Noble and Greenough School

Noble and Greenough School (Nobles), founded in 1866, is one of New England's most distinguished independent day schools, serving grades 7–12 in Dedham, Massachusetts, southwest of Boston. The school enrolls approximately 620 students and is accredited by NEASC. Nobles offers an outstanding college-preparatory curriculum known for its depth, flexibility, and student-centred approach. The school's beautiful 187-acre wooded campus provides exceptional facilities for academics, arts, and athletics, including an Olympic-quality rowing programme on the adjacent Charles River. Nobles attracts students from Boston, the South Shore, and western suburbs, many from families in finance, healthcare, law, and the growing Boston technology sector. The school's international exchange programme and diverse student body reflect the global character of greater Boston. Graduates consistently attend Ivy League, MIT, and other highly selective universities, with Nobles regularly cited as one of the top college-preparatory schools in Massachusetts.