Principal Appreciation Week is just around the corner, from October 20 to 24, and we want to make sure our school leaders feel the love. Help us celebrate by sharing a favorite memory, story, or moment about your principal. Fill out [THIS] form to join in!

A few submissions will be featured on social media, and every message will be shared directly with principals as a heartfelt surprise at the end of the week.

Last week, we hosted our 5th Annual HBCU Fair, where representatives from Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the country introduced their schools to Noble students. 🎓✨ The fair was a blast, complete with light refreshments and a special performance by Butler College Prep’s marching band.

This event has quickly become a highlight of the year, offering students meaningful opportunities to explore post-secondary options at some of the nation’s top HBCUs. Huge thanks to our college teams for creating these valuable spaces that help students envision their future! 🙌

Muchin and Pritzker College Prep students were invited to WTTW studios for a special screening and conversation with acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns. The event featured selections from his epic new six-part, 12-hour film, THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, as well as a behind-the-scenes discussion with Ken Burns himself. The film explores how thirteen British colonies won independence and created a new government that reshaped the continent and inspired democratic movements around the world.

This was a unique opportunity for students to engage directly with Ken Burns, asking questions about the American Revolution, democracy, filmmaking, and his remarkable career.

We are almost through Latinx Heritage Month, and our campuses have been celebrating Latinx culture in many ways — from LHM career day and parades to student performances, parties, and bachata classes. The list goes on!

For some, these events were a celebration of culture and tradition, and a reminder of who they are. For others, they offered a chance to reflect on the richness of cultural diversity. Together, these experiences enriched the student experience and helped bring our school community closer.

At Bulls College Prep, the Diamond Series brings women from the Noble community to share their stories with the young women at the school. The idea is that, like a diamond, people are shaped under pressure before becoming something truly remarkable.

This year’s guest speaker was Brenda Cora, CEO of Noble Schools. She shared her journey to becoming CEO, starting at Noble’s original campus in 1999, and spoke openly about love, family, successes, and setbacks.

This series is important because it gives our young women a chance to hear the real, often untold parts of life. It helps them see they are not alone in the challenges they face. The event ended with a Q&A and sweet treats.