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The Castle Project by Bob Henderson, Head of School
The Castle project will be underway this spring! In late January the Board of Trustees held their annual retreat. Perhaps the most critical item on the agenda was to evaluate plans for the Castle, and then to decide whether to go ahead with the work this year or to delay for a future date.
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From the PA Co-Chairs
In February, it was our great fortune to have two opportunities to come together with other Nobles parents to learn more about Nobles and the wider community.
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Boston Sled Hockey Invitational
The Northeast Passage Wildcats are hosting the first ever Boston Sled Hockey Invitational Tournament at Nobles, March 11-12, to close out the winter season.
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Faculty Voices: 'Far From Dead - The Relevency of Latin' by Classics Teacher Dan Matlack
“Why should anyone take Latin? No one speaks it anymore.” I have addressed these naively simplistic charges many times in my career. Allow me a moment or two to take them head on.
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All About Assembly
Last month, the Nobles community welcomed two thoughtful, well-respected speakers to the Assembly stage.
On Feb. 9, renowned lawyer, Harvard Law School professor and civil rights activist Charles Ogletree Jr. visited campus to discuss the profound issue of racial profiling in America, using the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., whom Ogletree represented in July 2009, as a prime example. Click here to read more...
On Feb. 23, senior editor of The Atlantic magazine and author ofMy Beautiful Struggle Ta-Nehisi Coates spent Long Assembly speaking about his life growing up in Baltimore, Md., and the positive influence of his father. Click here to read more...
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