Health remains priority for campus and Andover
As of the writing of this article (mid-November), Proctor will engage in remote learning with students throughout the month of December with students returning to campus on January 10 for the remainder of the Winter Term. While much could change in the next month, Proctor will continue to use local and statewide COVID-19 data, as […]
Season passes will cost $100; some restrictions
The Proctor Ski Area will have limited access this winter due to COVID-19 restrictions. While alpine training and racing schedules will be dependent on Proctor’s ability to hold in-person classes and activities this winter, the Bill Paine ‘51 Nordic Center will be accessible to the public with a season’s pass. The season pass will cost […]
Students recognized for their contributions
Proctor’s athletic program completed a modified fall athletic season, including six weekends of competitions against Lakes Region schools, while the arts program hosted end-of-term performances for Dance and Jazz/Rock ensemble, as well as a Virtual Art Show. Throughout all of these co-curricular activities, Andover students shined. Congratulations to the following students on being recognized by […]
Crew faced COVID restrictions and weather detours
On September 17, Proctor’s Ocean Classroom program set sail for the 27th consecutive year. Twenty-one students, including Andover’s Katie Bent ‘21, boarded the schooner Roseway, a 135 foot, century-old tall ship in Boston Harbor for a ten week adventure down the eastern seaboard. Students not only studied marine biology, navigation, maritime literature, and seamanship skills, […]
Gratitude extended to employees; students' families
On November 20, Proctor depopulated campus for Thanksgiving Break, completing a successful, ten-week in-person fall trimester. With roughly 340 students on campus, a strict weekly COVID-19 testing regime in place, mandatory mask use at all times for all members of the community, and remarkable teamwork from students, employees, and parents, Proctor was able to complete […]
Kasey Schoch Received $500 to update class library
Kasey Schoch, the AE/MS Reading Explorations teacher, was successful in obtaining a $500 grant from Scholastic Books. She applied for a James Patterson grant hoping to replace old copies of classroom novel sets, and to update the classroom library that is used by students for independent reading. Students and teacher alike were thrilled when the […]