Pros
I started and continue to work at Noble because I wanted to be surrounded by educators who care as much and put in as much effort every day as I do. At my particular campus, this is true of nearly everyone I work with and it is a very unique experience to respect and be respected by so many coworkers. Our discipline code is strict, and while it is easy to find small things that you disagree with, overall it truly allows for a safe environment where student learning is maximized. I feel I am given the resources I need to do my best work every day. Benefits are good.
Cons
Working at Noble can easily become your life. This is my fifth year and I am only starting to not feel guilty if I don't do work at home every evening, or if I refuse to do work on Saturdays. With high expectations for students come high expectations for staff - Noble also tends to hire people with high expectations for themselves and a history of achievement. At my campus there is no one telling you that you have to work overtime - everyone just does it in order to stay afloat and meet their own expectations. Salary is lower than for comparable positions in CPS.