First grade doing a BreakOut EDU
If you are interested in helping our Christmas families, Christmas Angels are available in our office. All donations need to be returned to school by December 9.🎁
We are still taking orders for #Herber'sHeros shirts and sweatshirts. If you would like to support Mrs. Herber in her fight against cancer, all orders are due on Monday, December 2. Please use this link to order: https://casualenvyapparel.com/.
It’s a great day to be at Rome City Elementary. Robotics competition is in full swing. Go RomanBots!
Kindergarten getting ready for their feast.
Lunch menu for tomorrow has changed:
Fried Chicken Leg (instead of chicken nuggets)
PB&J
Carrots
Cooked Veggie
Bread/Butter
Pineapple
Apple Slices
Shopping time! Join us this Saturday, November 23 from 8:00am-2:00pm at Rome City Elementary School. Vendors are local and their crafts are amazing! Great way to do some holiday shopping.
Let's Go Knights!!! Wear your blue & gold tomorrow to cheer on our East Noble High School football team!
Fifth grade has been studying outer space and today went on a ‘field trip’ using VR headsets. They visited the surface of all the planets. Ask them which planet was the most interesting and why.
More Red for Ed! Our students are our favorite supporters! ❤️
Dear Parents and Guardians of East Noble Students,
East Noble School Corporation is reaching out to ask you to take part in our school questionnaire about technology. Your participation is essential to help us form a more complete picture of technology use in our students’ lives, both at school and at home. Your answers are valuable to us; we make use of this data to drive decisions about things such as choosing appropriate technology for classrooms and to better understand what technology skills we may need to focus more on with students.
The last day to complete this questionnaire is Tuesday, November 26. Your answers will remain completely anonymous. Please respond using the link below:
http://www.bbyt.es/AG44P
Red for Education
MEET THE STAFF: Our resource room is led by the caring teacher, Ms. Carpenter and her wonderful assistant, Mrs. Keck. Say "Hi" when you see them around the school.
Lost & Found is overflowing! Do you recognize any of these items?
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!
Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 19 is "Red for Ed" day across the state. Students, we encourage you to wear RED to school to show your support of public education.
Congratulations Kim Desper! East Noble School Corporation’s Teacher of the Year. You are amazing!!
This will be an excellent presentation that all parents and community members are welcome to attend.
5th grade visited JA BIZTOWN today. It was a great day learning about businesses and the roles within them. Fantastic, hard work today 5th grade!
French and Indians trading for furs, tools and food. Learning how they negotiated.
