Muchin College Prep’s Latine/x Student Alliance Grows as a Space for Celebrating Identity
When Jocelyn Murillo and Gloria Ponce, two staff members at Muchin College Prep, were asked to lead the Latine/x Scholar Alliance (LSA) affinity group at their campus last year, they were hesitant. Thoughts spiraled through their heads as […]
Noble Students Discover New College Options at HBCU College Fair
Madison G and Laniya J, two best friends and seniors from Muchin College Prep, attended Noble’s annual HBCU College Fair on October 20—amped and ready to go. Prepared with a slew of insightful questions, they were two of […]
A Deeper Look at Noble Schools’ Diverse Leaders Fellowship
On the heels of Noble Schools announcing the members of this year’s 6th annual cohort of our Diverse Leaders Fellowship (DLF), we’re taking this moment to dive deeper into the history and impact of the […]
Introducing This Quarter’s Athletes Of The Week
On top of the brightest, Noble has some of the most talented student-athletes in Chicago. Currently, the Noble League is home to 26 varsity sports and competition-based activities with opportunities for student-athletes to participate in IHSA, CPL, and Noble League […]
End of the School Year Vibes at Muchin College Prep
As we settle into the summer now after being out of school for a couple of weeks, we just wanted to take a look back at some of […]
Chipping Away at Walls: Showing Up for Our Students’ Mental Health
“Black people don’t go to therapy.” “You don’t need therapy, you need Jesus.” “Stop crying and suck it up.” “Therapy is for crazy people.” Throughout my life, these are phrases I’ve heard from my students and peers that sought to justify why people of color, and specifically Black people, should not seek out therapy or support. Nevertheless, support and therapy are exactly what is needed, arguably now more than ever.
