Noble Coronavirus Response and School Reopening Plans
Important Reopening Documents
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Noble is sharing data about actionable Covid-19 cases involving individuals who were in Noble facilities to keep families, students and staff informed about how the pandemic is affecting our schools and our community. Case counts are updated weekly.
How can students and families stay healthy during an extended school closure?
We’ve compiled a list of resources; from recipes and workouts to self-care and free books. Check out the links below and enjoy!
Entertainment/Enrichment
Open Library – Free online books
Library of Congress – Free online Books
Project Gutenberg – Free online books
Chicago Park District – Park District Programs
NY Times – Free Learning Activities and Articles
Khan Academy – Free Online Courses/Practice
Food and Recipes
Pilot Light – Family Food Education Lessons and Videos
University of Maine – Recipes
Illinois Extension – Recipes
Eat Right – Recipe: Vegetable Stars and Soup
Eat Right – Recipe: Baked Potato Crips
Illinois Hunger Coalition – Food Resources
Socio-Emotional
Calm – Meditate at Home
Teaching Tolerance – Anti-Racism and Covid-19
SAMHSA – Coping with Stress
NAMI – Taking Care of Your Mental Health
NASP – Parent Communication
AFSP – Taking Care of Your Mental Health
Physical Health
Pop Sugar Fitness – Zumba at Home
Yoga with Adrienne – Yoga at Home
Brand X – Functional Movement at Home
Equinox Fitness – Cardio Tabata at Home
Live Sonimo – Family Workout at Home
Fitness Blender – Sports Endurance and Agility at Home
Nate Bower Fitness – Athletic Conditioning No Equipment
Core Power Yoga – Free Yoga on Demand
American Heart Association – Heart Health and Physical Health
@benoblefit – Home workouts, tips, and resources
Feuerbach Fitness – Comprehensive Fitness
The Importance of Balance and Routine
It’s so important for students to create balance and routine while they spend extended time at home. Maintaining healthy sleep patterns, ample study time, exercise/wellness blocks, creativity blocks, and social/entertainment time will help students create balance and routine while they are away from school. While this is a unique time for our students and country, it’s important that we continue to encourage boundaries, set expectations, and create space for students to learn, exercise, and have fun.
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Noble’s Coronavirus Messages:
- November 19th, 2020 update
- July 17th, 2020 update
- June 10th, 2020 update
- June 3rd, 2020 update
- May 27th, 2020 update
- May 20th, 2020 update
- May 14th, 2020 update
- May 6th, 2020 update
- April 29th, 2020 update
- April 22nd, 2020 update
- April 17th, 2020 update
- April 15th, 2020 update
- April 1st, 2020 update
- March 31st, 2020 update
- March 25th, 2020 update
- March 20th, 2020 update
March 19th, 2020 updates:
March 15th, 2020 updates:
March 13th, 2020 updates:
- Noble Update (03/13)
- Noble 3/13 School Closure Update – Spanish (03/13)
- Noble Coronavirus Family Communication (03/13)
- Noble Coronavirus Family Communication – Spanish (03/13)
March 5th, 2020 updates
Coronavirus Resources:
Social-Emotional Resources:
Community Resources:
Elevate Chicago:
Chicago’s Coronavirus Center:
Illinois Department of Public Health
Childcare Resources for First Responders
National Centers for Disease Control
CDC: How to stop the spread of germs
What to do if you are sick:
- English: http://bit.ly/39xwp9W
- Spanish: http://bit.ly/3ascHwf
- Chinese: http://bit.ly/32UfhIO
Are you a community organization looking to provide support to our Noble community? Please reach out and email nobleadvocacy@nobleschools.org.
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