Noe is an outstanding middle school with magnet programs, dedicated teachers, and unique arts opportunities that prepare students for high school.
Category: FEATURES
AI reshaping the teaching, learning process
Teachers express concern over AI’s impact on student learning, fearing it promotes cheating and undermines critical thinking and writing skills.
Q&A with New Math Teacher
Eklund brings diverse background to Flyers team By Joseph Khup, Mohamed Ali, and August Kotheimer, The Noetice Megan Eklund is a new Math Teacher at […]
Crochet is for the kids
Crochet Club meets on Mondays and is sponsored by Mrs. Broyles.
Seventh-Grade teacher found passion in the classroom
Drake pushes students to master concepts, take pride in their success By Olivia Corfman, Camden Clarkson, and Jack Truong, Eighth-Grade After graduating with degrees in […]
Noe students celebrate diverse traditions
Students at Noe Middle School celebrate diverse cultural traditions like Diwali, Dia de Muertos, and Carnaval, showcasing their vibrant identities.
‘Goofy’ teacher is all about learning, fun
Brockman brings energy to Social Studies Classroom By Keilin Cazun Chajon, Eighth Grade Eighth-grade Social Studies teacher Jonathan Brockman was inspired to teach by his […]
Cell City: Seventh-grade science project gets artsy
Seventh graders in Louisville create innovative “cell city” projects, connecting cell organelles to familiar elements, fostering creativity and collaboration.
McKinney switching roles as new drama teacher
Megan Mckinney, a former ELA teacher, begins her first year as drama teacher in Louisville, aiming to uphold the legacy of her beloved predecessor while inspiring students.
For sixth graders, middle school is a brave new world
Middle school can be daunting for new sixth graders like Kalie Enix and Hazel Quiles, yet they find support from teachers and excitement in new experiences.