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Noble Application FINAL Office of Enrollment 1 N. State St FL 7-L Noble Charter Schools Chicago, IL 60602 2019 - 2020 Transfer Application Phone: 833.BE.NOBLE 833.236.6253 THIS APPLICATION IS NOT VALID FOR GRADE 9. Email: [email protected] SOLICITUD NO VÁLIDA PARA EL GRADO 9. Noble is tuition free and open to all students who live in the city of Chicago regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, or disability. Families must provide two proofs of Chicago residency/address for enrollment. Only complete applications will be considered. Use blue or black ink. Las escuelas Noble no cobran matrícula y están disponibles para todos los estudiantes que viven en la ciudad de Chicago, independientemente de su raza, etnia, sexo, condición socioeconómica o discapacidad. Las familias deben proporcionar dos pruebas de residencia / dirección de Chicago para la inscripción. Sólo se considerarán solicitudes completas. Use tinta azul o negra. STUDENT INFO STUDENT’S NAME (Nombre completo del estudiante) First (Nombre) Last (Apellido) Middle Initials (Ainiciales del segundo nombre) Home Telephone (Teléfono de casa) Gender (Género) Date of Birth (Fecha de nacimiento) Male Female (Masculino) (Feminino) HOME ADDRESS AND CURRENT SCHOOL INFORMATION (Direccion de la casa e information de la casa e informacion de la escuela actual ) Street (Calle) City (Ciudad) State (Estado) Zip (Código Postal) CPS Student ID (Found on report card. If non-CPS, leave blank.) Current Grade Level (CPS ID del estudiante. Si no asiste a CPS, dejar en blanco.) (Nivel de Grado Actual) Name of Student’s Current School (Nombre de la escuela actual) You must contact us with any changes of address or phone number. Failure to do so may PARENT/GUARDIAN INFO jeopardize chances of enrollment. (Debe ponerse en contacto con nosotros con cualquier cambio de dirección o número de teléfono. De no hacerlo, puede poner en peligro las posibilidades de inscripción.) PARENT/GUARDIAN’S NAME (Nombre del padre/guardian) Tel.#: Parent/Guardian #1 (Padre #1): Tel.#: Parent/Guardian #2 (Padre #2): Parent/Guardian #1 E-mail (Correo electrónico): Parent/Guardian #2 E-mail (Correo electrónico): HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT US? Check all that apply. (¿Como se enteró de nosotros? Marque todo lo que corresponda.) Noble Event/ Event de Noble School Counselor/ Consejero de la escuela Alumni/ Alumnos Noble Family/ Familia de Noble CTA Ad/ Anuncio de CTA School Visit or Fair/ Visita a la escuela o feria Noble Website/ Página Web de Noble E-mail/ Correo electrónico Community Organization/ Organización dela comunidad Continue to complete. Continúa para completar. CAMPUS SELECTION Please check the box ( ) next to the Noble campus to which you are applying. You may apply to multiple campuses. Acceptance is based on transcript review and/or seat availability. Por favor marque ( ) la casilla de la escuela Noble a la cual está solicitando admisión. Se puede aplicar a varias escuelas. La aceptación se basa en la revisión del transcrito escolar y / o la disponibilidad de asientos. Baker College Prep ITW David Speer Academy 2710 E. 89th Street 5321 W. Grand Avenue Chicago, IL 60617 Chicago, IL 60639 Butler College Prep Johnson College Prep 821 E. 103rd Street 6350 S. Stewart Avenue Chicago, IL 60628 Chicago, IL 60621 Chicago Bulls College Prep Mansueto High School 2040 W. Adams Street 5101 S. Keeler Avenue Chicago, IL 60612 Chicago, IL 60632 DRW College Prep Muchin College Prep 931 S. Homan Avenue 1 N. State Street Chicago, IL 60624 Chicago, IL 60602 Gary Comer College Prep Noble Street College Prep 7131S .S outh Chicago Avenue 1010 N. Noble Street Chicago, IL 60619 Chicago, IL 60642 Gary Comer College Pritzker College Prep Prep Middle School 4131 W. Cortland Street 1010 E. 72nd Street Chicago, IL 60639 Chicago, IL 60619 Rauner College Prep Golder College Prep 1337 W. Ohio Street The Noble Academy 1454 W. Superior Street Chicago, IL 60642 1443 N. Ogden Avenue Chicago, IL 60642 Rowe-Clark Math & Chicago, IL 60610 Hansberry College Prep Science Academy UIC College Prep 8748 S. Aberdeen Avenue 3645 W. Chicago Avenue 1231 S. Damen Avenue Chicago, IL 60620 Chicago, IL 60651 Chicago, IL 60608 CERTIFICATION I certify that the above information is true to the best of my knowledge. I understand that failure to comply with submission of appropriate documents may prevent enrollment. (Certifico que la información suministrada es correcta según mi conocimiento. Entiendo que el hecho de no proporcionar los documentos apropiados puede impedir la inscripción.) Signature (Firma) ___________________________________________________________________________ Date (Fecha) _____________ To submit this form, drop off at a Noble campus of your choice or email to [email protected]. (Para entregar la solicitud, déjelo en una escuela Noble de su elección o envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected].) If you have questions, please call or email: (Si tiene alguna pregunta, por favor llámenos o envíenos un correo electrónico) 833.BE.NOBLE (833.236.6253) [email protected] OFFICE USE ONLY USE ONLY Form Last Updated: 06/2019 Entering Grade: _______ Submitted to NST: Yes No.
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