TEA ADVENTURES
Tahoe Kindergarten Students Work to Save the Sierra Nevada Yellow Legged Frog
Have you ever wondered, “What can I do to help the Sierra Nevada Yellow Legged Frog survive?” If you haven’t, then let the Kindergarten crew at TEA tell you why you should.
Tahoe Expedition Academy Graduate Erica Kennedy Explains What A “Real School” Is in Her Graduation Speech
Some question whether or not Tahoe Expedition Academy is a “real school.” Erica Kennedy, one of our school’s first ever graduates, tackled that perception head on in her graduation speech. Read her speech in its entirety here.
Go on a Quest to Find Woodland Fairies and Gnomes With Our Pre-K Kiddos!
During this learning experience, our Pre-K students demonstrate community, responsibility, and caring for the natural world while learning to stay safe in the wilderness.
End of Year Limericks by Matt Morrison
Always going above and beyond, Matt prepared a limerick for each of his students at our final Hearth appreciation ceremony.
TEA Seniors Design Class Service Trip in Order to Help Syrian Refugees
Move, Adapt, or Die: The Life and Times of a Syrian Refugee In the fall, the senior class of Tahoe Expedition Academy was asked to design a class service trip on their own.
Westward Expansion: A Story About The Donner Party
If the Donner Party had been equipped with sturdier covered wagons, would more of them have survived their infamous journey over Donner Summit in the winter of 1847? And how would you build a stronger wagon?
TEA 8th Grade Crew Dives Deep Into Immigration With Canoes
Students canoed 25 miles of the Colorado River as it winds along the Arizona/California border to gain a deep understanding of the challenges on both sides of the fence.
Thank You Tahoe Expedition Academy Teachers
Thank you, teachers, for doing everything you do to make Tahoe Expedition Academy such an inspiring, challenging, compassionate, magical, all-encompassing, opportunistic and just plain awesome place to go to school.
+Impact School Founder, Taylor Simmers, Featured on Vicariously Podcast
Taylor explains in the podcast how the adolescent brain responds better when leaving its comfort zone and how their curriculum empowers students to reach their full potential while cultivating intellectual growth, character, and confidence.
An Unforgettable 2017 Biathlon Season for Tahoe Expedition Academy
2017 marked our Biathlon TEAm’s fifth year. Biathlon is a combination of target shooting with .22 cal rifles and nordic skate skiing. It is regarded as the most challenging winter endurance sport and originated from 18th-century Norwegian military practices.
TEA Students Visit Senior Center to Share Music
This week in music, grades 4-6, we visited the Sierra Senior Center. Students were broken into groups where they interviewed an elder and discovered their musical tastes and background.