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March 8, 2023

Posted at 17:04h in Athletics, News, Parents by

The girls varsity basketball team ended its title run with a tough 44-40 loss vs. the Windsor Yellowjackets on Saturday. The Panthers were riding high from their semifinal rout of #2 seed Hazen (60-32) where the team's focus and determination were on full display. In an interview with the Valley News, junior Charlize Brown, the game's high scorer, said, “I came into this game knowing that we are such a strong, impactful team when we work together.” Brown led the Panthers with a season-high 20 points, junior Addison Cadwell added 16, and Madi Mousley put up 12. Tensions were high...


March 8, 2023

Posted at 14:17h in Academics, DEI, News, Parents by

Thetford Academy's Student Alliance for Racial Justice (SARJ) will host a free screening of the movie "My Name is Pauli Murray" on March 10th at 7 p.m. in TA's Martha Jane Rich Theater, with discussion to follow. The film is a look at the life and ideas of Pauli Murray, a non-binary Black lawyer, activist and poet who influenced both Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Thurgood Marshall. "Overlooked by history, Pauli Murray was a legal trailblazer whose ideas influenced RBG’s fight for gender equality and Thurgood Marshall’s civil rights arguments. This is a portrait of their impact as a non-binary Black...


March 8, 2023

Posted at 09:39h in Arts, News by

In case you missed it, Thetford Academy's Martha Jane Rich Theater became a hot spot for local film enthusiasts last summer. The Thetford Arthouse Cinema (TAC), a 501c3 nonprofit, launched last year with a mission to "build local community by sharing the world's greatest films." The Cinema will return to TA this spring with an exciting new lineup of film and discussion events. TAC will run three discrete sessions in the 2023 season, with the first session of the season starting on Thursday, March 16 at 7 p.m. The new schedule (Tuesdays and Fridays through April 11) includes a wide...


February 24, 2023

Posted at 16:35h in Academics, Head of School, News, Parents by

Dear TA Families, Congratulations are in order! TA was a force to be reckoned with at last weekend's NH/VT robotics championships. TA teams took half of the six spots to go to the VEX world championships in the spring. Check out the photos below and read all about the meet on the TA website! (And to learn more about what the robots have to do in this year's competition, watch the short clip from a meet earlier in the season.) Congratulations are in order, part 2! The TA girls varsity basketball team had a victory on Wednesday night and heads to the next level...


February 23, 2023

Posted at 12:51h in Athletics, Parents by

Over the last few weeks, TA's alpine ski team has competed at Pico, Saskadena Six, and Bromley. They faced a wide range of weather and snow conditions, but this is a group that's flexible, hardworking, and up for anything. In January, they competed in the giant slalom at Pico. It was a cold and windy day and the course was challenging, with a 100 yard steep section at the top. Despite the tough conditions, the women's team skied strong with Maya Dixon finishing 6th, followed by Bianca Pulaski in 17th, Mavis Downey in 19th, and Addy Holzer in 20th. On...


February 22, 2023

Posted at 11:22h in Academics, News, Parents by

Photo: Team 4886 at the VEX Robotics VT/NH State Championships; on the left, 4886 alumni Tate Whiteberg and Eldon Crossett cheer on their former team. Credit: Kate Hill Last year, TA's VEX robotics team established itself as a regional powerhouse with their performance in the VT/NH state championship; on Saturday, at the 2023 event, they drove the point home. Forty-one teams from 12 schools across NH and VT gathered at Manchester Community College to battle it out for bragging rights, trophies, and to earn the six spots that the VT/NH league sends to the World Championship. Of those six spots, TA's...

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