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Thetford Academy's indoor track team ended its season on a spectacular note with a number of terrific performances at the New England High School Indoor Track Championship meet at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston on February 28th. The girls' 4 x 200m relay team (Lilian Miller '27, Lizzie Brown '27, Aislin Peters '27 and Leah Crossett '27) lowered their own school record, finishing in 1:59.90. The boys' 4 x 200m relay team (Emmett Terry '26, Daniel Mann '26, Owen Goodrich '26 and David Thaxton '26) raced to a 1:36.99 finish, the second-best time in school history, behind only the state...


Photo: Camp Hanoum guests arrive by train circa 1920 The Thetford Historical Society (THS) and the Thetford Semiquincentennial Committee (SQC) are excited to present "The History of Thetford and its Historians" this Sunday, March 15 at 3 p.m. in Thetford Academy's Martha Jane Rich Theater. In this engaging and informative talk, THS Director Martha Howard and former Thetford Academy history teacher Steve Niederhauser take a deep dive into the history of Thetford and share rarely seen photos of the town and its residents in times past. They will pay special attention to the town's historians from the 20th century, the...


Dear TA Families, There is so much talent at TA - and we've been taking it on the road a lot lately, traveling to destinations throughout Vermont and beyond to compete, perform, and shine! Seniors Madison Balch and Lorelei St. Martin competed in the VT/NY state culinary championships and won 1st place in management and 3rd place in cooking. Now they move on to nationals in Baltimore. Juniors Jesse Martin and Kai Slayton grabbed first place in the VT/NH robotics championships last month (read all about it) and now head to the world competition later this spring, along with three other TA robotics...


My colleague, English teacher Sarah Hancock, and I have been thinking about how we, as educators, can help our students and colleagues make space in our distracting world for reading. And so school break reading challenges have become a staple this year at TA.  February is Black History Month, and we could think of no better way to continue to help students and staff celebrate their reading lives than to celebrate Black joy by reading Black authors over break.  What is Black joy? Elaine Nichols writes on the National Museum of African American History & Culture website, that Black joy is what...


Step into the wit and romance of Pride and Prejudice by Melissa Leilani Larson, a lively one-act adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. This production is part of the Vermont State Drama Council’s One Act Festival. Presented by the Thetford Academy Performing Arts Department, this spirited production brings to life Elizabeth Bennet and the enigmatic Mr. Darcy as they navigate society’s expectations, family pressures, and their own stubborn first impressions.  Filled with sharp humor, memorable characters, and timeless romance, this fast-paced adaptation honors the elegance and manners of the Regency era while weaving in a fresh, modern twist that makes...


Campus was bustling with activity on Saturday, Feb. 28 as Thetford’s 2026 Town Meeting took place in the Vaughan Alumni Gymnasium. The gym was packed with residents for the town business portion in the morning and a smaller crowd lingered for the annual school meeting in the afternoon. Two dozen town committees and nonprofit organizations were also tabling throughout the day, engaging community members with information and opportunities for involvement.  While the school meeting is presided over by the Thetford Town School District Board, the presentation and Q&A with the community reflect a collaborative effort involving Thetford Elementary School, Thetford Academy,...

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