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Noblesville Boom partners with Noblesville and Westfield Washington schools on 2026‑27 education and ticket programs

Current Publishing reported Oct. 8, 2026 that the Noblesville Boom has partnered with Noblesville Schools and Westfield Washington Schools to provide educational programming, game-day experiences and special ticket packages during the 2026‑27 season, including school nights and a STEM-focused Education Day on March 10, 2027.

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Current Publishing reported Oct. 8, 2026 that the Noblesville Boom has partnered with Noblesville Schools and Westfield Washington Schools to deliver educational programming and game-day experiences during the 2026‑27 season. The Boom — identified in the report as the NBA G League affiliate of the Indiana Pacers — will provide student, educator and family programming across both districts, with additional ticket-package details to be communicated through each district as they become available.

The partnership elements listed in the announcement include dedicated school-themed nights, a Court of Dreams experience, exclusive co-branded merchandise, opportunities for students to participate in pregame and halftime performances, player appearances and autograph sessions, special ticket packages and STEM-focused educational programming. The team invited both districts to Education Day on March 10, 2027, against the Greensboro Swarm; the report also named Westfield Night (Nov. 10, 2026, home opener vs. the Iowa Wolves) and Noblesville Night (Dec. 6, 2026, vs. the Cleveland Charge). The Boom’s full promotional schedule will be released later, per the announcement.

WHY IT MATTERS

What changed: The Noblesville Boom formally announced a season-long partnership with two local school districts. Who it affects: students, educators, families and school administrators in Noblesville Schools and Westfield Washington Schools, plus the Boom’s season-ticket and promotional planning.

How it works: The team will use home games and special events to offer educational and community experiences. The announcement lists concrete items schools can expect — themed nights, student performance slots during pregame and halftime, player appearances and co-branded merchandise — plus STEM-focused programming and a designated Education Day on March 10, 2027. The report says ticket packages and further logistical details will be shared through each district when available.

Why watch next: Parents and school leaders should look for district communications about ticket packages and sign-ups. The Boom’s full promotional schedule — which the team said will be released later — is the next milestone that will clarify participation steps, costs and how students can take part in game-day activities.

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