Join Noble’s Student Experience team to provide input on our advisory programming, enrichment programming, including Noble League sports and activities, and student support in achieving promotion/graduation requirements. Additionally, provide feedback on any handbook policy proposals under consideration for the 2026-2027 school year.

For weeks, Noble campuses and support teams have been putting in the work to get students registered and ready to vote. Earlier this month, it all came to life. 🗳️✨

Marching to the Polls brought high energy, real civic pride, and an unforgettable experience for our students in the heart of downtown Chicago’s Loop. Across two days, 1,000+ Noble students exercised their right to vote for the very first time. 🙌🏾🔥

A big thank you to Chicago Votes for partnering with us on this initiative 💙

We hope this moment inspires and empowers young people, and our broader community, to recognize the impact of their voice.

The Noble Music Competition took place last month at NEIU, bringing together bands, choirs, orchestras, and jazz, rock, and guitar ensembles from across Noble 🎶 Students were adjudicated by NEIU faculty and also participated in coaching sessions throughout the day.

Top performers in the Traditional category were Bulls Advanced Guitar Ensemble (1st), Butler Concert Band (2nd), and Rauner Concert Band (3rd). In the Non-Traditional category, winners included Pritzker Jazz Band (1st), Bulls Rock Band (2nd), and Baker Jazz Band (3rd) 🏆

The Noble Honors Music Festival followed this month. Selected student musicians spent the day in rehearsals and workshops with NEIU faculty and professional musicians, leading up to the Honors Ensemble Concert at NEIU Auditorium Hall 🎤 This is a great opportunity for student musicians to grow their skills and collaborate with peers from across the network.

Check out photos from the event here: [Link]

On Saturday, March 14, Pritzker juniors and seniors represented their campus at the Olympiada of Spoken Russian, hosted at the University of Chicago. This academic competition brought together students to demonstrate their proficiency and deepen their understanding of Russian language and culture. 🇷🇺📚

Students recited poetry from memory, engaged in conversations on topics like music, geography, and art, and presented about their own lives in Russian using slides they created.

The Noble League Cup is building excitement across campuses, bringing together school pride, friendly competition, and opportunities for students to get involved. This year-long competition highlights athletics, arts, and extracurriculars, encouraging schools to earn points and showcase their strengths.

With close rankings and growing momentum, each event plays a role in shaping the leaderboard.

Learn more about how the League Cup works here!

We’re proud to recognize Chicago Bulls College Prep senior Mekhi Slaughter, who was nominated for Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year, an honor that celebrates young leaders making a meaningful impact in their communities. While he did not take home the overall title, his story and speech left a lasting impression. His words moved a donor to award him a $5,000 scholarship on the spot.

Mekhi also received tickets to see the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Cubs, Chicago Sky, and Chicago Fire FC, tickets to Six Flags Great America, apparel from the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bears, and an additional $1,000 scholarship.

Congratulations, Mekhi. Your hard work is paying off. 👏

Following this week's primary election, activity in Springfield has been relatively slow—but we expect momentum to build quickly in the coming weeks as legislative priorities take shape. This will be a critical window for us to stay engaged and ensure our voices are part of the conversation on several education bills.

One key opportunity ahead is Funding Illinois' Future Advocacy Day on March 26th, where advocates from across the state will gather to push for at least $550 million in funding for K–12 education through the Evidence-Based Funding formula and Mandated Categoricals (MCATs). We have a small group from Noble of parents, staff, and students who will be there advocating in a large coalition. 

How you can engage (even during Spring Break):

• Amplify on social media – Help elevate the message and build awareness

• Support remotely – Share stories, engage with content, and advocate from wherever you are

We encourage everyone to find a way to plug in, whether on the ground or from afar. Your voice matters, and together we can help shape a stronger future for Illinois students.