Nobles Greensleeves girls’ a cappella group will perform the National Anthem at the Boston Celtics game on Wednesday, March 10. And this weekend five Nobles students will participate in the Massachusetts Music Educators Association ensembles and concert as part of the Eastern District Festival at the Lincoln-Sudbury School. The five selected are Rachel Lea Fishman and Mackenzie Turner, both ’13, mixed chorus; Ali Grogan and Kayla Viriyabontorn, both ’13, treble chorus; and Andrew Fai ’14, orchestra.

Success continued in the winter season with three teams capturing ISL Titles.  Girls Hockey (18-2-4) team won its 11th consecutive title.  Girls Basketball (18-5) also continued a streak of titles with its 7th ISL crown and an 18-5 record.  Boys Hockey (22-4-1) won 19 straight games to earn its 3rd ISL Keller championship in 6 years.  Each of these teams now enter NEPSAC tournament play with opening games on Wednesday, 3/3.

The Hon. Nancy Gertner, who grew up in Queens with Jewish immigrant roots and a family belief that money for higher education should be reserved for boys, told a spellbound Assembly Wednesday, “You can do anything or be anything…I had big dreams…Money shouldn’t limit you or be a measure of your success. The number of people whose lives we change [for the better] and the causes we advocate are what matter.” Later she reminded students: “There are lots of routes to your future.”   Read more...

The Middle School performance, An Evening with Nick and Jane, opened Thursday, Feb.18 in Towles Auditorium. The show was directed by Performing Arts faculty member Jillian Grunnah, with a cast and crew of 12 students from Classes V and VI. The show uncovers the literary work of 19th-century Britain. In one-act versions of Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, the actors bring these classic tales of justice, virtue, rebellion and friendship to life.   Click here for photos...

Love was in the air, as Campuses Against Cancer (CAC) held their annual Valentine's Day Rose Sale on Friday, Feb. 12.  Students, faculty and staff helped raise more than $7,600, with all proceeds benefiting organizations dedicated to cancer research and care. 

It's been five weeks since the earthquakes struck Haiti. Nobles will continue its ongoing Haitian relief efforts beginning with two fundraisers on Friday, Feb. 19.  Haitian Livestrong bracelets and candy will be sold in Gleason Hall, the proceeds of which will go straight to the Red Cross.  Friday night's MSA Cafe will also have candy and baked goods for sale and the money raised will support Nobles' Haiti initiatives.  Please continue to check back with the website for updates on how you can support future Nobles/Haiti initiatives.