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January 26, 2021

Posted at 16:33h in Academics, Counseling, News, Parents by

On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. the Counseling Department will host this second workshop of a series designed to help juniors and their families engage in and think about the college application process. A panel-style event where representatives from a variety of colleges work in concert with Counseling Department Director, Mark Pichette to cover topics such as: the application process and timeline, financial aid, scholarships, student support services, and much more. ...


January 26, 2021

Posted at 16:29h in Parents by

On Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at 6:30 p.m the Counseling Office will host a webinar designed to help seniors and their families navigate the college scholarship process. It will cover the following topics: understanding college award letters, the Vermont grant, where to search for and find scholarships, and examples of local, state, and national scholarships. There will also be time for questions and answers. ...


January 22, 2021

Posted at 16:12h in Academics, Counseling, Parents by

The Mountain School, a semester program for high school juniors in Vermont, will be hosting a virtual information session for TA sophomores on Jan. 27, 2021 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event link will be updated with Zoom information in the school calendar on the "TA Today" page before the event. Located in Vershire, VT, the Mountain School enrolls 45 motivated high school juniors from all over the country each semester. Students come together to live and work on the school’s farm, creating an academic and work-based community in which every voice matters. Courses at the Mountain...


January 22, 2021

Posted at 15:36h in Arts, News, Parents by

Eleven students from Thetford Academy are featured in the Alliance for Visual Art Gallery's (AVA) 13th Annual Best of the Upper Valley High School Exhibition. The show will run from Friday, January 22 through Friday, February 26, 2021. This year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the show has gone entirely virtual and winners will be chosen by the public. From the link below, viewers can visit the show and vote for their favorite art work in several categories. Karyn Neubauer, TA's Visual Arts teacher, says "I’m very proud of our student artists and congratulate them for their hard work and...


January 21, 2021

Posted at 17:00h in Academics, Head of School, Parents by

Dear TA Families & Students, My weekly email today focuses on looking ahead to the next half of the school year. Below are 3 resources designed to provide the TA community with information about our 2nd semester plan and to support families with their decision-making process. 1. Video message to explain TA's 2nd semester plan (9:41 minutes in length): LINK 2. Set of slides shared in the video: LINK 3. Official sign-up form to indicate each student's option for 2nd semester - please submit by midnight on Monday, Jan. 25. [Students & family members: Refer to the weekly HOS email sent on Thursday, Jan....


January 21, 2021

Posted at 13:59h in Academics, Arts, News by

Students in TA's Advanced Art class spent the first quarter of the fall semester honing their skills both technically and conceptually. They also participated in The Memory Project's Portrait Program, creating portraits of children in Venezuela to serve as memories of their lived experience. This quarter, students focused their ideas and techniques on following the thread of an idea, a "sustained investigation" of a theme or concept. For their final project, the "Concentration Series," students dove deep into their chosen theme and created a series of works that reflected their focus. To showcase their work, each student created a...

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