All Nobles graduates, their families and guests are cordially invited to return to campus for a fun-filled day and evening of Reunion events, this Saturday, May 10, 2008.   Click here for Reunion schedule & registration...

Dr. Wangari Maathai, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 for her extraordinary work in spearheading The Green Belt Movement, told the Nobles student body Wednesday: The message from the Nobel Peace Prize selection committee in 2004 is that “this prize is not only for world leaders but also for ordinary people. A woman from Africa can make a difference…Little people have little voices, but through persistence, vision and commitment” a grass roots movement can accomplish miracles.   Read more...

Nobles sustainability efforts were featured on WBZ-TV recently for the geothermal heating and cooling system in the Middle School. Business Manager Steve Ginsberg and several students from Deb Harrison's Environmental Science and Sustainability class shared their thoughts on Nobles going "green." Above, the class shows off radishes that they grew in Nobles' greenhouse. The entire community reaped the benefits of the class's efforts - the vegetables were served in the Castle's salad bar.   Click here to read more about Nobles' sustainability efforts...

After Classes, the Afternoon Program for student photographers who capture student life at Nobles, is now online.  Click HERE to see the latest installment.

“If I don’t have a [clear, recognizable] voice, I can’t start writing,” National Book Award nominee Jim Shepard told a Nobles Assembly as he channeled the edgy, off-center thoughts of an eighth-grader from his own empathic imagination to the pages of Project X, winner of the Alex Award for books that appeal to young adults.   Read more...