Designing by the Margins: A Love Letter to the Young People We Refuse to Lose
On April 1st this year, my brother would have been 46 years old had the streets of Chicago not gotten ahold of him. John Douglas Carew, Sr, my only sibling, was killed in 1999 when I was just […]
How Noble Schools Helps Students Get to College and Beyond
BY JY Sun, they/them, Sr. Director of College Analytics & Insights
Every family wondering whether college is still “worth it” is […]
From Grief to Herstory: Why Art Matters
This is part of a series of writings from Noble staff that celebrate heritage and history. This piece was written to celebrate Women’s History Month in 2026.
Translations available: Español 中文
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A Tale of Two Truths: Black History Month as a Celebration and a Reckoning
This is part of a series of writings from Noble staff that celebrate heritage and history. This piece was written to celebrate Black History Month in 2026.
Translations available:
Español 中文
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Noble Schools’ 5th Annual HBCU College Fair: Students Connect with HBCUs, Some Getting On-Site Acceptances
Earlier this semester, Noble Schools hosted our 5th annual HBCU College Fair, and it was our biggest one yet! Over 400 students attended to connect with representatives from 15 HBCUs across the country. Students were asking essential questions and […]
Sharing Food Resources for Our Community
With uncertainty about SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits due to the federal government shutdown, we know members of our Noble community are facing a lot of anxiety and unpredictability. Please know this: you are not alone. Right […]
