by Noble | May 17, 2021 | 2020, Alumni, Alumni Association, Anti-racist / Anti-oppressive, College Counseling, COVID-19, DACA, Noble Students, Press Releases, Remote Learning, Video
Amid a global health crisis that has upended national college access, 80 percent of Noble’s Class of 2020 graduates enrolled in college immediately after graduation CHICAGO—New data shows that four out of every five of the Noble Network of Charter Schools’ graduates...
by Noble | Mar 15, 2021 | 2021, Alumni, Alumni Association, Anti-racist / Anti-oppressive, Constance Jones, Noble In The News, Noble Staff, Noble Students, Press Releases, staff
This is an OpEd from Noble’s CEO, Constance Jones. This is the work. We started this school year with a call to our staff to get in good trouble as we aspired to become an antiracist organization. And, it appears we have gotten in some good trouble. In...
by Noble | Feb 4, 2021 | 2021, Alumni Association, College Counseling, NBA Blog, Noble Students, Rowe-Clark
Blessyn McMorris, a class of 2021 student and member of the cheer team at Rowe-Clark Math & Science Academy, was recently awarded a 50 percent Division I scholarship to the University of Oregon, where she will be joining the university’s acrobatics and tumbling...
by rpowers | Nov 25, 2020 | 2020, Alumni, Alumni Association, Noble Forward, Video
Did you know, Noble alumni can be found in cities and towns across the country from Boston to Ann Arbor, Champaign to Claremont. With more than 17,500 Noble alum, the Alumni Supports Team hosts an annual “Noble Day” celebration, designed to encourage...
by Noble | Jul 24, 2020 | Alumni, Alumni Association, Anti-racist / Anti-oppressive
Attention all Noble Alumni: Noble is launching a DEI Listening Tour to refine and update Noble’s priorities and plans to be a more equitable & inclusive organization. We know we can’t do this work without hearing from you, our alumni. Your voice is critical to...
by Noble | Feb 27, 2020 | 2020, Alumni, Alumni Association, Noble Students, Video
At Noble, we understand that a state ID card could impact everything from an interaction at a bank, applying for jobs, or even registering to vote. In addition, for safety purposes, it is important, and commonplace for young people to have at least one form of...
