Transforming lives since 1987. We provide expert support to students in grades 2-12 with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, auditory processing issues, and ADHD, helping them build confidence and unlock their potential.
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SUPPORT A NOBLE MISSION
Your gifts help assure that Noble Academy’s students have the opportunity they need to achieve their goals and attain their dreams.
WE ARE BETTER TOGETHER.
As an independent school we rely on the philanthropic support of our entire community. Tuition alone simply does not cover the total cost of educating each child and we look to our parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends to help by donating to our Knights
First Fund. Your tax deductible gifts ensure that we can retain the best faculty and programming available.
2024-2025 Annual Report
WHY DO NOBLE FAMILIES SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL FINANCIALLY?
The generosity of our Noble families allows us to dramatically impact our student experiences which includes:
A program that changes the trajectory of students' lives
Extracurricular, fine arts, and athletics programs
Enhancement and maintenance to our beautiful campus
Leading edge assistive technology
Specialized professional enrichment
Increased financial accessibility for families
Participation in the Knights First Fund is also frequently used as a benchmark measurement of our community’s strength, making support at any level especially powerful – and our top priority. Our success depends on the generosity of donors, just like you, who believe in our mission.
Simply put --- we are stronger with your support.
Check out these few Noble quotes to see how your support has transformed lives!
Parker Hahn '20
From Parker's mother - "Parker received his diploma today from UNCG. I want to thank you and all of his teachers and staff for helping him succeed in his studies. He couldn't have done it without everyone at Noble!"
David and Tonya Geren
"When Ben came to Noble, his self-esteem was rock bottom and he had been through the ringer. His trust (and ours) in teachers and school was shattered. Fast forward five years, Ben is confident and feels like he can do anything he puts his mind to and knows how to advocate for himself. That is the Noble Way!"
Noah Taylor ‘17
“Noble taught me how to advocate for myself. Without this ability to speak up and ask for what I need, I would not have made it as far as I have today.”
Laine Carpenter Rendleman ‘01
“It’s important for Noble to be sustainable because there is a huge need for specialized education in our community. The school offers a sense of belonging to students who are different.”
To hear more about our students and their families' experiences at Noble Academy, take a listen to our Blue & Gold Chat Podcast! While you are there, check out the episode with Shawn Hardin '12 who tells you to just "Be yourself!"