Questions?? Email me at Heidi_Karst@nobl.k12.in.us

These students were recognized by their teachers for showing confidence, as part of our character trait monthly celebrations! We are proud of you all!

Our Mustang Family Circle meeting is next Tuesday the 14th @ 6:30 p.m. with special guest Chris Jensen kicking off our meeting with updates from the City of Noblesville. ***Please note the meeting is at Bier Brewery on South 10th Street. We have a lot of infrastructural improvements going on in the SC boundaries and now is your chance to come learn more! After the mayor speaks, we will hold our PTO meeting and learn about the carnival, which is coming on February 28th! Please join us next Tuesday!

Noblesville Schools relies on NWEA scores to identify students who achieve at exceptional levels for High Ability (FOCUS) instruction. To identify students with the potential for high achievement that is not reflected in NWEA scores, all students in kindergarten and second grade who are not already identified as High Ability in both math and English language arts will take an online screener called the Cognitive Abilities Test, or CogAT. Students who meet the benchmark on the screener will later take the remaining portions of the CogAT. All fifth graders who are not already identified as High Ability in both math and English language arts and who meet the benchmark will take the full CogAT without first taking the screener.

If you have questions about high ability testing and instruction, go to www.noblesvilleschools.org and click on Academics and then on High Ability. Questions may also be directed to me.

It's time to order your child's 2024-25 Yearbook! Follow the link below to place your order online. If you need to pay by cash or check, please contact the office on how to submit your order.

Returning this year! Cripe Photography GIFT A YEARBOOK was a great success! Your school was able to donate 14 gifted books. You have the opportunity to donate a yearbook to your child's peers. Your school decides who will receive this awesome gift, thanks to your generosity!

Stony Creek Yearbooks - ORDER HERE

ORDER DEADLINE: March 14 (late orders cannot be guaranteed a yearbook).

Questions? Please contact Cripe Photography HERE.

During the 2025 Spring Semester, all students in grades 4-12 will receive classroom instruction on mental wellbeing and/or suicide prevention. The lessons are adjusted by grade level to be developmentally appropriate for the students’ ages.

Students in Grades 4-5 will receive a lesson on mental health awareness and asking for help. Students in Grades 6-8 will receive a lesson on depression awareness, stigma reduction, and identifying trusted adults. Students in Grades 9-12 will receive a lesson on stress management, depression, differentiating self-harm from suicide, and help-seeking behaviors.

The instructional resources have been developed from the Erika’s Lighthouse Classroom Education program. Lessons have been written by and/or will be taught by the school counselor or school social worker in accordance with Noblesville School Board Policy C425.

For more information and access to the instructional materials, please visit tinyurl.com/mryx6pb2 or contact your student’s school counselor Mrs. Linn (K, 2, 4) or Mrs. Beasley (1, 3, 5) at: alexis_linn@nobl.k12.in.us or rachel_williams@nobl.k12.in.us.

Use the link below to help "Stock the Lounge"!

• Spring Softball Ages 4-18 - Spring softball registration is now open for girls ages 4 to 18. Registration closes on 3/2/2025. Learn more here

• Comic Book in a Day - Artists ages 10-18 can register to draw an original comic book with Noblesville Creates on January 18th. Meet professional comic book artists, enjoy fun comic activities, and be published in a comic book anthology. Registration is required to be included in the comic book, but it is free to come see all the fun.

• Noblesville Youth Baseball - Spring Registration is now open for Noblesville Youth Baseball (Pre-K through 6th Grade) https://www.noblesvillebaseball.org/

• Noblesville Youth Assistance Free Meal and Positivity Club - Noblesville Youth Assistance will be hosting a free meal and positivity club for families on February 12 at The Gathering House. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today! (Be sure to mark your RSVP number attending to include any children attending with you.)