ConVal Club Fair Brings Out StudentsConVal offers a wide variety of co-curriculars for students, spanning the alphabet from "A Cappella" and "Anime" to "Yearbook" and "Youth & Government." On Friday, students were invited to interact with club advisors and students to find their club of choice.
ConVal High School Open House Draws FamiliesThe ConVal High School Open House provided opportunities for parents to meet and interact with their students' classroom teachers and TASC mentors. More than 150 families participated and it was great to see so many students wear their "Class of 2026" T-shirts!
ConVal Athletics Supports NH Tackles HungerConVal athletes representing the Cougar Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Soccer, and Volleyball teams joined to buy food items at Hannaford in support of the New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign. Donations at school are still accepted until September 23.
Student Elections - SeniorsStudents of this year's senior class meet in the library to listen to candidate speeches. The electronic ballot for this election will go live this afternoon at 3:00 pm.
Freshman Class Members Get Their T-ShirtsAfter the candidate speeches, members from the class of 2026 stream down from the bleachers in the Gymnasium to get their custom-printed T-shirts. The shirt features ConVal's traditional "Cougar coming over the mountain" logo that is also seen center court in the gym.
ConVal High School Homecoming DanceConVal High School's Homecoming Dance took place on Saturday, September 17, in the Macguire Gymnasium. Students had a great time dancing to the jams selected by DJ Allen C.
New Hampshire Construction Career Days (NHCCD) exposes high school students to possible career paths in both the construction and transportation industries through a hands-on exhibits and educational resources. Labor unions, construction companies, school districts, state agencies, trade and professional organizations collaborate to provide the students with an introduction to various aspects of construction.
The event increases career awareness in the construction and transportation industries through hands-on experience with heavy equipment, welding, small tools, plumbing, electrical wiring, surveying, waste water management, bridge construction, land clearing, underground utilities, and other construction related jobs.
Several secondary educational resources and career training pathways are available for students to learn about. Professionals from a wide array of construction related work are available to speak with students and answer questions about their experiences in the construction industry and why they are so passionate about their career.
ConVal High School hosted a mini college fair in the cafeteria on Tuesday.
Students could make first contacts with representatives from a variety of community colleges, colleges and universities. Recruiters represented Colby Sawyer College, Franklin Pierce University, Keene State College, New England College, Rivier University, Saint Anselm College, Southern New Hampshire University, and the University of New Hampshire.
School Counseling provided exit tickets to students find out whether they planned to attend a four-year or two-year college after high school and if they had a specific career or college major in mind for their college program.
Calling all lovers of the outdoors and all things nature! Do you like to learn about trees, water, fish, animals, soil, climate, and our environment? Would you like to join a team that studies these things and competes against other schools for the title of Envirothon Champion? Then perhaps Envirothon is the place for you!
Envirothon is an annual, environmentally-themed competition for high school-aged students. The ConVal Envirothon team meets every Thursday from 2:30-4pm in Room 212, with our first meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 22, 2022.
We are always looking for new members, and no prior experience is needed. Come join our team!
Email Mrs. Johnson at ajohnson@conval.edu for more details, or come Thursday to learn more, and definitely stop by our table at the club fair on Friday, September 23!
The ConVal Class of 2023 is pleased to continue the tradition of hosting a holiday Craft Fair here at the high school. The event will take place on Saturday, November 19, from 9 AM – 2 PM, with vendor set-up beginning at 7 AM.
We welcome crafters and makers of all sorts as well as direct sales vendors.
New Hampshire Construction Career Days (NHCCD) exposes high school students to possible career paths in both the construction and transportation industries through a hands-on exhibits and educational resources. Labor unions, construction companies, school districts, state agencies, trade and professional organizations collaborate to provide the students with an introduction to various aspects of construction.
The event increases career awareness in the construction and transportation industries through hands-on experience with heavy equipment,
ConVal High School hosted a mini college fair in the cafeteria on Tuesday.
Students could make first contacts with representatives from a variety of community colleges, colleges and universities. Recruiters represented Colby Sawyer College, Franklin Pierce University, Keene State College, New England College, Rivier University, Saint Anselm College, Southern New Hampshire University, and the University of New Hampshire.
On Thursday evening, ConVal athletes MaKenzie Anderson, Jake Daniels, Maddy Faber, Avery Moore, and Kendall Sullivan were honored at the Keene Sentinel Players of the Year Celebration.
The banquet highlighted the Player of the Week winners from the 2021-22 school year, as well as Steven Goff, a Keene native who is a sports writer for The Washington Post,
A great number of local businesses, individual memorial funds, and community organizations came together to provide financial support to soon-to-be ConVal graduates as they start to pursue post-secondary goals. Through their generous fundraising efforts, seniors received nearly $132,000 in local scholarships.
The following scholarships were awarded to ConVal students on June 8, 2022:
Adam Vaillancourt Roofing Scholarship: Nicholas Merzi
The Athletic and Academic Awards ceremony took place in the ConVal Gym on Wednesday, June 8. Director of School Counseling Terri Drogue opened the event by thanking students and parents for coming and making this first post-pandemic, in-person celebration of student achievement truly special for the award recipients.
Heather McKillop announced Thalia Stafford as the Salutatorian of the Class of 2022 and Kendall Larson as the Valedictorian of the Class of 2022.
Congratulations to Dylan and Dalton Coyne who garnered a Bronze Medal in 5v5 Basketball at the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games.
Emily Edick was a member of the track and field team. She placed third in shot put, also winning a bronze medal. In addition, Edick participated in the 4×100 meter relay, placing fourth and came in seventh in the 100-meter race.
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
ConVal Club Fair Brings Out Students ConVal offers a wide variety of co-curriculars for students, spanning the alphabet from "A Cappella" and "Anime" to "Yearbook" and "Youth & Government." On Friday, students were invited to interact with club advisors and students to find their club of choice.
ConVal High School Open House Draws Families The ConVal High School Open House provided opportunities for parents to meet and interact with their students' classroom teachers and TASC mentors. More than 150 families participated and it was great to see so many students wear their "Class of 2026" T-shirts!
ConVal Athletics Supports NH Tackles Hunger ConVal athletes representing the Cougar Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Soccer, and Volleyball teams joined to buy food items at Hannaford in support of the New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign. Donations at school are still accepted until September 23.
Student Elections - Seniors Students of this year's senior class meet in the library to listen to candidate speeches. The electronic ballot for this election will go live this afternoon at 3:00 pm.
Freshman Class Members Get Their T-Shirts After the candidate speeches, members from the class of 2026 stream down from the bleachers in the Gymnasium to get their custom-printed T-shirts. The shirt features ConVal's traditional "Cougar coming over the mountain" logo that is also seen center court in the gym.
ConVal High School Homecoming Dance ConVal High School's Homecoming Dance took place on Saturday, September 17, in the Macguire Gymnasium. Students had a great time dancing to the jams selected by DJ Allen C.
