"Proctor Academy's identity has been rooted in snow sports."
Since the 1940s and 1950s when all students were required to ski during the winter months, Proctor Academy’s identity has been rooted in snow sports. Today, the school is proud to announce that US Ski and Snowboard has named Proctor Academy a Gold-certified club, the highest honor granted by US Ski and Snowboard. The process […]
Varsity Football and Girls Varsity Soccer
After ten weeks of practicing, training, working, and playing, the Fall Athletics season has come to an end for most of Proctor’s teams. For the varsity girls soccer and varsity football teams, their season continues with an appearance in the NEPSAC Tournament. Varsity Football wins NEPSAC Bowl Game for 1st Time in School History! After […]
Schedule updates at proctoracademy.org/on-campus/athletics
Proctor Academy’s fall athletic teams are off to a solid start to the fall season. As of October 22, varsity football sits at 3-1, varsity girls soccer is 6-4-1, varsity field hockey 6-3, and varsity boys soccer 3-7-2. With just a few weeks remaining, teams look to continue their strong performances in the month of […]
November 11, 6 and 7 PM respectively
Proctor’s Visual Arts Department will host its annual Fall Art Show on Friday, November 11, at 6 PM in the Wilkins Meeting House. Student work from woodworking, metal engineering, metal sculpture, studio art, ceramics, and photography will be on display prior to a 7 PM Jazz/Rock Ensemble performance. Both events are open to the public.
Opportunity to learn about independence
From the earliest moments of parenthood, we learn that life will be filled with contradictions of independence. We simultaneously want our children to stay little forever, and we want them to see the world. Competing emotions weave themselves together into an irreplicable sort of love that helps us find a place like Proctor where our […]
Faculty gained new perspectives and empathy
When we peel back the layers of Proctor’s educational model – the programs, buildings, and people who make up our community – we find a shared understanding that, at its core, our work is to create, sustain, and teach young people how to live in a meaningful relationship with others. Recently, two days of faculty […]
12 solar arrays will produce over 800 megawatts yearly
In the spring of 2012, Josh Norris and Alan McIntyre’s Project Period challenged students to calculate the potential solar production possible on rooftops around campus. The assignment eventually morphed into a larger scale project for a handful of students that would lay the groundwork for Proctor’s first solar array installed on the Wilkins Meeting House […]
Scott Allenby
As Proctor prepares to welcome new and returning students to campus for the start of the academic year, our community also welcomes new faculty and staff to Andover. This group of educators has been working hard to get to know Proctor over the past few weeks. Please welcome these new faculty and staff members to […]
Traditional week-long hiking trip into the White Mountains
During the first week of September, Proctor’s 120 new students will head into the wilderness of New Hampshire’s White Mountains for five days of backpacking, camping, and exploring. The experience that awaits them – the vastness of the wilderness, the challenges of hiking high peaks, and the relationships forged with classmates and faculty leaders – […]