News & Announcements

Noble Academy’s volleyball teams played against Prairie Seeds Academy on Friday night, and it was an exciting day for everyone! Out of the four games, Noble Academy won three, with the Girls Junior Varsity, Boys Varsity, and Boys Junior Varsity teams all bringing home victories.

The players showed great energy, teamwork, and effort, giving their best in every match. The games were exciting, and everyone demonstrated amazing sportsmanship.

We also want to thank Prairie Seeds Academy for being great competitors and playing with respect throughout the day.

Congratulations to all the Noble Academy volleyball teams for their fantastic wins! We’re proud of you and can’t wait to see what’s next!

Every child deserves the opportunity to thrive through quality education! National School Choice Week (NSCW) is dedicated to informing, inspiring, and empowering parents to explore their children's diverse K-12 educational options. These options include traditional public schools, private schools, online learning, homeschooling, and public charter schools such as Noble Academy.

Noble proudly hosted National School Choice Day on Friday, January 26 to celebrate this significant week. Our enthusiastic students donned yellow attire that day to symbolize the positivity that characterizes our community! They showcased their passion for learning about Hmong culture and literacy while expressing gratitude for the commitment of our dedicated teachers and staff. The day also emphasized the strong friendships that students cultivate and the enriching year-round after-school programs we provide.

With many educational opportunities, it is evident that at Noble, we are devoted to ensuring that every child’s academic journey is a joyful adventure.

On January 9, 2025, Twin Cities Roadcrew visited Noble Academy to host an engaging and informative presentation titled "Wise with Waste." This assembly aimed to enlighten K-5 students about the critical importance of recycling, waste reduction, and composting practices. One of the key lessons imparted was that a significant way to minimize waste is by preventing it from being created in the first place. Students were encouraged to adopt sustainable habits, such as using reusable water bottles and shopping bags, as part of their daily routines.

The assembly was not only educational but also interactive, featuring a variety of games and challenges that captivated the students' attention and sparked their enthusiasm. Through hands-on activities and enjoyable experiences, children learned essential skills for making environmentally responsible choices. This experience fostered a sense of community among the students, instilling in them a collective responsibility for caring for our planet through mindful waste management practices.