spelling bee recently by correctly spelling the word “hazard.” The 13-year-old eighth-grader is the daughter of Billy Fields and Tina Lough. Spencer Rimmel, 14, of Albion was the runner-up. The eighth-grader missed spelling the word “mattress.” He is the son of Eric and Lisa Rimmel and will serve as the alternate for the county spelling bee in January.

12/9/2008	St.Mary School to debut band on Dec. 16th
	On Tuesday, Dec. 16, the band will debut in a big way at the annual school Christmas program beginning at 6:30 p.m. Jitters aside, band director Nora Jackson said they’ll be ready.

12/9/2008	WN recognized by national magazine
	West Noble HIgh School was one of a handful of Indiana schools to be recognized by a national news magazine for success inmeeting various performance goals.

11/30/2008	Central Noble Alternative School
	It’s not a behavior school and it’s not a short-cut for an easier path to a diploma; it’s hard work for students motivated to learn.

11/19/2008	East Noble finishes 4th in state at Spell Bowl
	The East Noble High School Spell Bowl team finished fourth in Class 1 at the Indiana Academic Spell Bowl State Finals held Saturday on the campus of Purdue University.

11/18/2008	Talented second-grader
	Michael Wilkinson has his artwork exhibited at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s Education Gallery

11/17/2008	East Noble to consider balanced schedule
	Administrators at the East Noble School Corp. will be presenting the idea of a balanced schedule at Wednesday’s East Noble school board meeting at the high school.

11/17/2008	Public meetings slated by YMCA for West Noble
	The Cole Center Family YMCA in Kendallville is seeking additional input from the public, as officials decide if, how and when to expand services to the West Noble area.