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The Thetford Academy Alumni Association has news to share! Their latest newsletter (below) includes important information about the annual Alumni Day Banquet, scheduled for June 10, 2023 this year. The event will open at 4:30 p.m. with happy hour, followed by TAAA's annual meeting, dinner, and a silent auction. This year's dinner will be catered once again by Cole Cutting '01. The banquet is $18 per person and all alumni are welcome and invited. To learn more about the banquet and other alumni news, read on! To RSVP, download the reply form here and mail to: TAAA, PO Box 99,...


The Thetford Academy Drama Department is proud to present the hit musical, Godspell, May 19-21.  Originally written and performed in the 1970’s, Godspell has been updated for a modern audience with contemporary references and exciting new musical arrangements.   Godspell was the first major musical theater work from three-time Grammy and Academy Award winner, Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin, Children of Eden) - and it took the world by storm. Led by the international hit, "Day by Day," Godspell features a parade of beloved songs, including "Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord," "Learn Your Lessons Well," "All for the Best," "All Good...


Dear TA Families, May is (almost) here. But before we jump ahead, let's savor our April days. Student Appreciation Week This past week our school hallways were adorned with joyful, personal, and heartfelt notes - one for every student in the school - written by faculty advisors. Check out this awesome video compilation of some of the 300+ cards around campus. This is one of the many fun traditions of our annual Student Appreciation Week. Each day during Power Hour there were special treats and activities, including ice cream sundaes, TA t-shirt giveaways, carnival games, and a barbecue. Huge thanks to our TA teacher/admin leaders on...


Although it feels like spring has just arrived, it's already time to start planning ahead for next school year! The Counseling Department has been hosting sessions for each of the grades to guide students through the planning process and provide instruction on the high school course registration steps. We invite parents and caregivers to be a part of this process with their student. Below are more details and resources - most of which have also been shared via our student and parent email lists. Course registration is an opportunity for students and families to reflect on academic goals, post-secondary plans, possible...


Engineers from the Vermont Agency of Transportation were on campus this month to lend their expertise to TA students embarking on a bridge-building unit. AOT's Fianna Barrows PE, Structures Design Engineer, joined Tony Strat-Cortez's Physics class to present on different design techniques for building strong bridges and the variables that she takes into account when designing bridges for the Vermont climate and landscape. Using what they learned, students were tasked with designing and constructing with just a few prescribed materials: hot glue and/or wood glue, popsicle sticks, string for suspension, and a variety of dowels. When testing day arrived last...


TA's baseball season opened Saturday with the varsity boys' decisive 11-1 win vs. the Windsor Yellowjackets. Benjamin Rosenberg from the Valley News reported that the team played well together right out of the gate: "Coming off three straight trips to at least the VPA Division III semifinals, the Thetford Academy baseball team looked every bit the part of a unit ready to make it four in a row in Saturday’s season opener." Sophomore Boone Fahey pitched a strong four innings (six strikes, two walks, and just one hit), with his sister, junior Mason Fahey his battery mate. At bat,...

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