News
May 7, 2013
Twenty-six Nobles students earned gold medals for high scores on the 2013 National Latin Exam. In addition, two students—Kunal Gupta '14 and Taylor Smith '13—earned the prestigious Maureen O'Donnell Oxford Classical Dictionary Award for winning a gold medal each of the last four years.National Latin Exam: High Marks for Nobles Students
May 6, 2013
The Nobleman is Nobles' official student newspaper. The Nobleman seeks to: stimulate discussion of pertinent school issues through news stories and editorials; reflect the quality and tenor of school life; record salient campus events; and estimate the school in terms of its mission statement.The Nobleman: Chris Herren
May 3, 2013
The Photo of the Day blog—along with several others—recently celebrated its first birthday, earning impressive stats in its inaugural year. It's been viewed more than 42,500 times, in more than 60 countries! Happy Birthday, Photo of the Day!
May 3, 2013
The Foster Gallery's current exhibit highlights the work of 30 AP visual arts students, using a variety of media and technique. The annual student show runs April 29-May 31. See more of the works and hear from several artists in this multimedia piece.Foster Gallery: 2013 AP Student Show
May 1, 2013
Where would you go if you had a 30- to 40-day vacation and $20,000? Class VI students selected countries including Nepal, Egypt, New Zealand, Italy, Iceland, China and Venezuela. Each spring, Class VI students are charged with planning a comprehensive trip around the world. 'Round the World
May 1, 2013
The latest issue of Nobles—the official magazine for Noble and Greenough School—is now available in print, online and for the iPad. The iPad version has extended features and interactive content. Nobles Magazine Now Available for the iPad
Apr 25, 2013
The Nobleman is Nobles' official student newspaper. The Nobleman seeks to: stimulate discussion of pertinent school issues through news stories and editorials; reflect the quality and tenor of school life; record salient campus events; and estimate the school in terms of its mission statement.The Nobleman: Music Review & Pop Culture
Apr 25, 2013
The Nobleman is Nobles' official student newspaper. The Nobleman seeks to: stimulate discussion of pertinent school issues through news stories and editorials; reflect the quality and tenor of school life; record salient campus events; and estimate the school in terms of its mission statement.The Nobleman: Girls Crew
Apr 25, 2013
The Nobleman is Nobles' official student newspaper. The Nobleman seeks to: stimulate discussion of pertinent school issues through news stories and editorials; reflect the quality and tenor of school life; record salient campus events; and estimate the school in terms of its mission statement.The Nobleman: Learning Specialists
Apr 25, 2013
The latest Nobles Minute video takes you on the Charles River for a boys junior varsity crew team practice. To check out the full series, visit www.youtube.com and search for "Nobles Minute."Nobles Minute: Boys JV Crew
Apr 25, 2013
The Nobleman is Nobles' official student newspaper. The Nobleman seeks to: stimulate discussion of pertinent school issues through news stories and editorials; reflect the quality and tenor of school life; record salient campus events; and estimate the school in terms of its mission statement.The Nobleman: No Left Turn
Apr 24, 2013
This video highlights an exciting collaboration between the English and History Departments. The classes will work in tandem, covering similar topics and using the same texts for a unique interdisciplinary experience.Connecting Curriculum
Apr 24, 2013
Deb Harrison couldn’t have picked a more fitting day for a field trip with her AP Environmental Science class. On Mon., April 22—Earth Day—Harrison and nine students traveled to Duxbury, Mass., for a day of field work, testing and engagement with aquaculture scientists.Scientists in the Field
Apr 23, 2013
Nobles is proud to have graduates serving this country in myriad ways. We have active servicemen and women in each branch of the military, countless veterans, as well as graduates who work as civil servants, officers and U.S. government agents.Proudly Serving Our Country
Apr 17, 2013
Fall River, Mass., native Chris Herren, former NBA basketball player and recovering addict, addressed the Nobles community on April 17, 2013, in Lawrence Auditorium.Former NBA Player Grateful For Loss and Redemption
Apr 11, 2013
Through history books, students learn about major events, conflicts and wars that have changed the world. What history books often lack is the personal connection—stories that help students understand history through the lives of people who lived it. Two Nobles classes, History of the Human Community (HHC) and American Genocide in the 20th Century—recently welcomed several visitors who illuminated major historical and current events.Developing a Global Perspective
Apr 8, 2013
Congratulations to the Nobles chess team for winning the South Shore Interscholastic Chess League (SSICL) title. The team was undefeated in interscholastic play this year, and will share the league trophy with Roxbury Latin until next winter. (Both teams finished the season with 8-0-1 records and were named co-champions.) Checkmate!
Apr 3, 2013
Two Class II students, Akshan deAlwis and Maria Maier, recently were named national medalists in the 2013 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Akshan earned a gold medal, and Maria a silver medal, both in the personal essay/memoir category.On Becoming a Writer
Apr 1, 2013
In the universe of college counseling and admission, acronyms are bandied about: ACT and SAT for the two primary entrance tests, FAFSA for Free Application for Federal Student Aid, GPA for grade point average, and many more. If you walk by Nobles’ college counseling offices, you are sure to hear yet another acronym: “ED,” for “early decision.”College Counseling Does "ED" Right
Mar 27, 2013
The Nobles experience. What’s it really like? Faculty members inspire students here—and students inspire students. The spirit of Nobles shows in every aspect of the community and the classroom. Many talented students come to Nobles, but arriving here is just the beginning. See Yourself at Nobles
Mar 8, 2013
Three members of the Flik staff were recently recognized for outstanding service and commitment at the 2012-13 FLIK Independent School Awards. Executive chef Mike Ryan was awarded Manager of the Year for Flik NE Region; Jacob Martin was named the Associate of the Year for the NE Region; and Director of Dining Services Matthew Burek received the President's Award.Nobles Flik Dining Service Staff:
A Cut Above the Rest
Mar 8, 2013
On March 8-10, Nobles hosts a GoodWork conference: “Developing Responsible, Caring, and Balanced Youth.” Eminent Harvard educator, author and psychologist, Howard Gardner, welcomed attendees hailing from 10 countries and 16 states.Howard Gardner Welcomes Educators
Mar 7, 2013
The latest Nobles Minute video spotlights "Chemistry and Cuisine," a classroom and lab-based advanced chemistry course. Look for the next issue of Nobles magazine (Spring 2013) to read more about this innovative class.Classroom Spotlight: Chemistry and Cuisine
Mar 6, 2013
There are a handful of Assemblies that everyone looks forward to—and the Fringe Festival has quickly become a fan favorite. Thanks to a group of talented performers and the booth crew, the March 6th Assembly was unforgettable.The Annual Fringe Festival
Mar 6, 2013
We often encourage students to step outside their comfort zones. This March, many Nobles students will do just that—in all senses of the phrase. More than 150 students, faculty and staff will travel around the globe, challenging themselves through service learning, language immersion, cultural exchange, intellectual pursuit and tough physical demands.Nobles Travels the World