TEA Adventures
11th Grade on Costa Rica’s Community, Culture, and Conservation
TEA’s 11th grade visited Costa Rica for their fall fieldwork. Their first destination was the Asociación de Mujeres Organizadas de Biolley (ASOMOBI), a local woman-run non-governmental organization in Biolley. There, they cultivated TEA’s lasting relationship with the organization. The 11th graders worked with ASOMOBI to weed, clean drainage ditches, dry coffee beans, and maintain communal spaces.
12th Grade Cultural Immersion in Belize
TEA’s 12th graders journeyed through Belize, from its coast to its rainforests, to delve into its governmental policies, international relations, and cultural history. Education at TEA goes beyond the classroom, immersing students in real-life experiences.
Eighth Grade Mount Shasta Trip: Experiential Learning in the Field
For their fall studies, TEA eighth graders ventured into the field to explore human interactions with nature, thermal energy, and adaptation.
2024 Junior Theater Festival Appreciations and Reflections
Tahoe Expedition Academy’s first-ever appearance at the JFT could not have gone better! Thank you to each and everyone of you who made it possible. In particular, we’d like to appreciate our very own Beth Gamboa for not only her tireless commitment to our school, but for also demonstrating the same passion for our students and their craftsmanship as she did in her recap that was recently shared with our parents! We love you Beth!
From Petroglyphs to Ammonites: A 6th-Grade Study of Ancient Nevada
It was fascinating for the teachers and students to see evidence of a marine reptile that dates back 100 million years before the dinosaurs.
TEA 10th grade student places 2nd in nation-wide “Voices of Democracy” Essay Contest
We are so proud to announce that our very own 10th grade student, Cameron Tatara, has placed 2nd in this nation-wide contest with over 60,000 entrants. Please help us in congratulating Cameron on this well-deserved win!
2017 TEA Holiday Concert Performances
From an acapella version of Carol of the Bells to the cutest version of This Little Light of Mine that you will ever see. All captured during our annual Holiday Concert.
6th-Graders Become a Crew While Backpacking in Mock Martian Landscapes
Throughout an adventure to Mt Lassen, students faced and overcame challenges, helped one another, learned new skills, and came together even closer as a crew.
Developing a Multicultural Understanding of History, Arts and Humanities by Studying Washoe Culture
Imagine two schools in two entirely different places coming together to learn from each other. In the Seasons of the Washoe learning expedition, that’s exactly what happens.
Inspiring Curiosity, Creativity and the Joy of Lifelong Learning at The Discovery Museum
The museum is a hands-on learning environment where children can explore interactive exhibits on nature, science, Nevada history and much more.
Challenging High School Students to Collaborate by Tying Them Up
How do we develop collaboration, creativity, and perseverance at our high school? We start with a long piece of string…