Noble Family Newsletter
March 13, 2026
Noble Families,
As the school year begins to wind down, we know that teaching is about much more than lesson plans and grading, it’s about making a lasting impact on our students. With the warmer weather tempting students to lose focus, your child may especially benefit from a little extra support and encouragement.
We encourage you to take a moment this week to check in with your child. A short conversation, even just five minutes, can make a meaningful difference in helping them finish the school year strong. Your encouragement and attention can inspire confidence, focus, and positivity as we wrap up the year together.
Mr. Walker, M.Ed.
Principal
Noble Families,
As we wrap up Week 28, we want to share some updates about student behavior and progress. While last week brought challenges, we are happy to report that Week 28 showed improvement compared to Week 27. Thank you for partnering with us and reinforcing expectations at home—your support helps students stay safe, respectful, responsible, and ready to learn.
At Noble, staff continue to recognize positive behavior every day, awarding hundreds of ClassDojo points to students demonstrating Kindness, Safety, Respect, Responsibility, and Punctuality. We also track referrals and support calls to guide students when needed, and conversations at home help reinforce these expectations and strengthen our school-family partnership.
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Ms. Barrett
Assistant Principal
Mrs. Wynn was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, where she was educated through the Cleveland Public Schools system. She later attended East High School and continued her education at Cuyahoga Community College, where she earned her Associate Degree. Although she has lived in different parts of the country over the years, Cleveland has always remained home and holds a special place in her heart. Mrs. Wynn enjoys many of the great things the city has to offer, including shopping, attending athletic events, and cheering on Cleveland’s teams. She is also an avid moviegoer who appreciates spending time relaxing at the theater.
Outside of her interests in the community, Mrs. Wynn values time with her loved ones and especially enjoys making memories with her grandkids and great-grandchildren. She also treasures opportunities to connect with family and friends whenever she can. Mrs. Wynn believes in enjoying life and appreciating the people and moments that make it meaningful.
Noble Elementary CLC is asking for your support in completing the Community Learning Center (CLC) Needs Assessment Survey.
This survey is an important tool that helps us better understand the needs, interests, and priorities of our students and families. The feedback we receive directly impacts the programs, services, and resources we are able to provide through the CLC.
To make it fun and boost participation, we’re offering a friendly competition:
The grade level with the highest number of completed survey submissions will win a special treat!
Each class within the winning grade will get to choose their celebration:
🍧 Popsicle Party
🍪 Cookie Party
🍿 Popcorn Party
The latest state budget has drastically underfunded public schools, and as a result CH-UH is facing at least $5 million in cuts over the next two years. The Board of Education and Superintendent are gathering family feedback to help inform upcoming budget decisions, and families are invited to participate in one of several community listening sessions.
Please note: the Lee-area listening session on Tuesday, March 17 will now take place at Fairfax Elementary from 4:45–6:15 PM.
The session this Sunday at Noble Library (March 15, 2-3:30 PM) remains unchanged.
Upcoming listening sessions include:
• Noble Library – Sun., March 15 | 2 - 3:30 PM
• Fairfax – Tues., March 17 | 4:45–6:15 PM
• Roxboro El – Tues., March 31 | 6-7:30 PM
• Canterbury – Thurs., April 2 | 6-7:30 PM
Each session will include refreshments and childcare on site. We encourage families to attend and share their perspectives as the district plans for the future.
Our March PTA Meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday, March 18 at 7 p.m. in the Media Center!
There will be no school for students as Noble Elementary hosts Parent-Teacher Conferences in the morning and staff participate in professional development in the afternoon. Conferences provide an important opportunity for families and teachers to discuss student progress and partner in supporting continued growth. The afternoon professional development allows staff to strengthen instructional practices to better serve our students.
The CHUH PTA Council has partnered with Sweet Siren Bakery for our spring fundraiser: “Egg My Yard!” Families can sign up to have the Easter Bunny “egg” their yard on April 4, 2026 (after 10:00 PM) with treat-filled eggs and special surprises for Easter morning fun! This is a wonderful way for families to celebrate while supporting the important work of PTA throughout our district.
Last day to order: March 28, 2026
Delivery: April 4, 2026 after 10 PM
Password to reserve: CHUHPTA
Reservations: SweetSirenBakery.com
(Spaces are limited!)
Creative Heights 2025-2026 Art Show
April 11- May 8
Mark your calendars for the opening reception
Where: Lee Road Library
When: April 14 8-8 PM
Award presentation at 7PM
The District has adopted a plan for communications with persons with disabilities, which is available at the following link: Communication Plan. The plan establishes procedures to ensure that the District's communications with persons with disabilities, including applicants, participants, members of the public, and companions with disabilities, are as effective as its communications with others.
As conferences approach, the specials team is reaching out with the opportunity for you to reserve a time with your child’s specials teachers.
To reserve a 10 minute conference time on either Thursday, March 19 (1pm-7pm) or Friday, March 20 (8:30-11:45am) please visit the virtual appointment calendar of the specialist you’d like to meet with. Include your name and your child’s name upon reserving a time.
Thanks for supporting your child’s progress in Art, Music, P.E., Spanish, and STEM!
Corinne Miller (Art):
Daniel Hershman-Rossi (Music):
Rich Wright (P.E.):
Romina Berardinelli (Spanish):
Spanish Conference (Señora Berardinelli)
As Ohio State Testing approaches—with testing windows opening as early as April for students in Grades 3–5—we are continuing our Question of the Week initiative to help students build confidence and familiarity with OST-style questions. Each week, students engage with one thoughtfully selected question to practice skills, problem-solving, and test-taking strategies in a low-pressure way. This ongoing exposure helps students feel more comfortable with the format and expectations while reinforcing that learning is about growth and effort over time.
Families can support this work at home by:
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Asking your child to explain how they got their answer, not just what the answer is.
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Encouraging them to show their work and talk through their thinking step by step.
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Practicing reading questions carefully and underlining key words together.
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Reminding them to check their work and ask, “Does my answer make sense?”
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Reinforcing a positive mindset by praising effort, persistence, and careful thinking.
Small, consistent conversations at home can make a big difference in building both skill and confidence. Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s success.
Grades are to be updated in Infinite Campus every two weeks. The following posting schedule has been created for the 2025-2026 school year for all teachers to follow.
The IT Department at The Delisle Center is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to assist with all Chromebook-related issues! Don’t let tech troubles get in the way of your child’s success. Get any needed repairs or replacements done now, so your student is fully prepared for the start of year!
What’s Available:
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Chromebook Repairs
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Charger Replacements
Location:
The Delisle Center
14780 Superior Rd.
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Phone Number:
(216) 397-6000
All students in the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District, from pre-K through 12, will receive free breakfast and lunch each day of the 2024-2025 school year.
Every student, regardless of family income level, in every district school building will receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at no charge each day. Students will continue to receive the same high-quality meals provided by AVI Fresh, the district’s food service partner. Families do not need to submit Free and Reduced Lunch applications.
Click the link below to access all meal menus!
