Noble Schools’ Three Principles of School Culture – Part Two: Clear
This is part of a series of blogs talking about Noble Schools’ three principles of school culture: clear, consistent, and connected. You can read Part One: Connected here.
Students excel when they have a firm grasp of boundaries and […]
Financial Literacy for Educators 101
As the school year continues, it can be hard to focus on your own finances and remain disciplined in saving towards a financial goal when an all-inclusive vacation is calling your name after a stressful year. However, we have to think of the big picture.
Teacher Spotlight: Meet Cameron Forsythe, STEM Teacher at Noble Street College Prep
Being a part of the Noble Street College Prep staff community is special—our teachers, administrators, and staff are unique, caring, and hardworking people who know how to go with the flow. Many of our teachers at the OC […]
A Look at the Parent and Advisory Council (PAC) at Rauner College Prep
“I wish parents would be more involved and engaged.”
Eva Daniels, parent of an 11th grader at Rauner College Prep, has been involved with Rauner for many years. She can be found in the stands cheering on […]
Meet Carlos Duncan, Computer Science Teacher and Mentor at Butler College Prep
Carlos Duncan, a computer science teacher at Butler College Prep, comes into school every day with one big goal in mind: to be a pillar of knowledge and support for his students. In pursuit of this goal, he’s […]
A Chat With Justin Boyd, Music Teacher and Band Director at UIC College Prep
This year, the theme for Black History Month is “African Americans and the Arts.” Across the nation, people are celebrating and uplifting Black artists and their profound contributions to all artistic disciplines—from visual arts to literature to music, […]
