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April 16, 2020

Posted at 15:15h in Counseling by

Hello, Class of 2022,Welcome to your first official responsibility as a junior!  Course registrations look nothing like they have in your previous years at TA.  Please bear with us through this process, it's new for us too.  The process this year is entirely digital, you can view all documents online and you will submit your registration electronically.  If this is in any way a hardship for you or your family please let us know, we can work with you to find an alternative arrangement. The deadline for priority registration in classes is 3 pm on Friday, April 10. Mark, Rebecca and Molly are...


April 16, 2020

Posted at 15:08h in Counseling by

Hello, Class of 2023,Welcome to your first official responsibility as a sophomore!  Course registrations look nothing like they have in your previous years at TA.  Please bear with us through this process, it's new for us too.  The process this year is entirely digital, you can view all documents online and you will submit your registration electronically.  If this is in any way a hardship for you or your family please let us know, we can work with you to find an alternative arrangement. The deadline for priority registration in classes is 3 pm on Friday, April 17. Mark, Rebecca and Molly are...


April 13, 2020

Posted at 14:51h in News by

Pictured above: Frank Loveland at the 2017 Mr. TA Pageant, accompanied by Eamon Deffner and Alan Xi. The pageant raises money to support the high school education of students in Rwanda via the non-profit Raise Rwanda. Photo by Dan Grossman. If there is anyone more upbeat than our March Student of the Month, it’s not clear who that person is. No matter the situation, he always manages to find the good in something or someone. This person, of course, is senior Frank Loveland. As a student, Frank is someone who shows up ready to learn and ready to get something out of...


April 13, 2020

Posted at 10:42h in Counseling, Parents by

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, testing for college has been effectively put on hold. The websites linked below will give you information regarding ongoing updates from the SATs and the ACTs, along with an article talking about how colleges are handling the situation. In short, many colleges are choosing to go test-optional temporarily, just for the class of 2021 - which could be an advantage for juniors. Some colleges are choosing to go test-optional permanently. In addition, colleges are recognizing the need for increased flexibility for current juniors who are are unable to visit colleges, take standardized tests on...


April 13, 2020

Posted at 07:45h in Health Office by

From Nurse Sue Farrell: I hope that everyone is staying home, staying healthy and getting the hang of remote learning. I miss seeing you all at school!   As difficult as it is to stay home and self isolate, understanding why we must do this helps.  This "Stop the Domino Effect" video from the CDC is a great visual to better understand why social distancing makes a difference: https://www.facebook.com/CDC/videos/1164699883869372/ And with the new recommendation that you wear a face mask when leaving home, here is good information on masks from the Vermont Department of Health: https://www.healthvermont.gov/sites/default/files/documents/pdf/COVID-19-VDH-mask-guidance.pdf Be well, Sue Farrell, School Nurse ...

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