Proctor Academy Home Athletic Schedule, October

By Scott Allenby

Proctor Academy’s athletic department is excited to host a full schedule of fall athletic contests in October. An updated schedule for all teams can be found on Proctor’s athletic website (proctoracademy.org/athletics). Scheduled home varsity games for the month of October are listed below. All games are open to the public free of charge. Cross Country […]

Proctor’s Interim Head of School Presents Weekly Blog

"Learning and the Brain — Engagement is #1"

By Steve Wilkins
Proctor’s Interim Head of School Presents Weekly Blog

ANDOVER — Interim Head of School Steve Wilkins joins the Proctor community this year and is writing a weekly blog series on how the human brain learns. This lesson from early September interviews Dean of Teaching and Learning Derek Nussbaum Wagler, as Steve explores the role of engagement in learning. Engagement is #1: active brains […]

Proctor Academy Hosts New Learning Opportunity

Inaugural Hornet Leadership Camp

By Scott Allenby
Proctor Academy Hosts New Learning Opportunity

ANDOVER — During the first week of September, 27 Proctor students participated in the inaugural Hornet Leadership Camp. Megan Hardie, Dean of Community Life and Class 2026 Dean, led the charge, alongside Class Deans Ellie Sperry (Class of 2028 Dean), Kyle Connolly (Class of 2027 Dean), and Ben Bartoldus (Class of 2025 Dean). The deans, […]

Proctor Invests in Ski Area Adaptability and Efficiency as Winter Shifts

Proctor's ski area draws talented snow sports athletes

By Scott Allenby
Proctor Invests in Ski Area Adaptability and Efficiency as Winter Shifts

ANDOVER – Producing five Olympians throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Proctor Academy’s niche as one of the few independent schools with a privately owned and operated ski facility on its campus continues to draw talented snow sports athletes to the region. With warming winters, an investment in adaptability and efficiency sits at the […]

Proctor Welcomes New Students for 54th Wilderness Orientation

Program starts the academic year for new students

By Scott Allenby

ANDOVER-As you read this edition of The Beacon, Proctor Academy’s new students and many of its faculty will be in the White Mountains on Wilderness Orientation. For the past 54 years, Proctor has commenced the academic year with a five-day backpacking trip into the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and this year’s 120 new students […]

Proctor/Andover Liaison Committee Resumes Pre-COVID Work

Goals are to improve communication and collaboration

By Scott Allenby

ANDOVER-Since its inception in 1848, Proctor Academy has been inextricably linked with the Town of Andover, benefitting from the commitment of the Town to ensuring a safe, engaging, beautiful place to live and learn. In 2001, Proctor and Town Officials decided to form the Andover/Proctor Liaison Committee to encourage dialogue and a shared partnership between […]

Proctor’s Class of 2024 Pursues Passions at Next Level

Follow students' careers in college and beyond

By Scott Allenby
Proctor’s Class of 2024 Pursues Passions at Next Level

Andover – Each year approximately 20% of the Proctor Academy’s graduating class goes on to compete in collegiate athletics or pursue an arts degree in college. The Class of 2024 has contributed significantly to Proctor’s afternoon programs and arts over the past four years. Be sure to take note of the names below and follow […]

Proctor Welcomes New Students and Faculty/Staff for ’24/’25 School Year

Students start arriving on September 1

By Scott Allenby

As we flip the calendar to August, preparations for the 2024-2025 school year at Proctor Academy are well underway. The first students will arrive on campus September 1, and in total 393 students will attend Proctor this year, including 117 new students. Among those new students are 65 ninth graders, including nine Andover students. Over […]

Proctor Academy Bids Farewell to Six Long-time Employees

"Working at Proctor is a lifestyle, not a job"

By Scott Allenby
Proctor Academy Bids Farewell to Six Long-time Employees

Working at Proctor is a lifestyle, not a job. This year, we have six employees with more than 250 years of service to Proctor retiring. They have shaped countless lives and have shaped the culture of this school we all love. As we bid farewell to this year’s group of retiring educators, we know their […]

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