Sloan Signs College Letter Of IntentThe Cougars' Austin Sloan signs his college letter of intent on Wednesday. Sloan will play baseball for the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts — a public, residential, liberal arts college in North Adams — in the fall.
Principal McKillop Leads Lacrosse PracticeAs head coach Derek Sorbello looks on, principal Heather McKillop (center) leads a practice of the Cougars Girls Lacrosse team. In this photo, McKillop demonstrates offensive strategies as the defensive player tries to protect the ball.
Yellow Tulip Project Heralds Verdant SpringAfter an unusual stretch of cold and rainy weather, the budding flowers of the Yellow Tulip Hope Garden around the flagpole at ConVal Regional High School herald a verdant spring. The Yellow Tulip Project seeks to inspire productive conversations about mental health.
Student Athletes Hold Car Wash For EducatorsOn the last day of Teacher Appreciation Week, ConVal student athletes held an after-school car wash for educators in the drop-off loop near the gym entrance.
ConVal Wears Yellow For Mental Health AwarenessIn order to raise awareness around mental health issues, ConVal staff wore yellow on Friday.
Students View Youth Anxiety Documentary "Angst"During TASC on Friday, students attended a screening of "Angst" in their TASC homerooms. The film tells the stories of youths who discuss their anxiety and how it impacts their lives and relationships.
German teachers Liz Concannon and Cindi Hodgdon are proud to announce the results of the National German Exam Level 1. Congratulations and certificates are going out to the following students:
Gold Award - Jennifer Hopkins Bronze Award - Ally Larson Achievement Award - Kai Flynn Achievement Award - Miles Higgins Achievement Award - Abbey Shumway
The test results are exceptional for several reasons. "The test writers did not adapt the test at all this year to consider the impact of COVID-19 on instruction. It was the normal exam," Hodgdon noted. "Second, related to the pandemic, circumstances had prevented us from covering the normal German 1 curriculum. But most remarkably, students took part in the exam in a new semester when they did not even have German on their schedule." Given these circumstances, the positive test outcomes take on a special meaning.
The National German Exam is administered each year to over 20,000 high school students of German. The exam is comprised of 100 multiple choice questions divided into two parts with 50 questions each. The listening and viewing portion is 40 minutes in length and consists of a series of short audio and video segments. The reading portion is 45 minutes in length and consists of a variety of print texts, including graphs and images. All materials used in the exam come from authentic resources.
Have you recently done a "Spring Cleaning" and find yourself with a lot of "extra" items that you'd like to move on?
The Class of 2024 is happy to offer the community an opportunity and space to sell those items while maximizing the amount of potential customers.
When: Saturday, May 29, 2021 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Where: CVHS parking lot Who: Anyone! Cost: $20 for 2 parking spaces (to allow vendors to park cars at their "site"); $10 for table rental
Vendor spaces are still available, go to this form to sign up. Spaces will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. No electricity will be available. Spaces are not officially reserved until payment is received.
COVID-19 Safety protocols are a priority of the ConVal School District. All participants of this event are required to wear masks, and hand sanitization stations will be available.
Senior Prom is coming up! The event will be held at ConVal on Thursday, June 10, 2021 and the theme will be “A Tropical Night.”
There will be dancing, food, and fun, including catered appetizers, a photo booth, bonfire, and fireworks. The band will be Northern Stone featuring our own Mr. Lambert and Mr. Wozmak!
Seniors can purchase tickets in the link before school, starting in May.
Outside guests will need approval by the administration, please see Mr. Bartsch for the form. As a school-sponsored event, district mitigation measures will be observed, including the wearing of masks.
German teachers Liz Concannon and Cindi Hodgdon are proud to announce the results of the National German Exam Level 1. Congratulations and certificates are going out to the following students:
Gold Award - Jennifer Hopkins Bronze Award - Ally Larson Achievement Award - Kai Flynn Achievement Award - Miles Higgins Achievement Award - Abbey Shumway
The test results are exceptional for several reasons. "The test writers did not adapt the test at all this year to consider the impact of COVID-19 on instruction. It was the normal exam," Hodgdon noted. "Second, related to the pandemic, circumstances had prevented us from covering the normal German 1 curriculum. But most remarkably, students took part in the exam in a new semester when they did not even have German on their schedule." Given these circumstances, the positive test outcomes take on a special meaning.
The National German Exam is administered each year to over 20,000 high school students of German. The exam is comprised of 100 multiple choice questions divided into two parts with 50 questions each. The listening and viewing portion is 40 minutes in length and consists of a series of short audio and video segments. The reading portion is 45 minutes in length and consists of a variety of print texts, including graphs and images. All materials used in the exam come from authentic resources.
German teachers Liz Concannon and Cindi Hodgdon are proud to announce the results of the National German Exam Level 1. Congratulations and certificates are going out to the following students:
Gold Award – Jennifer Hopkins Bronze Award – Ally Larson Achievement Award – Kai Flynn Achievement Award – Miles Higgins Achievement Award –
Senior Prom is coming up! The event will be held at ConVal on Thursday, June 10, 2021 and the theme will be “A Tropical Night.”
There will be dancing, food, and fun, including catered appetizers, a photo booth, bonfire, and fireworks. The band will be Northern Stone featuring our own Mr. Lambert and Mr.
Please click on the player below to watch a slideshow of the ConVal High School Students who were honored as the 2021 Scholar Athletes by the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) and the New Hampshire Athletic Directors Association (NHADA).
Congratulations to Careers in Education teacher Sarah Grossi whose article “Pedagogies of Practice in a Pandemic” was published in the April 2021 issue of Techniques.
The article was based, in part, on Grossi’s presentation at the Career Tech Virtual Vision 2020 Conference which was held in December and was organized by the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE).
Congratulations to Fletcher Maggs who is the recipient of a Scholastic Arts “Best of Show” Award. Scholastic Arts is the nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens, and the “Best of Show” Award in Photography is a first for a ConVal High School student.
Maggs is a junior at ConVal High School and a completer of the Region 14 Applied Technology Center (ATC) Photo/Video program.
Congratulations to ConVal senior Aria Frehner who has been nominated as a U.S. Presidential Scholar.
“Aria is an exemplary student who has shown a strong commitment to her education,” Principal McKillop said. “We are thrilled to see her nominated for this top honor and could not be prouder of her for this accomplishment.”
Frehner is a top member of her class and has taken several honors and AP courses at ConVal Regional High School.
Sloan Signs College Letter Of Intent The Cougars' Austin Sloan signs his college letter of intent on Wednesday. Sloan will play baseball for the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts — a public, residential, liberal arts college in North Adams — in the fall.
Principal McKillop Leads Lacrosse Practice As head coach Derek Sorbello looks on, principal Heather McKillop (center) leads a practice of the Cougars Girls Lacrosse team. In this photo, McKillop demonstrates offensive strategies as the defensive player tries to protect the ball.
Yellow Tulip Project Heralds Verdant Spring After an unusual stretch of cold and rainy weather, the budding flowers of the Yellow Tulip Hope Garden around the flagpole at ConVal Regional High School herald a verdant spring. The Yellow Tulip Project seeks to inspire productive conversations about mental health.
Student Athletes Hold Car Wash For Educators On the last day of Teacher Appreciation Week, ConVal student athletes held an after-school car wash for educators in the drop-off loop near the gym entrance.
ConVal Wears Yellow For Mental Health Awareness In order to raise awareness around mental health issues, ConVal staff wore yellow on Friday.
Students View Youth Anxiety Documentary "Angst" During TASC on Friday, students attended a screening of "Angst" in their TASC homerooms. The film tells the stories of youths who discuss their anxiety and how it impacts their lives and relationships.
