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West Noble High School: Making Connections!

What do Basketball, Radio, and Literacy have in common?  They are all ways that we are making connections at WNHS.  If you haven't tuned in to 105.9FM WNRL lately you have been missing out.  We are broadcasting a great mix of music, West Noble athletics, and local news 24 hours a day.  The new MIX 106 is also streaming live on the internet at http://mix106online.com/.  If you want to hear rebroadcasts of a show or event, check out our new archive site at http://www.ihigh.com/westnoble/. 

The Literacy Center, currently being developed by staff and students, is an amazing resource for WNHS.  This is a place where students can gain information in a variety of formats, creatively process that information, and communicate their learning to others.  This is the definition of Literacy for the 21st Century.  Teachers are already using this space effectively with students, and it is a great opportunity for connections to form in the brain.

  
Reading Challenge What do 36 books + 26 weeks + 25 staff members + 10 chats equal?  One field trip to Border's Books and $25.00 to spend!  The Charger Reading Challenge is back for a second year of reading, learning, chatting, connecting, and buying more books.  This was the highlight of the year for me last year, and it is shaping up to be bigger and better this year.  I hope to take two bus loads of students and staff to Borders on April 21st, 2010.  Will you be on the bus?  Will you take the challenge?  Click on the Charger Reading Challenge link for more information. ~ Nate Lowe, Principal

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General Information:

2009-2010 seniors wanting a transcript should request them through the WN Website. See link below.

Wawasee Area Career & Technical Cooperative (WACTC)

The Wawasee Area Career and Technical Cooperative is focused on equipping students for an ever-changing and increasingly competitive workplace. Participating schools include Fairfield High School, Wawasee High School, and West Noble High School. Ninth-graders should discuss enrolling in vocational courses at the first meetings with their high school counselors. Sophomores and juniors should enroll for junior- and senior-level classes during their school's regular scheduling sessions. For additional information and course offerings check out their website by clicking on the WACTC title above.

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