The Arts at Noble Schools: A Look at Noble’s Two Unique Arts Festivals
Every year, Noble Schools celebrates our student artists through two major showcases: the Visual Arts Festival and the Honors Music Festival. These events bring together talented students from across campuses to challenge themselves creatively, connect with peers, and share their […]
Exploring English Language Arts at Gary Comer Middle School
What is it really like to experience English Language Arts (ELA) as a middle schooler? To get an inside look, we spoke with Gary Comer College Prep English teacher Patrice Barnes and a few students in her class […]
Johnson College Prep Opens First In-House Library
At Johnson College Prep, a quiet revolution is underway, transforming students into readers, one page at a time. Thanks to the vision and dedication of English teacher and librarian Katherine Carlton, the school opened its very first in-house […]
Staff Spotlight: Meet Tiffany Johnson and Connor Celeste, STEM Teachers at Hansberry College Prep
A student’s interest in STEM often begins in high school, where passionate teachers make complex studies like biology, chemistry, and computer science engaging and accessible. A motivated, enthusiastic teacher can turn daunting subjects into exciting opportunities, showing how […]
Excellence in Teaching: Celebrating 2025’s Distinguished Teachers at Noble Schools
“I have poured so much of my heart into this profession, and it is incredible to be recognized for this work.”
Brittany Parks, a college counselor at Rauner College Prep, is one of four new educators […]
The Arts Make A Comeback at Rowe-Clark Math & Science Academy
Arts at Rowe-Clark Math & Science Academy are making a major comeback. Art electives made a return last year after four years and have grown even more this year with four completely filled art classes. Now, it’s inspiring […]
