Last Updated 6/30/2008 8:25:32 AM
Alumni

Noble Street’s Alumni Coordinator supports graduates as they pursue their college degrees. Noble Street offers graduates assistance filling out financial aid forms and advice when they need it. A small scholarship fund is available to graduates for expenses such as book fees and housing deposits. For information about how to contribute to this fund or set up a scholarship for a Noble graduate, click here.

Noble Street alumni remain connected to one another and the school after graduation. Alumni come back to speak to students at Town Hall assemblies, grand opening celebrations at new campuses and in advisories. They also host Noble students when students visit the colleges that alumni now attend. Gatherings for alumni happen at least twice each year.

For more information, please contact:

Angelica Alfaro
Alumni Coordinator   
Noble Street Charter High School Campuses
Noble * Pritzker * Rauner * Rowe-Clark * Golder * UIC * South Campus
1010 N. Noble
Chicago, IL 60642
p: 773-278-6895 ext. 203
f: 773- 632-2033

aalfaro@noblenetwork.org

Forms available for alumni:

  1. Transcript Request 

News and Events:

  • Alum of the Month
  • If you have graduated or will be graduating this summer and are looking for a job, Americorp is hiring full time employees. You can go to www.nush.org  and click on Americorp.  
  • As many of you know there has been an alumni survey going around since the alumni party. The purpose of this survey is to see where everyone is and why everyone is there, whether good or bad. This survey will also allow us to learn more about how we can help. Here is the link if you have not taken it. It only takes about 10 minutes and you will be entered in a raffle: click here to take the survey. 

Useful Links:

http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/

 

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Last Updated 12/6/2007 12:43:38 PM
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–Seneca

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