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June 6, 2024

Posted at 05:17h in Athletics, News, Parents, Student Life by

Guest post by Track and Field coach Joel Breakstone The TA track and field teams had great performances at the Division 3 State Championships in Fair Haven on May 30. The girls finished third, just behind Woodstock and White River, and the boys were state champions. It's the fifth championship in a row for the boys and their 12th title since 2004.  Many TA athletes won individual championships. Ava Hayden swept the three distance events (800, 1500, and 3000). Charlize Brown won the 200 and the 400. Luke Miller won the pole vault, javelin, and 400. Uly Junker won the 100, 200, long...


June 1, 2024

Posted at 10:19h in Academics, Arts, Athletics, Head of School, News, Parents by

Dear TA Families, So much is happening as we come roaring into the final stretch of the school year. Here are a few features from this past week - it might have been a short one, but it was packed with activity! Accolades in the Arts On Wednesday evening the arts department hosted the annual Spring Concert & Arts Expo in Anderson Hall with exhibits and performances from all of the arts disciplines. The school cafeteria was transformed into a gallery displaying creations in a wide array of media, including paintings, woodwork, ceramics, collage, and more. Students in the culinary arts classes catered the event,...


May 30, 2024

Posted at 15:11h in Athletics, News, Parents, Student Life by

The Panthers have had a great ball season this year, with both the softball and baseball teams shining on the diamond. Panthers baseball is wrapping up its regular season at home tonight (vs. North Country), sending off lone senior Justin Robinson. The team is 10-5 for the season after turning around a three loss streak on Tuesday with their 12-9 win vs. Spaulding on Tuesday. Coach Chaput told the Valley News, “This was a tremendous team effort today. We rebounded after a tough week to beat a quality Spaulding team. JD pitched well in the final three innings to close...


May 30, 2024

Posted at 13:39h in Arts, News, Parents by

On Saturday, June 1 from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., the students of Thetford Academy's One Act Play class will present the Thetford Children’s Theatre Festival. The event is free of charge. Students in the TA One Act Play class will perform “staged readings” of short plays that have been adapted from children’s books.  In addition to the staged readings, there will be crafts and theater games all facilitated by the students in the One Act class.  Staged Readings of the following plays will be performed:   Interrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein adapted by Preston Perkins The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein adapted by Ramona...


May 25, 2024

Posted at 11:07h in Academics, Head of School, News, Parents, Student Life by

Dear TA Families, We wrapped up Student Appreciation Week on Friday afternoon with a Panther Party. It was the perfect weather for outdoor activities, including a cookout lunch, volleyball on the quad, an epic hopscotch obstacle course, disc golf on the new course, good old four-square, a cotton candy station, and a huge water slide. We hope students enjoyed the special activities each day, starting on Monday with assembly on the front lawn featuring a few special (large!) four-legged guests, Matthew Whitney's steer and Chenoweth Donohue's horse! Here are highlights for next week: Spring Concert & Arts Expo - Wednesday 5/29 We are looking...

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