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Dear TA Families,  We made it! Today's final bell at 2:55pm this afternoon marked the beginning of spring break. TA offices will be closed next week, April 22-26. We look forward to welcoming everyone back on April 29 for the final 7-week stretch of the school year!  While we pause the academic schedule for the week, our athletics program continues apace. Spring athletes are busy with games, meets, and practices. If weather and fields cooperate, we welcome Panther fans to cheer on our track and field athletes at Lebanon HS on April 23 and Windsor on April 27, and the baseball and softball...


Photo credit: Matthew Hayden Thetford Academy's track and field teams had a strong opening meet at Windsor on Tuesday. Both the boys and the girls beat out all 8 other schools to take home their first win of the season. Individual athletes also had some exceptional performances, earning several new additions to the school record board: Ava Hayden already had the third best 3000 time in school history, but she improved her previous best time by more than 17 seconds. Evan Rich set a new school record in the triple jump with a mark of 42'1.5". Uly Junker set a new school record in...


The Thetford Academy Alumni Association's spring newsletter is here! Learn more about how TAAA supports Thetford Academy through annual donations to academics, athletics, the arts, and more. By providing concessions for the Woods Trail Run and state cross country meets and other fundraising efforts, TAAA has been able to provide more than $10,000 to Thetford Academy this year. The Alumni News also features details for this year's Alumni Day Banquet, scheduled for Saturday, June 15, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. Dinner, catered by alumnus Cole Cutting '01, will be served at 6:00 p.m. We hope all alumni will join TAAA...


Dear TA Families, Kudos to our whole school community for the many 'wins' we experienced today. Each grade level had their own agenda and version of the day, so check in with your student to get details about specific activities and personal highlights. A common theme across all the grades: Taking time out of our normal routines to celebrate students and their unique journeys, accomplishments, learning, and growth. Congratulations especially to the Class of 2024 for taking the senior roundtable experience to the next level this year - and to their junior classmates who showed up ready to participate as awesome audience members....


Ticks are out. Ticks, ticks, ticks Please check daily for deer ticks - especially outdoor classes and sports teams • There are lots of deer ticks. • Shower & wash clothes if you are out in tick territory. • If a deer tick is attached to you for more than 24-36 hours call your pediatrician & get a one-time antibiotic to prevent Lyme Disease. • Also, save the tick - show your doctor or Nurse Ellen • Ellen's Lyme Disease prevention video  Illnesses • Pink eye cases are going away. We only had two cases this week. Thank you for everyone's help with hygiene and extra cleaning!!! • The good news is we don't have...


Despite last week's 16-inch snowfall, spring has officially arrived at TA and garden activities have begun! Beginning in mid-February, when the day length reached over 10 hours, plants began waking up from their winter slumber and began to grow again. The longer days provide enough natural light for most seeds to germinate and grow - and Horticulture students, in particular, have been taking advantage. Students are busy manifesting green on campus, working in the greenhouse and outdoors daily. In the greenhouse, they are seeding crops for the school garden and themselves, packing the space with bright green baby seedlings. Last...

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