I believe in the lessons one can learn playing on a team:  true sportsmanship, unselfish commitment to others, hard work, and achieving goals. And, I have enjoyed hearing the stories of athletes who have overcome adversity to reach those goals.

When Tabor was faced with great uncertainty, the Board of Trustees looked to Julie Salit for guidance, leadership, and stability. Little did they know that less than a month after she stepped into the role of Acting Head of School, and later Interim, our world would face an unprecedented time in its history, but their choice for a leader was up for the challenge.

Some might wonder if I made a grammatical mistake when I switched disciplines ... today, instead of riding as an Olympic equestrian, I am writing to you as the editor of the Olympic Issue of Tabor Today.

How Tabor and Special Olympics forged a lasting bond

Mental and Physical Conditioning for Elite Athletes

With the arrival of spring and flowers blooming, community members may have noticed some creative installations popping up around campus recently.

The Friday before Commencement, Hoyt Stage was buzzing with excitement as Tabor’s Performing Arts Showcase featured dance, vocal, and instrumental music performances.

With the school year quickly coming to an end, the Tabor community came together on Duffy Fields to celebrate Spring Fest, a favorite tradition filled with live music, food, games, and a leisurely vibe.

Tabor Academy is pleased to induct 25 members of the Class of 2021 into the Tabor chapter of the Cum Laude Society.

Congratulations to our new student co-heads of school from the Class of 2022, Liv Justice and Percy Ackerman.

Honoring those who bring our mission to life through the pursuit of lifelong learning and high standards of achievement.

A much-loved tradition — International Week returned this year to the delight of the Tabor community.

Tabor students Sarah Blake ‘22, Lauren Cohen ‘24, Mary Townsend ‘22, and Emma Zhou ‘23 recently had artwork selected for the Marion Art Center’s newest exhibit titled, “High School Art Show.”

Sophomore Charlotte Forker ‘23 has joined The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Students of the Year Campaign as she raises funds in memory of her mother and Tabor nurse, Jennifer Forker.

With the easing of COVID pandemic restrictions, the Class of 2021 was able to partake in some much loved senior traditions in recognition of their accomplishments and celebration of their achievements!