The Noble School is embraces the philosophy that the only way students can achieve their full potential is with dedicated support from both parents and teachers.
Our staff works with parents to help them understand the importance of a consistent, organized, and disciplined environment for learning.
The Noble School wasestablished in 2006to serve
families in the Jacksonvillearea.We
welcomechildren from 5th to 12th grade who are struggling in
school, have special needs, or who may otherwise be underachieving
in their current program.Our small class
sizeensures that each student receives individualized
instruction and support. We provide small group and
one-on-one instruction for students with mild learning disabilities
such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, processing disorders
andautism.
Our Mission - A United Approach. The Noble School embraces the
philosophy that the only way students can achieve their full
potential is with dedicated support from both parents and teachers.
Our staff works with parents to help them understand the
importance of a consistent, organized, and disciplined environment
for learning.Our focus is on maintaining a quality program at
all times. Students in attendance at our facility are
expected to come to class on time and prepared for the day's
subjects. Any student who consistently causes disruptions to
the classroom and impacts the learning of other students will
either be put on probation or asked to leave our
program.Students, parents, and teachers are all expected to
work together for the benefit of the child. Learning does not
end with the school day -- the home environment is as important to
educational success, if not more so, than the classroom
setting.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for The Noble School?
The application deadline for The Noble School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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