Jill Jones Delivers A Special Message to Her Graduating Seniors
By Scott Allenby
Celebrating the Proctor Class of 2020: Stepping into the World
Proctor’s commencement ceremony took place virtually
By Scott Allenby
And just like that it’s over. The planning, the preparations, the details, the mourning of what could have been had coronavirus not upended our lives; it is all behind us, and we shift our focus to reflecting on the raw emotions we felt today as we watched the Class of 2020 graduate from high school […]
Andover Graduates Recognized at Proctor’s Senior Awards Night
Non-faculty staff service award given to Diane Benson of Andover
By Scott Allenby
The Class of 2020 closed the Proctor chapter of their lives in a most bizarre manner. A virtual Senior Awards Night and Commencement afforded faculty and staff the opportunity to recognize members of the senior class with awards and recognitions. Among those honored were the following Andover residents: Philip H. Savage Award for outstanding leadership […]
Proctor Academy Class of 2020 (Andover students)
Proctor Moves Its 172nd Commencement exercises online
Planning begins for possible return-to-school
By Scott Allenby
On May 30, Proctor will host its 172nd Commencement exercises online, recognizing the 103 members of the Class of 2020 (including six Andover natives). Like everything this spring, our first ever virtual Commencement will be different; not bad, just different. Awards will be granted, diplomas granted, and musical performances recorded and streamed to the […]
Proctor Academy Students and Teachers Engage in Remote Learning
By Scott Allenby
Proctor Held Virtual All-School Assemblies Throughout The Spring
By Scott Allenby
The Proctor Campus Will Remain Quiet Throughout The Summer
By Scott Allenby
Radical Acceptance Is Not A Passive State of Contentment
Learning to come to terms with circumstances beyond our control
By Kara Kidder
Having collectively faced several weeks of adjusting to an entirely unanticipated and drastically different lifestyle here on campus, our counseling team shares thoughts on how we can best cope with our new circumstances and continue to maintain a strong connection to the Proctor community while being physically distant. This new narrative we are facing is […]
Strengthening Relationships Through Simply Being
The importance of human interaction is amplified by its absence
By Scott Allenby
One of the few consistent pockets of human interaction on campus occurs at meal times as faculty and staff migrate to the west end of campus by foot or bike to gather to-go meals from our Dining Services team. Toddlers sprint by on their balance bikes, dogs strain against their leashes to say hello, and […]