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November 10, 2017

Posted at 15:23h in News, Parents by

Week of Nov. 13 Wednesday, Nov. 15: College Money 101 Workshop, 6 - 8 p.m., TA Café Thursday, Nov. 16: Winooski Music Festival, Winooski, VT  TAPA Dinner-Theater, 5:30 p.m., TA Café   Fall Play, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged,” 7 p.m., Martha Jane Rich Theater Friday, Nov. 17: Winooski Music Festival, Winooski, VT  Fall Play, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged,” 7 p.m., Martha Jane Rich Theater Saturday, Nov. 18: Thetford Academy Alumni Association Holiday Craft Bazaar, 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., Vaughan Alumni Gymnasium Thetford Outdoor Program (TOP) Mt. Cardigan Hike, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Fall Play, “The...


November 10, 2017

Posted at 14:00h in Academics by

The Hartford Area Career and Technology Center (HACTC) is proud to announce that Aaron Holmgren from Thetford Academy has been named the Student of the Month in Industrial Mechanics and Welding at the HACTC. Students of the month were chosen this month based on the theme of Respect, as it is the first word in our school's Mission Statement. Congratulations, Aaron. Great job!...


November 10, 2017

Posted at 13:51h in News by

It is time for the Annual Wreath Fundraiser to support the 7th Grade spring trip to Washington, D.C.! The wreaths will be provided by Nichols Farm in Lyme, NH. Once again, they have been very generous with their efforts to help us with fundraising and their wreaths are beautiful: 22-24 inches in diameter Handmade, double-sided fresh balsam Plain wreaths or decorated wreaths (cones and berries), with a burgundy or red bowPlain wreaths= $14   Decorated wreaths= $19.50 If you are interested in a wreath, please email Sarah Holzer. Checks should be made payable to Thetford Academy with "Class of 2023 Wash. Trip" in the...


November 10, 2017

Posted at 12:52h in Alumni News, Athletics, News, Parents by

Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Soccer team on their 3-1 victory over Green Mountain last Saturday, Nov. 4, to bring home the 2017 Division III State Title, the first for the girls soccer program in 23 years! The Panthers took control early on, with a goal from senior Brooke Horniak, assisted by Ellen Veracka, less than 2 minutes into the match. The scored remained 1-0 through the rest of the first half, despite strong pressure on the Green Mountain defense by TA, including a couple attempts that missed by only inches. Sophomore Lily MacVeagh scored twice in the second half, both goals...


November 8, 2017

Posted at 18:54h in Alumni News, News by

TA Alumni, Did you play basketball while you were at TA? Would you put on the Panther uniform again for old times sake? Will you be in Thetford for Thanksgiving? If you said yes to any of these questions, then WE NEED YOU! We will be hosting the 1st annual TA Alumni Basketball event on Saturday, Nov. 25 (the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend) and we want you to join us. The format of the game(s) will be determined by the amount of interest from alumni (we'll probably divide by age group). So, if you are willing or interested in playing, please email Bridget Dugan-Sullivan by Friday,...


November 8, 2017

Posted at 17:03h in Academics, News, Parents by

Thetford Academy robotics teams 4886B and 4886C travelled to North Conway, NH, on Saturday, Nov. 4, to face 29 other teams from eight  schools. Team 4886C, with senior Clay Goodling (who joined our team last spring) and third year competitor, 9th grader Alex Holzer, finished first in the qualifying rounds with the best record of the day; Clay and Alex were team captains and first seed in the elimination rounds. Team 4886B, with 8th grader Tate Whiteberg and 7th grader Isaiah Kol finished in the top ten and were team captains for the fifth seed out of the eight alliances moving forward...

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