Emergency Notices

February 25: Operational as usual. Check myTA for updates regarding afternoon activities.

February 24:

Due to the winter storm, students and non-essential employees who are currently off campus are not expected to travel to campus today.

Meetings will take place for boarding students on campus during the last three blocks of the day for health & wellness check ins. No afternoon practices or extracurriculars. The Fish Center will be open for exercise and activity.

Despite the travel ban being lifted, we are still restricting food delivery on campus due to snow on roads, walkways, and limited access to food delivery boxes. 

Campus restrictions (no town, Dunks, Cumby’s) are still in effect, as well. 

All should still be aware of crews clearing snow and stay out of the way of these vehicles/equipment. Walkways and roadways are slick. Vehicles cannot stop quickly, and visibility may be limited due to high snowbanks and other obstacles.

Communications:

Tuesday, February 24 - Travel ban and student expectations

Monday, February 23 - Dinner and Tuesday classes

Monday, February 23 - Online Classes Cancelled

Sunday, February 22 - In-Person Classes Cancelled, Virtual Learning on Monday

Note: additional updates were sent via email directly to students through the end of February.

Statement from Tabor Academy Regarding Incident on April 16

Tabor Academy can confirm that a contracted employee was arrested on Wednesday, April 16, following an incident that occurred in our dining hall. The individual, employed by Flik Independent School Dining, our food service provider, was removed from campus, and is legally barred from Tabor. 

We are grateful to the students who reported this behavior and commend them for their courage in coming forward. We are equally thankful for the faculty and staff who immediately supported these students with care and professionalism. In addition, we appreciate the swift response and professionalism of the Marion Police Department, as well as the assistance provided by regional law enforcement partners.

The safety, well-being, and dignity of our students are always our highest priorities. We took immediate action upon receiving the report and continue to cooperate fully with law enforcement in their ongoing investigation.

Out of respect for the privacy of those involved, we will not be sharing further details.

Any media inquiries may be directed to Stacy Jagodowski, Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications.

Tabor Academy Statement Regarding Rowing Incident
March 29, 2025

Earlier today, several boats from Tabor Academy’s rowing program became swamped during a practice session held at South Watuppa Pond in Fall River. All students were brought to safety and transported to local hospitals for precautionary evaluation. No injuries were reported, and all student-athletes have since been reunited with coaches and families.

The team had been scheduled to compete at Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, however, because the docks were not ready, the race was canceled. With the forecast showing favorable conditions at the time, Tabor coaches made the decision to hold a practice at Watuppa where the team will compete in an upcoming regatta, a course that is closer to campus.

While on the water, an unanticipated shift in wind caused conditions to deteriorate quickly. Coaches immediately directed all crews to return to shore; however, as waves built, three boats became swamped. Lifejackets were available for all students, and Tabor rowers are trained to respond to evolving conditions on the water. Today, our students’ preparedness, composure, and teamwork were evident in their response. We are proud of how they represented themselves and our school in a moment of unexpected challenge.

As a precautionary measure, local emergency services were called to assist with student transport and care. Tabor Academy is grateful to the Fall River Fire Department and area medical personnel for their swift and professional response.

Tabor is committed to a thorough review of the incident and remains steadfast in its commitment to the safety and well-being of every student. 

Members of the media with additional questions may contact:

Stacy Jagodowski
Director of Strategic Marketing & Communications

• Winter Weather Advisory: February 13, 2024

• Shelter in Place Lifted, September 16, 2023
• Tropical Storm Warning, September 14, 2023

• Bear Near Campus - May 2023

• Winter Weather Advisory - February 24, 2022

• Winter Storm Update - January 30, 2022
• Winter Storm Watch - January 29, 2022
• Winter Storm Warning - January 28, 2022

• Snow Plan for January 7, 2022

• Final Power Outage Update: 10/30/21 | 9:10 am
• Power Outage Update & Community Support: 10/29/21 | 5:30 pm
• Power Outage Update: 10/29/21 | 7:35 am
• Power Outage Update: 10/28/21 | 6:45 pm
• Severe Weather Impact: Study Hall Update: 10/28/21 | 2:25pm

• Water Safety Update: Boil Water Order Lifted: 10/20/21 | 6:15 pm
• Student Water Safety Update: Boil Water Order Lifted: 10/20/21 | 6:00 pm
• Faculty/Staff Water Safety Update: 10/20/21 | 5:50 pm
• Water Safety Update: Tabor Boil Water Update Still in Effect: 10/19/21 | 5:15 pm
• Water Safety Update: Tabor Boil Water Update Still in Effect: 10/19/21 | 5:00 pm

Sunday, January 25:

All all-community email has been sent with updates.

Friday, January 23:

Please note that Tabor is currently on alert for a Winter Storm coming this weekend. Updates regarding Monday, January 26 classes will be sent via email to all parents and students by Sunday, 8:00 PM. 

Day students are strongly encouraged to bring all materials for mid-term exams and classwork home over the weekend. Exams are expected to take place as scheduled, regardless of Monday classes. 

Students have received messages from Mr. Voci (in ASM) and Mr. Houck (via email), regarding expectations for the weekend. Facilities has also sent an email to the community regarding cold weather tips and parking. Additional messages may come; students should be actively checking email.