Superintendent Matt Vollman reported at Wednesday night’s school board meeting that he and CWC superintendent Brad Lee had visited the White County Treasurer’s office on Monday to speak with her about the delayed payment of the districts’ levies. Superintendent Vollman said she gave them both a check. The NCOE school district's check was for $955,000.00, bringing the total the district has received to 88.35% of the White County levy, with $533,033 still remaining to be collected. The total amount of the 2019 levy from Gallatin and White Counties for CUSD#3 is $1,965,000. [Read more...]
2021 Seniors Honors Day Held May 13
Sophie Neal
Wil Sutton
Eva Edwards
Jordan Johnson
The 2021 Senior Class was honored with an awards day on the morning of Thursday, May 13 in the high school auditorium. The amount of scholarship money awarded this year to this class came to a grand total of $786,162.00. [Read more...]
NCOE School Board Meets Tonight, Coach Jim Tucker Submits Resignation
The NCOE Board of Education meets tonight, Wednesday, May 19, 2021 in the High School Auditorium at 7 p.m.
Agenda
Call to order, roll call
Approval of Minutes and bills [Read more...]
NCOE High School’s ACES Team Finishes in Top Ten in State Competition
Congratulations to the 2021 ACES team on an exceptional season! They finished in the top ten teams at the state competition. Individual medalists include: Jordan Johnson - 1st Place Overall in physics and Sophie Neal - 4th Place Overall in physics. (Not Pictured: Sidney Shipp)
Left to right, top row: CJ Richardson, Jace Johnson, Kirsten Cacia, and Jordan Johnson.
Next row: Madyson Barton, Sophie Neal, Lydia Vinyard, Joel Hortin and Braden Mendoza.
Front row: Erin Wicker, Wil Sutton, Keegan McDonald, and Eva Edwards.
NCOE Physics Class Builds Electric Go Cart
Left to right, Jordan Johnson, Jace Johnson, Eva Edwards, Sophie Neal, and CJ Richardson. On the cart is Wil Sutton. Photo provided by Jimmy Goebel.
NCOE teacher Jimmy Goebel's students tossed around several ideas for a project this year and settled on trying to build an electric go kart. The project required many hours of research and hands-on work to get everything to work properly.
The electric go kart has variable speed settings in forward and reverse. With this kind of project, students often run into unpredictable problems and this was no exception. However, the learning experience gathered from solving real-world problems is so valuable to their learning experience. The students began researching and gathering materials in February and finished the project on April 30.
Kindergarten Pre-Registration Packets Available This Month at Booth School
Parents of students who will be in kindergarten at Booth Elementary School for the 2021-2022 school year may call the school at 963-2818 to arrange for a registration packet to be picked up and filled out the week of April 12-16, 2021. [Read more...]
Fiala Signs With WVC on Archery Scholarship
Zeppelyn Fiala (center) with her family, (left to right) mom Kendra, brother Zane, father Scott and WVC Coach Earl Lawrence, as she signs Friday to be on the archery team at Wabash Valley College.
Zeppelyn Fiala, senior from NCOE High School, on Friday signed her intent to shoot for the archery team for Wabash Valley College in Mt. Carmel next fall. The team is expected to travel to several states depending on Covid restrictions.
Zeppelyn has been shooting on the archery team in White County since she was in eighth grade and shoots in the Female Open class, making the podium several times during her high school career.
Weiss’s Last Board Meeting, Jr. High Gym Floor To Be Named Jack Johnson Court
Karen Weiss
Karen Weiss said farewell to the NCOE CUSD#3 school board last night as she retires from sixteen years serving on that board. A dinner was held in her honor last night before March 17th monthly meeting. Weiss will be on the April 6th ballot in Enfield as she is running for the Enfield Village Board. [Read more...]