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November 12, 2019

Posted at 13:24h in Academics, News, Parents by

On Friday, Thetford Academy seventh graders had the opportunity to hear from James Bruchac, a member of the Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe. Bruhac is an award winning author, Abenaki storyteller, animal tracker, wilderness survival expert, cultural educator, and instructor of the martial arts. Seventh graders are currently reading the novel Hidden Roots, a book written by James Bruhac's father, James Bruhac, about a boy's journey to confront hidden family secrets and discover the truth about his Native American history. Bruhac shared stories from his own writing and life experiences, and talked about the Native legends he learned from his father....


November 12, 2019

Posted at 12:41h in Alumni News, News, Parents by

The 35th annual Thetford Academy Alumni Association Holiday Craft Bazaar will take place on Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Vaughan Alumni Gymnasium at Thetford Academy, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Admission is free. Exquisite hand-made items created by craftspersons across New England will be available for purchase. In addition, there will be door prizes and food available all day. The TAAA Craft Fair is a great opportunity to get your holiday shopping done early! Questions? Contact Charlotte Adams at [email protected] or call June Davidson at 785-2601. ...


November 4, 2019

Posted at 15:56h in Athletics, News, Parents by

On Saturday, November 1, TA's Varsity Girls soccer team headed to the Maxfield Sports Complex for their championship game to take on No. 2 Vergennes. The Commodores were a familiar foe and a formidable one--the Panthers played hard to win last year's title game, 2-1, against the same team. Knowing their opponent well, the Panthers were prepared and quickly took control of the game. The Valley News reported that "TA fans seemed to sigh a collective sigh of relief after [Grace] Davis' corner kick with 21:57 remaining in the first half. The right-side serve connected with Madi Powers, who assisted Namya...


November 4, 2019

Posted at 12:41h in Academics, News, Parents by

The Thetford Historical Society has announced the date and theme for the 8th annual Thetford Geography Bee. The Bee, scheduled for Friday, November 15, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the Thetford Academy Cafe, will focus on the theme of "Migrations," a topic that the Historical Society has been exploring with their "Migration Nation" series this year. The questions will explore the theme's geographical aspects (physical, cultural, political) with questions drawn from the Migration Nation events. There will be two divisions based on age/grade level: the youth division will include grades 5-8 and the adult division will include grades 9 and older....


October 31, 2019

Posted at 12:35h in Academics, Athletics, News, Parents by

October’s Student of the Month is a quiet, hard-working, and well-rounded student. Always a positive presence in any classroom, she shows a genuine interest in learning. She also plays a leadership role in the TA community. She is involved with gender equity and the Gay Straight Alliance. She is a talented musician, willing to take risks and perform solo in front of a large audience. On the track team, she supports her teammates, takes workouts seriously, and projects a cheery attitude even when it’s gray and rainy. In English class, she fills her writing with apt metaphors and strong verbs. Her writing has punch and...


October 30, 2019

Posted at 09:09h in Parents by

Thetford Academy students traveling to Quebec in April are selling poinsettias to help fund their trip. The 6.5" plants cost $13.50 each. If you'd like to order a plant, forms are available in the main office at school, from any student traveler, or by contacting Karen Heinzmann at [email protected] - or by downloading the form below and returning to TA. Orders should be placed by November 6, 2019. Poinsettia Order FormDownload ...

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