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February 15, 2022

Posted at 10:13h in Athletics, News, Parents by

Header photo courtesy of Kelly Smith With both Panthers basketball teams playing packed schedules over the week, we've seen a lot of excitement on the court. The girls are back with a full roster and are regaining ground as they prepare for post-season. Starting with a home court win v. Montpelier last Tuesday (72-37), they have been on a roll. From the Valley News round-up, "Whitney Lewis helped set the tone on both ends with 13 points and 13 rebounds for Thetford. Charlize Brown added 12 points along with four assists and four steals. Madi Mousley had 10 points and dished...


February 15, 2022

Posted at 08:32h in Academics, Counseling, News by

At our most recent community day, students in Kathy Hooke’s advisory worked intently and animatedly on their transferable skills portfolios. Glancing over their shoulders, I saw home pages depicting anime artwork, family pictures, and athletic action shots, and lively “Who am I?” introductions where students talked about themselves and their interests. The 8th graders uploaded evidence of their learning, both in and out of school, including artifacts such as math problem sets, French quizzes, Design Tech projects, and plays they wrote just for fun. Their work was an impressive reflection of their personalities, learning, and accomplishments. Throughout the year, students at...


February 12, 2022

Posted at 16:44h in Alumni News, Alumni Profile, News by

If you knew Jonathan Leitschuh ‘12 when he was a student at TA, you know that his tenacity is the reason we have a robotics program today. His interest in computer science, ignited by a robotics unit in Marc Chabot’s Physics and Engineering course, drove him to Marc’s door–what would it take to build a robotics team at TA? Together, before and after school, on weekends and whenever they could grab the time, Marc and Jonathan built TA team 4886. Owen Marshall ‘13, Matt Borst ‘15, and David Henson ‘14, joined the effort. Today, 4886 is a thriving VEX Robotics team...


February 11, 2022

Posted at 17:37h in Head of School, News, Parents by

Dear TA Families, It was a busy week at TA with lots of mid-quarter momentum. Here are a few highlights of the many activities happening at school. Arts & Academics - Poetry Slam Artist-in-residence Geof Hewitt was back at TA this week, working with Abby MacGregor's creative writing students. The class hosted a poetry slam in the MJR Theater today, with over a dozen students sharing their original works in the performance contest. Congrats to winner Marshall Melancon '23 and runner up Isaac Yukica '25. The judging was close, with just 2/10ths of a point between the two poems! Prospective Students - Taste of TA Visits We...


February 10, 2022

Posted at 08:44h in Health Office, Parents by

This update was first sent to TA families by email on February 10, 2022. Current cases at TA: Thankfully TA is seeing fewer Covid cases. We only have 2 new cases to report since last week.  Grades with presumptive exposure include 7, 9, 11, 12.  If your student has any symptoms of runny nose, headache, sore throat, chills or cough, please test for Covid. Health reminders: If someone in your student's immediate family has Covid please let Nurse Ellen know, then we can determine exposure risk.If your child is sick: fever, cough, sore throat, congestion, nausea, diarrhea please make sure they stay home and let Nurse...


February 8, 2022

Posted at 13:01h in Athletics, News, Parents by

Featured photo by TA parent Kelly Smith. With a full schedule ahead, the Panthers varsity basketballs teams hope to rebound from a stretch of losses. The girls returned to the court on Jan. 25 after a three-week hiatus due to Covid with a tough game v. Windsor's Yellowjackets, losing 62-41. Over the next two weeks, the girls scooped up a win v. Randolph, before falling to Lyndon (67-42) and Williamstown (55-51) in subsequent Saturday games. Despite the loss at Williamstown, the girls played well and kept the game tight. From the Valley News: "The Panthers answered a 10-0 home-team run in...

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