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Thetford Academy's Panthers defeated White River Valley 6-0 on Saturday to win the Division III State Championship in baseball for the first time since 1986 - and only the second time in the team's history. White River Valley's Wildcats, however, had earned three titles in a row - Division III in 2019 and Division IV in 2020 and 2021. At Centennial, the Panthers were confident and united with a strong season at their back and success in the semifinals - they were there to win. Freshman Xander Oshoniyi pitched an incredible game, successfully holding off WRV with his battery...


Go Panthers! TA's varsity softball and varsity baseball teams had an exciting week, winning both quarterfinal and semifinal games. They are off to the Division III state championships: baseball will play rival White River Valley at Centennial Field in Burlington on Saturday at 11:00 a.m., and the softball team will take on Oxbow at Castleton University in Castleton at 5:00 p.m. See below for more details and ticket information - hope to see you there! Baseball will play White River Valley at Centennial Field in Burlington on Saturday, June 10th at 11:00am.  Gates open at 10am  No noisemakers  No outside food or drink  Purchase tickets...


This Friday, Thetford Academy will celebrate Class Day and its 204th commencement. The 42-member Class of 2023 will start their graduation day in the gym - with the whole school community - for the TA tradition of Class Day. Class Day begins with underclassmen awards and honors, followed by the seniors' presentation of their "Last Will and Testaments" and a slideshow of their time together at TA. The second part of the morning will be held on the front lawn, weather permitting. Faculty, staff, and community members will announce Senior Awards and Scholarships, many of which have been awarded to TA...


The Panthers continued their track and field winning streak last Thursday at the Division III State Championship meet. The boys won the event, taking home the state title for the fourth straight year, and the girls earned second behind White River Valley. Since 2018, the girls have placed first or second every year. Notably, coach Emily Silver has now coached 14 state championship track and field teams (11 boys and 3 girls). Despite the intense heat, the Panthers put together strong team performances and seven TA athletes (Madelyn Durkee, Charlize Brown, Maya Dixon, Ava Hayden, Finn Linehan, Uly Junker-Boyce, and...


Surrounded by close family and friends, Thetford Academy's Class of 2023 gathered on Sunday for one of their last events before Friday's graduation. Baccalaureate at TA is a time to reflect on and celebrate the milestones, achievements, and challenges overcome that mark the high school years. This year, TA hosted the event for the first time in the timber-framed outdoor classroom on the south campus - with views of Mt. Ascutney in the distance. Students entered to the processional song, "Let There Be Peace on Earth," before hearing from a choral trio of seniors, Emma Willens, Alex Fein, and Marshall...


Pride Month Statement Thetford Academy would like to recognize June as LGBTQIA+ Pride month and celebrate the diverse community we have on campus. We recognize the beauty and value in creating an educational space where students of any background or identity can succeed and grow to their full potential. Pride Month is a celebration of Queer culture, history, and community. This community continues to struggle through waves of hate and discrimination throughout the history of our nation, including today. It is important to see the value in the contributions the LGBTQIA+ community makes to our world - and to our school. At...

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