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September 23, 2024

Posted at 08:52h in Athletics, News, Student Life by

TA's cross country team ran at the Manchester Invitational this past Saturday. Captains Ava Hayden and Brady Sloop led their teams with top 10 finishes in their respective races. Ava finished 5th (out of 219 racers), covering the 5K course for Varsity Small Schools in 20:34. On the boys side, Brady was 9th out of 280 racers, finishing in a time of 17:04. Other significant races were turned in by Hardy Payson and Paul Hesser who both took two minutes off of their personal bests in the 5K, while newcomer Ella Harvey took one minute off of her time, finishing in...


September 21, 2024

Posted at 09:00h in Academics, Athletics, Head of School, News, Parents, Student Life by

Mountain Day! Yesterday the whole school ventured out to six trailheads in our region, stretching from Mt. Moosilauke in the north to Mt. Ascutney in the south, carrying on TA's Mountain Day tradition, first started in 1979. It was a beautiful day to enjoy autumn beauty and connect as a community. The hikes aren't easy, and we hope everyone felt inspired by the experience and the challenge. Sharing a few photos (attached) of our youngest and oldest hikers - the Class of 2030 on Mt. Cube and the Class of 2025 on Mt. Moosilauke. Look for more next week as we...


September 20, 2024

Posted at 10:18h in Academics, Counseling, News, Parents by

On Thursday at 6pm, TA's Counseling team will host a virtual information night for seniors (and their families) thinking about college or planning to apply to college this fall. The event is designed to provide an overview of the college application process and offer resources and tips for success. Topics will include: how to navigate the college application process, applying for financial aid, and identifying scholarship opportunities. Counselors will also share information for students considering a gap year or deferred enrollment. The virtual event will also cover roles and responsibilities among the student, parent, and school counselor. Attendees will learn...


September 17, 2024

Posted at 10:57h in Athletics, News, Parents by

The varsity boys opened their season with a four-game winning streak - two of them shutouts - and are showing no signs of slowing down. With what the Journal Opinion called the Panthers’ “high-powered offense” (great photos in last week’s edition) and sophomore Matthew McGovern guarding the net, the boys have been scoring well - and not letting much through. Next up, the Panthers travel to Hazen, then take on Lake Region at home this Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Learn who’s on the team- and follow the Panthers on Scorebook Live for game schedule and scores.  On the girls side, the...


September 17, 2024

Posted at 08:38h in Athletics, News by

The event, founded by TA parent and former board member Dan Grossman, is well known for many things: great music, great food (shout out to the Thetford Academy Alumni Association), great energy, and great people. Of course, the Woods Trail Run is also known for its scenic 5K course, the Dan Grossman Woods Trail, designed by former Olympic biathlete John Morton. The course winds through TA’s 295-acre forested campus, challenging even the most accomplished runners with hills like the aptly named “Morty’s Monster." For the Thetford community, the event is an annual gathering of neighbors and a reunion of...


September 13, 2024

Posted at 16:13h in Academics, Head of School, News, Parents, Student Life by

Dear Families, Let me start with one nuts and bolts item and then get to the fun stuff. If you haven't registered yet in our new student information system, Alma, please take time to do so this weekend. We hope you will find it to be a very user-friendly program. Here is a link to a parent guide about Alma with lots of screenshots to help you. And now to the heart of our time at TA: teaching and learning! The weather has been a perfect ally these first weeks of school to take teaching and learning outside the classroom walls. Students and teachers have been out...

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