by mmccabe | Sep 10, 2020 | #NobleReadyforRemote, 2021, Noble Reopening SY21, Noble Staff, Remote Learning
Note: this post is part of a series about Noble’s preparation for the upcoming school year. Noble teachers have been preparing for the new school year in many different ways this summer. We talked with Lyndsay Cowles, Ph.D, Noble’s Senior Manager of...
by rpowers | Sep 2, 2020 | #NobleReadyforRemote, 2021, Anti-racist / Anti-oppressive, Noble Reopening SY21, Noble Staff, Noble Students, Remote Learning
Note: this post is part of a series about Noble’s preparation for the upcoming school year. Today, Noble launched the 2020 school year with our annual kick-off event. In years past we’ve gathered all 1,400+ staff along with Noble parents and supporters in the...
by mmccabe | Aug 21, 2020 | #NobleReadyforRemote, 2021, Noble Staff, Rowe-Clark
Note: this post is part of a series about Noble’s preparation for the upcoming school year. Each year Noble gathers leaders from across our organization in June for a retreat where we come together to inform the path for the upcoming year. The group includes campus...
by Noble | Apr 27, 2020 | 2020, Constance Jones, Noble In The News, Noble Staff, staff
Noble’s CEO, Constance Jones was recently featured in Chicago Magazine’s as a part of their “Chicago’s 50 Most Powerful Women” list. We’re extremely proud of our CEO and all of the other powerful and influential women in Chicago...
by Lauryn | Mar 30, 2020 | 2020, Noble In The News, Noble Staff, staff
Dr. Aidé Acosta, chief college officer at Noble Network was recently featured in the Chicago Sun Times article, “Coronavirus upends college decision process for Chicago high school students”. “Picking a college has always been a nerve-wracking...
by Lauryn | Mar 25, 2020 | 2020, Baker College Prep, Noble In The News, Noble Staff, staff
Sean Healy, the assistant principal at Baker College Prep, the South Shore campus of Noble Network was recently featured in the Chicago Unheard article, “When This Crisis Is Over, You Can Count on Me for Free Hugs”. “This next assignment may be challenging...
