Earth & Space Science Class Explores Earth SystemsAndria Johnson's Earth & Space Science class just started a new unit on the four main Earth systems — the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere — which are interdependent and interact with one another to produce the environments that we are familiar with.
Apple NH Day at ConVal High SchoolOn Apply NH Day, volunteers from local colleges and higher ed organizations helped seniors apply to college. All New Hampshire colleges waived their application fee for this event. The goal was that every participating student submit at least one college application.
24th Annual Histo Art ShowParents examine student work that was submitted as part of this year's "Histo Art Show." The assignment encourages students to combine their scientific knowledge gained in histology, the second unit of Anatomy and Physiology, with their creative expressions.
"Finding Nemo Jr." in the LHTOn Thursday, ConVal Theatre Arts presented Disney’s "Finding Nemo Jr.," a 60-minute musical adaptation of the beloved 2003 Pixar movie "Finding Nemo," to an enthusiastic audience of district elementary school students in the Lucy Hurlin Theatre.
Student Book ClubPeterborough Town Librarian Aimee LaRue, ConVal librarians Rachael Bowman and Ashley Mudrick, as well as members of the student book club meet to discuss Andrew Krivak's "The Bear," a coming-of-age fable about the last person on Earth and this year's NH state-wide read.
Restorative PracticesDuring the all-staff meeting on November 1, Adar Cohen guides a panel of school administrators in their discussion on restorative practices that help build a healthy school community, decrease student discipline and antisocial behavior, and repair harmful relationships.
The ConVal School Store now has a ConVal Fan Wear Winter sale online. This special link will be open until November 21, 2023. The purpose of this sale is for anyone who wants to order items to be delivered before the holidays. All items will be ready for pickup on December 20. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Coyne.
National Honor Society students, members of the Peterborough Garden Club, TASC students, staff, and administrators come together to plant tulips in the shape of a heart for next spring's Yellow Tulip Project. The project addresses the stigma surrounding mental illness. It seeks to build a community of hope by having youth and community leaders work together.
William Simard, a junior at ConVal Regional High School, continues his stellar post-season run.
On Saturday, October 28, Simard finished 12th overall at States with a time of 17:08. This earned him an individual bid to the Meet of Champions race, which was held on November 4 at Alvirne High School in Hudson, NH.
The Meet of Champions race brought together the top runners in New Hampshire from DI, DII, and DIII. At Meet of Champions, Simard ran a 15:33 - his fastest 5k time of the season.
He finished 6th overall and earned another individual bid, this time for the New England Interscholastic Cross Country Championships held on November 11 in Belfast, Maine, where he will be running against the top runners in New England.
Simard is pictured above with Athletic Director Kevin Proctor and cross country coach Spencer Fetrow.
Congratulations to senior Jennifer Hopkins whose latest film, "Chasing The Past," has been selected as an entry to the All-American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF) in New York City this weekend. According to Hopkins, "my film illustrates the desire to know more about your ancestors, and in turn know more about who you are and where you come from."
The All-American High School Film Festival is the premier destination for talented high school filmmakers and media arts enthusiasts from around the world. Its mission is to provide immersive education with a profound impact, connecting the filmmakers of the future with the rewards, respect, and recognition they deserve.
Each year, the AAHSFF presents the world's largest high school film festival and offers a grand stage for the next generation of talented filmmakers where they create a community of shared passions and lifelong relationships. The AAHSFF provides a forum where participants screen their amazing creations, learn from top industry professionals, connect with the latest technology, explore myriad higher education opportunities, and receive scholarships and technology prizes.
The ConVal School Store now has a ConVal Fan Wear Winter sale online. This special link will be open until November 21, 2023. The purpose of this sale is for anyone who wants to order items to be delivered before the holidays. All items will be ready for pickup on December 20. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Coyne.
The ConVal School Store now has a ConVal Fan Wear Winter sale online. This special link will be open until November 21, 2023. The purpose of this sale is for anyone who wants to order items to be delivered before the holidays.
National Honor Society students, members of the Peterborough Garden Club, TASC students, staff, and administrators come together to plant tulips in the shape of a heart for next spring’s Yellow Tulip Project.
Congratulations to senior Jennifer Hopkins whose latest film, “Chasing The Past,” has been selected as an entry to the All-American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF) in New York City this weekend.
Gabby Ramsden and Emma Rodenhiser are our co-CTE Students of the Month for October. The young women were nominated by Mrs. Coyne, their Business teacher, for their work on a socially responsible project that they plan to bring to fruition as well as their ability to connect with the whole class.
Last summer, students who had been awarded a PASCH scholarship from the German Goethe Institute participated in youth language courses in Germany. They spent their mornings learning German and had time to explore the German way of life in the afternoons.
The purpose of the District’s Policy ACAC – Title IX Sexual Harassment Policy and Grievance Process is to address sexual harassment as defined in Title IX that occurs within the educational programs and activities of the district. Title IX inquiries may be referred to the District’s Title IX Coordinator:
Ann E. Forrest, Ed.D.
Assistant Superintendent and Title IX Coordinator
106 Hancock Road
Peterborough, NH 03458
aforrest@conval.edu
(603) 924-3336 x2068
Earth & Space Science Class Explores Earth Systems Andria Johnson's Earth & Space Science class just started a new unit on the four main Earth systems — the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere — which are interdependent and interact with one another to produce the environments that we are familiar with.
Apple NH Day at ConVal High School On Apply NH Day, volunteers from local colleges and higher ed organizations helped seniors apply to college. All New Hampshire colleges waived their application fee for this event. The goal was that every participating student submit at least one college application.
24th Annual Histo Art Show Parents examine student work that was submitted as part of this year's "Histo Art Show." The assignment encourages students to combine their scientific knowledge gained in histology, the second unit of Anatomy and Physiology, with their creative expressions.
"Finding Nemo Jr." in the LHT On Thursday, ConVal Theatre Arts presented Disney’s "Finding Nemo Jr.," a 60-minute musical adaptation of the beloved 2003 Pixar movie "Finding Nemo," to an enthusiastic audience of district elementary school students in the Lucy Hurlin Theatre.
Student Book Club Peterborough Town Librarian Aimee LaRue, ConVal librarians Rachael Bowman and Ashley Mudrick, as well as members of the student book club meet to discuss Andrew Krivak's "The Bear," a coming-of-age fable about the last person on Earth and this year's NH state-wide read.
Restorative Practices During the all-staff meeting on November 1, Adar Cohen guides a panel of school administrators in their discussion on restorative practices that help build a healthy school community, decrease student discipline and antisocial behavior, and repair harmful relationships.
