The October 10/10/19 issue of The Herald of Randolph reported on Jillian Sherwin ’21, whose poem, “But Life Is Life” was published in the Young Writers Club Anthology #10. This is her second time to be published in this book. Her poems “Women Stand Up” and “What If?” were published in last year’s edition of […]
Olivia Swayze ’21 is in a play named a New York Time’s Critic’s Pick. “Only Yesterday” is being performed Off-Broadway after having premiered at Northern Stage in White River Junction. Olivia plays a fan of Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Learn more.
On September 11, 2019, the officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $31 million that will be […]
Every year TSA is fortunate to find qualified, enthusiastic, and supportive faculty and staff to help achieve our educational mission. This year is no different. We are pleased to welcome Anna Ausubel (HS Biology), Mary Cates (MS Spanish), Kyle Paquette (MS Homework Club), and Kayleigh Rodig (HS Writing), We are also thrilled to have two […]
The following TSA high school students attended the Governor’s Institute of Vermont this summer: Peter North – Entrepreneurship Jackson Ziegler – Tech, Design & Coding Elliot Tonks – Tech, Design & Coding Trace Barnhart – Young Writers Brenna Hamlin – Young Writers Mayci LeDuc – Astronomy According to its website, “The Governor’s Institutes of Vermont provides […]
Over the past seven months the Head of School (HOS) Search and Transition Committee has been actively engaged in the search for the next TSA Head of School. The TSA Board of Trustees has been discussing and preparing for Michael’s retirement in close collaboration with Michael for several years. It has been an intentional process […]
We did it! Together we made our goal and raised $275,000 for your local independent school, TSA, on June 30, 2019. This was very much a group effort. So many of you gave: Over 600 individual donors A record number of alumni gave a record amount as a group 100% of our faculty and staff […]
The Thursday, May 9, 2019, issue Valley News – Local roundup_ Timely hitting, relief give Sharon first win reports on a 4-3 win versus Twinfield.
Melissa Shekinah, The Sharon Academy’s Director of Finance, has left to travel the country on her motorcycle and to work on Goddard’s MFA Creative Writing degree. As the Director of Finance, Melissa worked tirelessly to create systems and procedures that supported TSA’s financial health, and we are so very grateful. “Leaving TSA was not an easy […]
Congratulations to Jason Pratte ’23 for winning an award for “Exemplary Commitment to the Circus Arts” with recognition from Wunderle’s Big Top Adventures and The Sharon Academy. Jason Jason juggled fire in the 2019 Middle School Circus. This is the first time in the 13 years that Troy has been leading our circus that he has […]