Noble Academy Greensboro, NC, Private school in Greensboro, United States
Noble Academy is a private school in Greensboro that provides specialized education for students with learning differences from kindergarten through grade 12. The institution spans multiple buildings along Horse Pen Creek Road and uses the Wilson Reading System to address different learning needs.
The institution was founded in 1987 by Ginger Parnell and Rita Rice as Unlimited Learning, initially operating as a testing service. Over time, it evolved through several phases of development to become the current Noble Academy.
The school uses the Knight as its mascot and offers programs in visual arts, performing arts, and athletics that shape daily campus life. These activities help students develop values of respect and responsibility through their involvement.
Students benefit from small class sizes that allow for individual attention tailored to each child's needs. The campus provides a supportive learning environment designed to accommodate various learning styles and challenges.
The school offers free reading screenings for children ages 7 to 11, helping to identify early reading difficulties. This community initiative makes specialized support accessible to young readers regardless of school enrollment.
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