Returning iPad’s End of Year

As the school year draws to a close, we wanted to give plenty of notice of how the iPad turn-in will happen.  During the last 3 days of school there will be representatives from the Tech Dept. at each lunch period.  During that time if you or your student feels they no longer need their iPad for finals they may turn it in along with the charging block and cable.  If you no longer have your charging block and or cable you will be charged a fee of $30.00.  The iPad must be turned in by your last lunch period on the final day of school.  If the iPad is not turned in you will be assessed a fee of $499.00.  If no contact or arrangements have been made by June 10th an action will be filed with the courts.  If you or your student will not be in attendance the last 3 days of school please make arrangements with the office to turn-in the iPad, charging block and cable.

Thank you for your cooperation during turn-in and we hope you have a safe, relaxing and enjoyable summer.

Chris Daughtry, Superintendent
James Swihart, Technology Director

We would like to welcome you to the new Central Noble Community School website. 

Central Noble Community Schools is located in the heart of scenic Noble County.  We serve approximately 1300 students in Kindergarten – 12th grade in the towns of Albion and Wolf Lake.  Our students attend Albion Elementary, Wolf Lake Elementary, Central Noble Middle School, and Central Noble High School. We strive to be the choice school of Noble County and Northeast Indiana.

Our students enjoy the advantages of attending small schools that provide personal attention to their needs.  We offer an advanced curriculum with many Advanced Placement offerings at our high school.  All of our students in grades 9 – 12 will be equipped with iPads to enable them to master the 21st Century skills that they will need to be successful in society.  All the while, we focus on building relationships with our families and the children we serve.

We thank you for visiting our site and encourage you to visit our schools.  We think you will find schools that live up to the mission of providing a safe, caring environment that provides the skills our kids need for future success.

 


Chris Daughtry, Superintendent

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