TEA ADVENTURES
Meeting with the Political Studies Association By Jason Moran
In their second trip post, TEA students report on discussing youth voting with Lincoln University Professor and British Youth Council (BYC) Trustee while in London.
Kick Starting the UK Voting Expedition By Aleese Holiday
For their first trip post, 11th and 12th-grade students from Tahoe Expedition Academy talking about landing in the U.K. after a 17-hour travel delay to investigate youth voting and civic engagement.
TEA Biathletes Finish the 2017/18 Season on the Podium
This winter, THIRTY dedicated Tahoe Expedition Academy student-athletes experienced the thrills of biathlon first hand. Members ranged in age from nine to seventeen years old.
TEA Students Urge Everyone to DRINK TAHOE TAP
Our 4th-grade Ponderosa crew recently cut some vocals on the chorus of the “Tahoe Tap” song Singer Songwriter Joaquin Fioresi was commissioned to write for our friend and founder of Tahoe Water Suppliers Association – Madonna Dunbar.
TEA Board Chair Leads Capital Campaign Contributions with a $500,000 Donation
Tahoe Expedition Academy has launched a $14m capital campaign to complete the second phase of the TEA Basecamp campus in Martis Valley. Recently the campaign was kicked off with a lead gift from the Martin family.
TEA Students Go To Iceland to Study Geothermal Power
A group of TEA high school students traveled to Iceland to understand the feasibility of applying Iceland’s geothermal energy model outside of a volcanically active area like Truckee, CA.
Learning Collaboration Through Art at TEA
The first collaboration project that is underway is the creation of Mad Hatter Hats for our Upcoming Simply Mad About TEA Fundraiser!
Winter Athletics at Tahoe Expedition Academy Are in Full Swing
From Alpine Skiing to Biathlon, TEA student-athletes own winter sports!
Helping Florida Rebound From Hurricane Irma
A group of 9th and 10th grade TEA students traveled to South Florida to help people affected by Irma while also seeking to understand the political, economic, scientific and cultural ramifications of natural disasters in the modern world.
Creating Public Art For the Greater Good
The goal of this one-week intensive project was to immerse our students in the world of public art and create a small mural for our campus representing the spirit and mythology of TEA.
Celebration of Service Learning at TEA
Over the next two Thursdays, our students will be presenting their service projects to a public audience. We’d like to invite everyone to join us in this celebration of service learning.