Submitted by Noblesville Schools
Noblesville Schools Superintendent Dr. Dan Hile will host dozens of community meetings in the coming weeks to share facts about the district’s current referendum proposal and to answer taxpayer questions.

Hile
“The strength of our schools is critical to our overall success as a community and the referendum vote will have a profound impact on the quality of our schools,” Hile said. “I invite Noblesville residents to meet with me to hear the facts of the proposal and I look forward to answering any questions they may have.”
Hile will have public presentations open to community residents at Noblesville City Hall, Hamilton East Public Library, Forest Park, and more.
He will also offer “open office hour” opportunities at local gathering spaces for residents to stop by and discuss questions with him one-on-one.
Additionally, he will meet with several community organizations and neighborhood associations to share information and answer questions.
New meetings are being added regularly and the current list of options can be found here.
“There’s no need to RSVP for these events, just stop in whenever it works best for you,” Hile said. “I look forward to meeting lots of new community members and sharing about what’s happening in your schools.”
If you’d like to invite Superintendent Hile to meet with your group, you can submit a request here or email dan_hile@nobl.k12.in.us.

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