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May 30, 2026

Posted at 09:13h in Academics, Arts, Athletics, Head of School, News, Outdoor Education, Parents, Student Life by

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...


May 8, 2026

Posted at 17:05h in Academics, Alumni News, Head of School, News, Outdoor Education, Parents, Student Life by

Dear TA Families, 'In service to our community' is the theme of the week. Parents modeled this each day by investing time and effort into making Teacher Appreciation Week a success. We thank you! Meanwhile, students jumped into action today with our annual ODW Service Day - and last Friday too,...


February 10, 2026

Posted at 14:26h in News, Outdoor Education, Parents, Student Life by

Last week our 8th grade students traveled to the Hulbert Outdoor Center in Fairlee, Vermont for an overnight experience designed to do more than build memories. The trip placed students in situations of shared challenge, where learning happens through experience and reflection. These moments revealed the five habits we value...


February 6, 2026

Posted at 16:43h in Academics, Athletics, Head of School, News, Outdoor Education, Parents, Student Life by

Dear TA Families,We jumped into February embracing lots of cool challenges and opportunities! I want to thank students for taking risks inside and outside the classroom as they push their learning, hone their skills, experience new places, connect and share with others, and represent their school. And I want to thank...


January 30, 2026

Posted at 16:28h in Academics, Arts, Counseling, News, Outdoor Education, Parents, Student Life by

January Reflections & IntentionsAs January draws to a close, it's a good time to pause and reflect on intentions we might have set for the new year and check whether we are on the path toward achieving them. Our Getting to Y team engaged their peers in doing just that...

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