ConVal Regional High School
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Liz Moore Presents On Standards Integration Liz Moore presents during a staff meeting on the way data will be collected, in PowerSchool standards, on 21st century skills, such as Active Reading, Collaboration, Speaking, Writing, Problem Solving, Civic Engagement, Technology Use, and Self-Management. -
ConVal Library Learning Commons Hosts PD On October 14, district teachers attended a Keys To Literacy professional development workshop. The program helps teachers design learning experiences that have the greatest impact on student learning in the areas of phonics, comprehension, vocabulary, and writing. -
ATC Students Participate In Wildland Fire Training ConVal students Jackson Burnham and Brian Ross, along with Milford students Samantha Sullivan and Emily Czmut, participated in wildland fire training as part of the Region 14 ATC Firefighting 1 program. The training took place at the NH Fire Academy in Concord. -
ConVal Students Form Climate Change Group About forty ConVal High School students met during TASC recently to form an action group to address climate change at school. The students developed ideas how they could contribute to more environmentally conscious uses of resources and recyclables. -
Donations Go To Local Food Banks Students at ConVal High School get ready to load hundreds of pounds of food donations that have been collected over the past week for distribution to local food pantries. Thank you to everyone who contributed non-perishables and cash to New Hampshire Tackles Hunger! -
Kickoff Rally For NH Tackles Hunger Campaign The NH Tackles Hunger campaign gets kicked off during a brief rally in the ConVal gym. Members of the student leadership team take turns explaining what foods should be collected. The winning TASC homeroom will win tickets to the Homecoming Dance and football game.
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During the one-week campaign to contribute to the New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign, ConVal High School and other district schools set a new benchmark for community support.
- 2,830 lbs of food were collected by the school and delivered to the Peterborough Food Pantry.
- 1,615 lbs of food collected at the Shaw's food drive on Saturday of Homecoming Weekend.
- 216 lbs additional from the High School were collected after the initial deadline.
- $982 were contributed in cash donations and Shaw's gift cards at school.
- $785 were collected at the Shaw's food drive.
The total amounted to 4,661 pounds of food and $1,766 in cash & gift cards.
A big "Thank you" to everyone who made this year's New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign a success!
The BrightBytes survey portal is now open for parents and we invite you to participate!
The BrightBytes survey asks questions that will deepen our understanding of how technology can benefit teaching and learning. At the schools with 1:1 Chromebooks, we use this information to inform our progress in establishing a blended learning environment at ConVal Regional High School.
To participate in this survey, please follow these steps:
- Point your browser to http://bbyt.es.
- Enter the access code VT2RC, then click “Start.”
- Click the “Parents” button.
- Below “Which school is this for?”, put your cursor in the “Type to search schools” box, then select "ConVal Regional High School" from the dropdown menu.
- Click “Start Questionnaire” to begin the survey.
Thank you so much for your participation. Your answers will help us improve the technology environments that provide meaningful learning experiences for your students.
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Last year, ConVal High School was first among all New Hampshire schools in its effort to support local food banks, and we hope to repeat our success this year.
All TASC homerooms are currently competing how many items they can supply to the statewide campaign. As an incentive, the homeroom with the most items collected by Friday, October 4, will win free tickets to the Homecoming Dance and football game.
As of today, Mrs. Johnson's homeroom is in a narrow lead ahead of Mr. Wickham's and Mrs. Harris' TASC homerooms. Mr. Ewing's, Mr. Harris', and Ms. G's homerooms are narrowing the gap and catching up to the leaders.
If you are willing to donate, please consider the following items:
- Peanut butter
- Jelly
- Tuna
- Soups
- Pasta
- Pasta sauce
- Canned fruits and vegetables
All food items must be non-perishable; please do not send in items in glass jars.
Cash donations are also accepted. Please make your check out to "New Hampshire Tackles Hunger."
Thank you so much for your contributions. Your donations will go a long way to make the upcoming months and holidays brighter for area families.
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The drumline performed a number of cadences and the band played music hi-liting decades of Americana Music. Songs included were, "Boogie Down," "Build Me Up Buttercup," "Zoot Suit Riot," "My House," and "Vehicle."
The Band received a particularly rousing applause for their performance of "Big Noise from Winnetka" when their routine included brass players ducking from their neighbors' instruments purposely being swung over their heads. There were also a number of wailing brass and percussion solos.
The Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts, also known as the “Big E”, is a unique kind of state fair. Rather than serving just one state, the Big E serves Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
During the one-week campaign to contribute to the New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign, ConVal High School and other district schools set a new benchmark for community support.
- 2,830 lbs of food were collected by the school and delivered to the Peterborough Food Pantry.
- 1,615 lbs of food collected at the Shaw's food drive on Saturday of Homecoming Weekend.
- 216 lbs additional from the High School were collected after the initial deadline.
- $982 were contributed in cash donations and Shaw's gift cards at school.
- $785 were collected at the Shaw's food drive.
The total amounted to 4,661 pounds of food and $1,766 in cash & gift cards.
A big "Thank you" to everyone who made this year's New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign a success!
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During the one-week campaign to contribute to the New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign, ConVal High School and other district schools set a new benchmark for community support.
- 2,830 lbs of food were collected by the school and delivered to the Peterborough Food Pantry.
- 1,615 lbs of food collected at the Shaw’s food drive on Saturday of Homecoming Weekend.
The BrightBytes survey portal is now open for parents and we invite you to participate!
The BrightBytes survey asks questions that will deepen our understanding of how technology can benefit teaching and learning. At the schools with 1:1 Chromebooks, we use this information to inform our progress in establishing a blended learning environment at ConVal Regional High School.
There are only two days left in the New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign!
Last year, ConVal High School was first among all New Hampshire schools in its effort to support local food banks, and we hope to repeat our success this year.
All TASC homerooms are currently competing how many items they can supply to the statewide campaign.
The ConVal Band performed at the Eastern States Exposition on Friday, September 27th during Harvest Day. They entertained crowds on the Storrowton Green and along the parade route.
The drumline performed a number of cadences and the band played music hi-liting decades of Americana Music. Songs included were, “Boogie Down,” “Build Me Up Buttercup,”
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The Mary Varnum Platts-Peterborough Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution has announced the ConVal DAR Good Citizen Winner for 2019-2020 is senior Shannon Allen.
The DAR Good Citizen program and scholarship contest is intended to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. Students selected for this award must have the following qualities:
- Dependability – which includes truthfulness, loyalty, and punctuality.
The ConVal Regional High School Counseling Department has announced that sophomores Eva Calcutt, Fletcher Maggs, and Riley Momenee were selected to represent ConVal at the 2020 Hugh O’Brian Leadership Conference in May. The HOBY Conference is a weekend-long program held at St. Anselm College, and will host sophomore student leaders from across New Hampshire.
Calcutt,
ConVal Regional High School Engineering Teacher Karen Fabianski of Troy, NH, was awarded the Daughters of the American Revolution Helen Pouch Memorial Fund Classroom Grant by DAR Member Nancy Rose Redling.
Sponsored by the Mary Varnum Platts-Peterborough Chapter NSDAR, Fabianski was one of fifty-one awards given nationally to classroom teachers for a proposed classroom project.
ConVal Regional High School junior Brigham Boice of Peterborough was presented with the Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Desha Medal for Youth at the New Hampshire DAR Fall Meeting this past Friday.
The Mary Desha Medal for Youth honors a Youth for outstanding service to the community, state, or nation, through participation and/or leadership in such activities as conservation,