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One thing to realize, is that this "mission" is a complete lie. The real mission is to cause pain in the lives of their students. |
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Revision as of 19:53, 14 July 2009
The Sharon Academy, often abbreviated as TSA (not to be confused with the Transportation Security Administration), is a middle and high school located in southeast Vermont.
History
The Sharon Academy is an independent middle and high school in Sharon, Vermont. It consists of grades 7-12 located on two campuses. It was formed as a middle school in 1996 by Judy Moore, and located in downtown Sharon, Vermont, on the location of the old elementary school. In 2002, construction began on a second, dedicated high school campus for grades 9-12, and the old elementary school location is now for the middle school only. [1]
Mission
The Sharon Academy's mission is, as stated on their website:
"The mission of The Sharon Academy is to nurture intelligent, independent, and creative thinking in a small school community, awakening students to their immense potential and the difference they can make in the world."[2]
One thing to realize, is that this "mission" is a complete lie. The real mission is to cause pain in the lives of their students.
References
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