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Dear Families, We are looking forward to the first day of school on Wednesday and welcoming our students and families to campus. This year, we will begin with the largest overall enrollment in our school’s history with over 380 students, including more than 100 new students to the Academy. A list of upcoming events is as follows: Wednesday, September 8: …
Dear Families, This morning, NYA held its 207th commencement ceremony. The Class of 2021 consisted of 45 seniors and three post graduates. They represented 25 towns in Maine, three countries, and four states. In the last week, they celebrated senior lunch, awards day, senior dinner, prom, commencement, and project graduation. The class had seven lifers, six first year students, and …
Dear Families, I am very excited to announce an anonymous gift of $400,000 to North Yarmouth Academy to support character based education among our students. The gift will create and support a character and service champion position. This character and service champion will provide vision, leadership, and strategy to NYA’s service and community engagement efforts. It will also provide resources …
Dear Families, This week, elections were held for NYA’s Student Executive Council President. Candidates were Chas Rohde, Darby Mutagoma, and Jack Schaeffer. I can’t remember a time that three stronger or more compelling speeches were given. I appreciate each of these candidates’ willingness to serve the student body for the 2021-2022 school year, and all three would have made an …
Dear Families, I am a bit reflective as I write this week’s Sunday letter. Friday, April 30, marked the last day of classes for the Class of 2021. Normally, the seniors complete their social service projects during the month of May, but due to COVID-19, there aren’t as many organizations accepting volunteers. Some students are finding opportunities and volunteering this …
Dear Families, The students had a Dress Down Day on Friday in support of the Travis Roy Foundation. As most of you know, Travis attended NYA and went on to achieve his lifelong dream of playing Division 1 hockey for Boston University. Tragically, 11 seconds into his first shift as a Terrier, Travis suffered a serious spinal injury that left …
