Sections
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- In Every Issue
As you read this issue, you will see both education as it is changing and the core elements that make this sacred calling one of the best professions in the world.
- In Every Issue
Enjoy these stories about Tabor’s past, the exciting advancements taking place now, and learn about alums who have found careers within the field of education.
- History
The role of a secondary education was scrutinized during Tabor’s earliest days;
the school navigated the storm by giving students control of their learning.
- History
Tabor’s emergence as a leader in marine science education is a foundational part of its history.
- History
Headmaster Walter Lillard's plan for saving and transforming Tabor Academy was to embrace its unique location as the key to its future.
- Campus
Tabor students adapting and embracing AI with open arms—and minds—is a great example of how advancements in technology can broaden and shape new horizons in education.
- Campus
Seven years ago, Tabor started replacing its AP courses with Advanced Topics (AT) courses, coinciding with an overhaul of the academic schedule.
- Alumni
In just two years at Tabor Academy, I’ve witnessed firsthand the enthusiasm and spirit radiating from our young alumni community.
- Alumni
How alumni nonprofit leaders are addressing disparities and creating opportunities for students.
- Alumni
Tabor’s most loyal and generous donors were honored and celebrated at the 2023 Leadership, Loyalty, & Legacy reception on December 6 at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
- Campus
At the heart of every thriving institution lies a well-crafted roadmap—a strategic plan that serves as a compass guiding each step toward a brighter future.
- Alumni
Digital learning tools have played a pivotal role in recouping pandemic-fueled learning losses while offering a democratizing vision for the future of education.
- Alumni
Stories from alumni who have served as leaders in public and private education.
- Alumni
According to the American Library Association (ALA), reported challenges of books increased by 38% from 2021 to 2022.
- Alumni
Two independent schools in New Bedford, MA are transforming the lives of the city’s youth; Tabor ties are making important contributions.
Along Front Street
As Tabor recognizes the anniversary of the Travis Roy Campus Center Opening, we honor the leadership donors who have contributed to making "The Trav" a landmark on our shared map. From the grand gestures of the Class of 1995 to the daily camaraderie within the Martignetti Student Union, each story adds to the legend and legacy of the School by the Sea.
Erin Bryant, Woods Hole Sea Education Association’s Associate Professor of Ocean Policy, introduced a new elective in Tabor's history and social sciences department: "Law of the Sea." At the end of the class, students presented on a course-related topic that piqued their interest.
These new members bring a wealth of experience across the realms of higher education, finance, and management.
On February 15 and 16, 2024, Tabor hosted its inaugural Winter Arts Festival. Highlights included a keynote presentation from Mark Parsons ’86, an art show reception, and the winter musical production of “Footloose!”
Tabor Academy’s art and literary magazine, Bowsprit, has been recognized as a superior magazine by the 2023 National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines (REALM) program.
On Monday, January 15, school-wide programming was held in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Alumni Joby Branion ’81, Heather Huszar ’03, and Trinity Monteiro ’17, and former faculty Harold Bost and Carl Lovejoy were honored at the inaugural Martin Luther King Jr. awards.
Girls’ Soccer did not have to look far for their new head coach—Tabor Academy is excited to announce Nicole Fernandes '17 as the head coach of the program.
Building Bridges is a partnership that brings together representatives from independent schools and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). This year, founding members of the Partner School Network—Tabor Academy, Milton Academy, and St. George’s—hosted their second annual Building Bridges Fall Career Exploration Program.