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Noble Academy Mission Statement: We empower students with learning differences to pursue their highest potential within a comprehensive, supportive educational environment.
ADHD, CAPD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, struggles with processing and memory issues, auditory processing, attention, academic fluency, reading, math and writing, and executive functioning skills
Club or Organization: A variety of additional club offerings, Art Club, Creative Writing Club, D & D Club, Drama, Helping Hands Service Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Chess Team
School Notes
Noble Academy provides the opportunity for students with
learning differences to achieve greater success. Featuring small
class sizes, specialized training, qualified teachers, and a
culture of caring and accountability, Noble Academy is uniquely
designed to help your student embrace the strengths of his or her
learning style. At Noble Academy, students with learning
differences are no longer different. They interact with others like
themselves and find both academic and social success. Our class
sizes are small and our curriculum is traditional, though infused
with techniques and methodology proven to be successful with our
students. We are committed to both the remediation of areas of
weakness and the celebration of areas of strength. Thus, at Noble
Academy, children are taught by reading specialists and special
education teachers but have content area experts, trained in
working with LD/ADHD students, in science, social studies, art,
drama, physical education, and various other elective classes. We
offer a college preparatory program that serves children in grades
2 through 12. If traditional school is not the best environment for
a student, we ensure that their Noble Academy experience will
provide the rigor, strategies, and self-advocacy skills necessary
for successful transitioning to college, vocational-technical
school, or the world of work.
When is the application deadline for Noble Academy?
The application deadline for Noble Academy is Mar. 31 / Jun. 1 / rolling (applications are due on Mar. 31 / Jun. 1 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
Grades: 1-12 | 39 students146.1 miles 2426 Charles Ave. Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 756-8248
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School Reviews
55/17/2016
Our son has been at the Noble Academy for two years. He is happy and learning. Something that had not happened before. The teachers he has had have all been excellent and REALLY understand students with special needs. Clearly the school is able to attract great people... I couldn't be more positive about the school. The only scary part is the tuition-It's really high... On the other hand, there aren't many choices in the area and the public school system is now all about "tests"...and not about children's needs so there aren't other options....
- Posted by Parent - BDMSc
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