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Board adopts transportation and athletic fees for NHS The Noblesville Board of School Trustees has approved a schedule of transportation fees for students who participate in high school extracurricular activities, including athletics, and an athletic support fee for high school athletes.
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Noblesville Schools kicks off 'Be There' campaign Noblesville Schools is initiating a new attendance campaign. "Be Present" emphasizes the importance of being in school every day.
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Dr. Conner addresses teacher negotiations The Noblesville Teachers Forum has declared an impasse in contract negotiations with Noblesville Schools and has shared information about negotiations with the public through a community mailing. Superintendent Dr. Libbie Conner outlines the proposals made to the teachers' forum and the forum's final offer to the school district. The Noblesville Teachers Forum's recent Community Communiqué and the school board's response also are included.
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Welcome a new school year at ice cream socials Ice cream socials begin August 2. Times at NIS updated on July 23.
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Noblesville chosen as one of top five 'best places to retire' Liz Pulliam Weston, the Internet’s most widely read personal finance writer, wrote a recent column for MSN Money which listed the five top places in the United States to retire based on affordable housing, a good economy, good access to medical care, and a wide variety of leisure activities.
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ISTEP+ scores increase throughout Noblesville's schools The percentage of Noblesville Schools' students passing ISTEP+ in 2010 increased throughout the district, as did the percentage of students meeting the criteria for "Pass-Plus."
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Barrentine named principal at NIS, Rich principal at NMS Several administrative changes--including the appointments of Kyle Barrentine as principal at Noblesville Intermediate School and Ryan Rich as principal at Noblesville Middle School--have been approved by the Noblesville Board of School Trustees.
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Stacey White: ISTA's Minority Educator of the Year Stacey White, Noblesville High School's band director, has been named Minority Educator of the Year by the Indiana State Teachers Association.
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DVD copies of graduation ceremony are available From "Pomp and Circumstance" to the turning of the tassels, you can relive the Noblesville High School's 135th Annual Commencement Ceremony for years to come with a high quality recording on a DVD. Noblesville High School is making copies of the graduation program available on DVDs for $10 each. Copies may be ordered by using the attached order form. The completed form and a $10 check made payable to Noblesville High School are to be sent to Noblesville High School, Attn: Lorie Homan, 18111 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, 46060.
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Congratulations to our retiring teachers and staff! Thirteen teachers and five members of the support staff make up Noblesville Schools' 2009-10 retiring class. Together, the 18 served the children of Noblesville for 455 years.
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Noble Crossing earns EPA's ENERGY STAR® award Noble Crossing Elementary School is the second Noblesville school this year to earn the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's prestigious ENERGY STAR® award, the national symbol for superior energy efficiency and environmental protection.
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Budget Update: A message from Superintendent Libbie Conner This school year has been a year of surprises and uncertainty for Indiana public schools, and the near future appears no brighter. That uncertainty has touched Noblesville Schools directly as we end the year with 39 teachers unsure of their employment next year.
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Library group honors Vince Barnes as 'Distinguished School Administrator' The American Assocition of School Librarians (AASL) has named North Elementary School Principal Vince Barnes as this year's "Distinguished School Administrator."
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Energy Pacesetter Award recognizes $1.5 million in energy savings Energy Pacesetter Awards recognizes Noblesville Schools' savings of $1.5 million in energy use over 20 months.
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State of the Schools: Cause for celebration, concern, reason for confidence Dr. Libbie Conner, superintendent of Noblesville Schools, presented the annual State of the Schools address to the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. You can hear her presentation in this video and view the slides in this document.
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