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March 19, 2020

Posted at 12:49h in Counseling, Parents by

Message from the TA Student Support Team Dear TA Families, During the school dismissal period, your Counseling and Health Office staff, including Mark, Rebecca, Molly, Kara, and Siobhan are here to support you and your students. We see our role as helping students overcome the barriers they face to accessing their education - and this is true in this time of remote learning as well. Our plans for supporting you during the dismissal include the following: We will be compiling resources around stress, anxiety, and self-care to share with you. We will be available to hold video meetings with students via Google Hangouts. To...


March 17, 2020

Posted at 19:00h in Head of School, News by

Letter from Head of School Carrie Brennan to students, parents, and staff, sent via email on March 17. Tomorrow we turn the experience of school upside-down and inside-out.  Following our governor’s orders and public health recommendations, we will cease convening each day on our beloved Academy Road campus. Classes will move to a virtual space, with teachers, paraprofessionals, and students working from home and using technology to connect with one another, collaborate, and continue learning. We are developing a new 'Remote TA' section of our website, which already has some useful resources posted. Check out the Roles & Expectations document which will serve as an important...


March 17, 2020

Posted at 08:55h in Academics by

Students and parents can check out a laptop and pick up course materials at the following times: Tuesday, 3/17, 3-4pm in the CafeWednesday 3/18, 8-11:30am in the Cafe For information about laptop availability after March 18 or to troubleshoot issues with a borrowed TA computer, contact IT Help Desk Technician Marisa Cotilletta, marisa.cotilletta 'at' thet.net. ...


March 11, 2020

Posted at 11:31h in Athletics, News, Parents by

With an up and down season, the #7 seed Panthers trip to the Aud was never a sure thing. But with an upset of #2 Randolph 63-54 in the quarterfinals, they punched their ticket emphatically for the third year in a row. The Valley News round-up quotes coach Jason Gray: "It just means that the boys are dedicated and they want to show the best of their abilities at the right time. So they played their hearts out, (and) I tried to coach my heart out.” In the semifinal game, the Panthers faced #6 Peoples Academy. Peoples' Wolves came out aggressively...

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