Proctor Rekindles Liaison Committee with Andover

The Academy and town are linked together

By Scott Allenby

Since its inception in 1848, Proctor Academy and the Town of Andover have been inextricably linked together. Over the past few decades, a liaison committee between the school leaders and town officials has helped share information, collaborate, and troubleshoot issues that arise between the two entities in town. After a hiatus during COVID-19, the Committee […]

Winter Athletic Schedules at Proctor Academy

Games are open to public at no charge

By Scott Allenby
Winter Athletic Schedules at Proctor Academy

Academy’s winter athletic season is underway! All home games are open to the public for no charge. Check out a list of December and January varsity home games below: Varsity Boys Basketball: 12/6 vs Kimball Union Academy 5:00 PM 1/6 vs Phillips Exeter Academy 4:00 PM 1/12 vs CATS Academy 5:00 PM 1/13 vs Hyde […]

AE/MS Earns High Marks in National Report

Andover ranked #47 out of 270 Middle Schools

By Kasey Schoch

Each year, US News and World Report releases its list of best schools in each state. The reports are broken up by age groupings (preschool, elementary, middle school, and high school), and schools are judged on a number of factors including state test scores. The report was released in November, and the middle school staff […]

AE/MS Student Writes: Elementary Spotlight on Fifth Grade

Mrs. Kazemi brings lots of experiences to AE/MS

Laili Kazemi is the proud fifth grade teacher of our wonderful school, AE/MS. Mrs. Kazemi has had a lot of experience with teaching. Before teaching at AE/MS, she taught at St. Benedict Academy, Kearsarge Regional Middle School, Compass Classical Academy, and Maple Street School. In all, she has been teaching for 12 years and counting! […]

A Halloween Tradition Continues at AE/MS

This year's play was about an evil zombie scientist

By Kasey Schoch
A Halloween Tradition Continues at AE/MS

Mrs. Hildebrand has been a part of the AE/MS community for a remarkable 47 years.  For at least 34 of them, she has worked with her second grade students on what has become a much anticipated event each year, the Halloween play. This year, the play was about an evil zombie scientist – Dr. Hildebrand […]