Dear Family,

Greetings from Andover, NH! As the school year draws to a close, our campus is buzzing with activity. We are in the midst of end-of-term and end-of-year culminating events, including final athletic contests, the Spring Play, Alice in Wonderland, and the Spring Term Art Show next week, Academic Concentration capstone presentations, Senior Projects, and more.

Enrollment Forms to Complete

Thank you to all of those families who have already completed the forms below! If you have not already, please fill out these forms at your earliest convenience. We are already getting started on course placement and housing for the fall!

• Athletics and Afternoon Activities Form
• World Language & Art Elective Course Request Form
• Boarding students only – Housing Questionnaire
• Students enrolled in Learning Skills and Learning Lab – Academic Support Supplement Form

Key Enrollment Resources

As a reminder, here's what you can expect from us, and key resources, as you prepare for the 2026-2027 school year in the coming months.

• Enrollment Timeline and Checklist for New Families – Your roadmap through the enrollment process and what to expect over the late spring and summer.
• Enrollment Essentials page – Your hub for all forms, documents, links, and instructions. This page will be updated as more information becomes available in the coming months.
• Regular email reminders – We will guide you through the process with timely reminders from now until New Student Registration Day on September 6!

Now Available - Wilderness Orientation Information

Wilderness Orientation is how every new student begins their Proctor experience – five days in the White Mountains before fall term classes begin. The materials below cover what to bring, what to expect, and a welcome from Director Kayden Will.

• Wilderness Orientation Webpage
• Wilderness Orientation Equipment List
• Wilderness Orientation 2026 Program Overview (A Welcome Letter from Director Kayden Will)

"What Are You Most Proud of This Year?"

Head of School Amy Smucker asked students (and a few faculty members) outside all-school Assembly yesterday morning: "What are you most proud of this year?” Their answers are a window into Proctor: a student restarting a club and afternoon activity around a passion project, a first-year boarder who almost didn't come and is finding their footing away from home, a student whose confidence in the performing arts opened doors to new creative pursuits, and students finding their stride in academics by understanding how they learn best.

Watch "Conversations with Amy: What Are You Most Proud of This Year?"

Please know that we are always here to answer your questions. Email us at admissions@proctoracademy.org or call 603-735-6652!

Warmly,