Nobles will be responding to the earthquake in Haiti in a variety of ways as the days and months unfold. The Community Service Board is grateful for the generous response to its request for children's clothing donations. Nobles surpassed its the goal for www.hopeh.org and has ended the drive. Please continue to check back with the website and weekly parent e-mails for updates on how you can support future Nobles/Haiti initiatives.

On a day when most Americans spend time with their families at home, Nobles students, parents, faculty and graduates battled the elements and came together on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to serve numerous organizations across Massachusetts and pay homage to the late civil rights activist. Spearheaded by Dean of Faculty Sandi MacQuinn, the Day of Service is an opportunity to build upon relationships Nobles has made with various organizations as well as to serve places like...   more >

In the chilling and dreary days of winter, students were treated to an inspiring Visual Arts-led Long Assembly, held on Jan. 13, which explored the theme of failure. Athletic Director Bob Moore introduced the presenters, while offering his take on failure through the lens of an athlete. “Preparation, effort and learning,” Moore said, “make up the foundation for athletes to succeed and improve upon errors or failed attempts.”   more >

Friday, Jan. 8 marked the third annual Nobles vs. Cotting School basketball game, a tradition spearheaded by Will Randle '09, whose sister, Lizzy, attends Cotting, a school for students with physical, learning and communication needs. Students played in two friendly games before a bleacher-packed crowd, high-fiving each other for each basket made. The Boston Globe was there to document the evening; please click here to read the article.

Several times a year, the Foster Gallery welcomes art from around the globe, with mediums ranging from painting and sculpture, to photography and ceramics. This year, the Visual Arts Department decided to ring in 2010 with a medium the school has never seen before. On Wednesday January 6, lighting design artist Tony Kudner introduced “Lightscapes,” with the first of three installations, “Squares.” Throughout the month the exhibit will change to reveal “Light Tree” and “Falling Water.”   more >