Noble Schools’ Three Principles of School Culture – Part Two: Clear
This is part of a series of blogs talking about Noble Schools’ three principles of school culture: clear, consistent, and connected. You can read Part One: Connected here.
Students excel when they have a firm grasp of boundaries and […]
Student Artwork Getting “More Ambitious” at Noble Schools’ Visual Arts Festival
Earlier this month, dozens of Noble Schools’ teachers and students, their families and friends, and other community members wandered the Chicago Bulls College Prep gym to view the vast array of drawings, paintings, needle-felted pieces, and other artworks […]
Chatting with a Noble Alum at the Annual College Fair
Right before spring break, hundreds of Noble Schools juniors roamed the booths of over 100 colleges and universities at this year’s Junior College Fair. It was a great opportunity for students to learn more about a wide variety of colleges […]
Student-Athlete Spotlight: Le’Andra and Destiny at Johnson College Prep
Johnson College Prep has many dedicated female athletes in a variety of sports, from football to basketball. Our Lady Pumas work hard to simultaneously pursue excellence in sports and academics. Often, female athletes don’t get the attention they […]
Meet Carlos Duncan, Computer Science Teacher and Mentor at Butler College Prep
Carlos Duncan, a computer science teacher at Butler College Prep, comes into school every day with one big goal in mind: to be a pillar of knowledge and support for his students. In pursuit of this goal, he’s […]
Pritzker College Prep Junior Shares About Her Experience at Yale University
Seventy-four students. Thirty-six different colleges & universities.
Those are the numbers from Pritzker College Prep’s last Summer Of A Lifetime cohort. One of those students was Abigail F., a junior, who spent her SOL experience at Yale University– where she delved […]
