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Photo credit: J&R Photography TA's varsity baseball team has had a stellar season, finishing 13-0 and the top seed in Division III. Their record earns them a first round bye in the D3 playoffs, skipping the playdowns to enter quarterfinals this week. The Panthers will host the winner of (8) Peoples Academy and (9) Green Mountain Union on Saturday at 11:00 am. The full tournament bracket can be found MaxPreps here. In varsity softball, the Panthers ended the season 3-10 and seeded 8th place in Division III. They enter the playoffs at home v. 9th-seeded Fair Haven on Tuesday at 4:30...


Thetford Academy’s student artists – musicians, performers, painters, designers, chefs, and more – will come together on Friday night to showcase their work to the community and celebrate the arts at TA. Doors open at 5:15 p.m. and guests are invited to enjoy a variety of delicious hors d’oeuvres prepared by students in our Culinary Arts program. Visual Arts students will showcase work in a variety of media, including painting, ceramics, mixed media, and linocut printing. Design technology students will feature their woodwork, as well as a model of this year’s timber framing design and build project. The concert begins at 6pm...


Dear TA Families, May has been a busy month of excursions into the world around us to extend our learning and build community. A few of the recent trips include: Sarah Hancock's creative writing class headed to Northern Stage to see a performance of the acclaimed 'Wonder! A Woman Keeps a Secret'. Elizabeth Dowe's advanced Spanish classes visited Dartmouth's Baker Library to experience the world famous Orozco mural series, 'The Epic of American Civilization'. Scott Ellis's environmental studies and outdoor education class has taken their learning on the road a lot this spring, including tours of Union Village Dam and Wilder Dam as part...


Thetford Academy seniors Daniel Mann and Elijah Renner have been named semifinalists in the 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, one of the nation’s most selective honors for high school students. From more than 6,500 of the nation’s highest-achieving students invited into the selection process, just 627 advanced to the semifinalist stage. Only seven students statewide made the Vermont list, with Thetford Academy accounting for two. Scholars are selected on the basis of their accomplishments in many areas–academic and artistic success, accomplishment in career and technical fields, leadership, strong character, and involvement in school and the community. The U.S. Presidential Scholars...


Guest post from Waits River Valley School teacher Thomas Chapin '04 On Thursday, May 28 at 6 p.m., Waits River Valley School is bringing its production of The Wizard Of Oz to Thetford Academy. Students in grades 3-8 have been working hard for the past few months and are excited to perform at the Martha Jane Rich Theater.  Musicals at Waits River Valley School have become a tradition in recent years. Their first show was Mary Poppins in 2023, which featured Aiden Otterman (TA ’27) as Mr. Banks. What began as a middle school class has now extended to the lower grades,...


The One Act Play class at Thetford Academy is proud to present The Rainbow Fish Musical on Sunday, May 31 at 1:00 p.m. in the Martha Jane Rich Theater at Thetford Academy. The performance is free and open to all families and community members. Based on the beloved children’s book, The Rainbow Fish Musical tells the story of friendship, kindness, and sharing through music and colorful characters. Performers include Matthew Andrasko, Grace Brown, Tobin Dalpe, Kayla Downing, Jillian Fein, AJ Foster, Mallory Hodges, Marin Kidd, Eliza Knowlton-Young, Nya Perry, Alivia Smith, Collin Soto, Lola Squire, Twyla Weinstein, and Tristan Woodward. Lighting design is by Anna Ferrier and...

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