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Thirteen Thetford Academy athletes competed this weekend at the New England Track and Field Championship in New Britain, CT, the largest group from TA that has ever competed at outdoor New Englands. TA athletes set three new VT state records and, for the first time ever, TA brought home two New England championship medals - both earned by senior Uly Junker-Boyce. According to Coach Breakstone, Uly had one of the best performances ever by a VT athlete at New Englands. He won the long jump with a jump of 23' 7", nearly a foot better than 2nd place. He then won...


For the second time in three years, the Panthers roared to the state title in a rematch vs. rival White River Valley. Prior to their 2023 championship win, Panthers baseball hadn't clinched a title since 1987 - but it's safe to say things are looking up for TA on the diamond. The Panthers walked into the game on Saturday with a strong season behind them and fresh off a hard-fought semifinal win vs. 6-seed Green Mountain. At Centennial Field, the Panthers had reason to be confident. The Wildcats were also riding high, with an undefeated season behind them. Both teams...


Photo credit: Gary Engler Thetford Academy was proud to celebrate the achievements of the exceptional Class of 2025 at the school's 206th commencement ceremony on Friday. It was a cool and clear evening and in their caps and gowns, graduates shared the risers on the lawn of the White Building. They were surrounded by hundreds of their family, friends, and community members - and backed by the stunning mountain views of Thetford Hill. During the student-led event, graduates reflected - with speeches and poetry - on the value of friendship and community, of appreciating mentors and teachers, and of learning to...


Thetford Academy's Class of 2025 is winding down their high school career with a series of milestones and celebrations - baccalaureate, final exams, class day, and finally, graduation. Graduation week started Sunday with TA's traditional baccalaureate ceremony, featuring student speeches from graduating seniors Ethan Roy and Caleb Crossett, and a musical presentation from Halogenica, a student choral ensemble. Retiring Science teacher Gary Engler, who has taught at TA for more than 20 years, was selected by students to make the baccalaureate address. On Friday, June 13, Thetford Academy will celebrate Class Day and the school's 206th commencement. The 66 members of...


The Thetford Academy Drama Department is proud to announce the chartering of an official troupe with the International Thespian Society (ITS), the honor society for high school theatre students. Being approved to form a troupe is a significant achievement that reflects the strength and dedication of TA’s theatre program. The application process requires schools to demonstrate a commitment to theatre education, student achievement, and program sustainability—making this recognition a true honor. Founded in 1929, the International Thespian Society has a long and respected history of celebrating excellence in theatre arts. As part of this global organization, Thetford students will now have...


The Panther boys had another record-breaking day on Thursday, defeating 17 teams in the Division 3 track and field championship to take home their sixth consecutive state title. The team's seniors Uly Junker-Boyce, Luke Miller, Brady Sloop, and Evan Rich earned 127 of the teams 164.5 points and took the top spot in seven meet events. Other highlights included sophomore Connor Sloop's top placement on the podium in the discus throw; Connor Gaine, Elijah Renner, Daniel Mann, and Jay Hill's win in the 4x800; and Uly Junker-Boyce, Evan Rich, Hunter Clay, and Emmett Terry's 4x100 relay victory. In the long...

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