In their final meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the members of the ConVal School Board voted unanimously to name Heather McKillop to the principal position at ConVal Regional High School.
In addition to her principal certification, McKillop holds master’s degrees in teaching and school health as well as a bachelor’s degree in English. In the past, she has served as an adjunct professor at the college level, an assistant director of student-athlete support services, an English teacher, and a lacrosse coach. Most recently, she was an Assistant Principal at Nashua North High School.
For a brief introductory video message, please click on the video link below.
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The Senior Tribute Video celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2020 and chronicles some of the key events of the past school year.
Please click on the play button below to view the video.
If you see a ConVal senior this week, make sure to congratulate them on their achievements!
After much consideration, the ConVal Regional High School administrative team and the Class of 2020 officers have reached a decision regarding prom.
We know the topic of prom has been weighing heavily on everyone’s minds. Over these past few months, we have worked tirelessly to find a way to safely host this event for the class. However, we regret to inform you that prom has been canceled in the interest of everyone’s health and wellbeing. We have come to this decision after much deliberation with students and staff over how we could safely hold this event. While current restrictions issued by Governor Sununu’s office would allow for the event to occur at half capacity, individuals not of the same family would still have to be six feet apart, and all attendees would need to wear face masks. These restrictions would not allow for activities such as dancing to occur.
The Class of 2020 officers will continue to look into all available options to hold an event in the future or to put the class’s funds to good use. You can stay updated on their plans by following the class Instagram account, @conval2020.
In partnership,
Michelle Voto, Principal, ConVal Regional High School Jadyn Vaidya, Senior Class President Hunter Luke, Senior Class Vice President Liam McCall, Secretary Zoe Werth, Treasurer Jennifer Kiley, Senior Class Adviser James Wickham, Senior Class Adviser
In their final meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the members of the ConVal School Board voted unanimously to name Heather McKillop to the principal position at ConVal Regional High School.
In addition to her principal certification, McKillop holds master’s degrees in teaching and school health as well as a bachelor’s degree in English. In the past, she has served as an adjunct professor at the college level, an assistant director of student-athlete support services, an English teacher, and a lacrosse coach. Most recently, she was an Assistant Principal at Nashua North High School.
For a brief introductory video message, please click on the video link below.
In their final meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the members of the ConVal School Board voted unanimously to name Heather McKillop to the principal position at ConVal Regional High School.
In addition to her principal certification, McKillop holds master’s degrees in teaching and school health as well as a bachelor’s degree in English.
After much consideration, the ConVal Regional High School administrative team and the Class of 2020 officers have reached a decision regarding prom.
We know the topic of prom has been weighing heavily on everyone’s minds. Over these past few months, we have worked tirelessly to find a way to safely host this event for the class.
ConVal High School was notified by the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) that it will receive the Associations’ Sportsmanship Award.
In a letter to the high school administration, Executive Director Jeffrey Collins wrote: “On behalf of the NHIAA Sportsmanship Committee, I am pleased to inform you that you will be receiving the NHIAA/National Federation of State High School Associations’
Congratulations to all the graduates of the Class of 2020!
Your class will determine how we will recover and rebuild our society. Keep our ConVal community in your memory as you embark on a new life of vision, purpose, and hope.
You have been successful and achieved a myriad of accomplishments while at ConVal.
Senior Eamon Welby is the recipient of a 2020 Ruth and James Ewing Arts Award.
This was the sixth time that the art prizes were given. The awards are named for the late owners of The Keene Sentinel who were well recognized in the region as supporters of cultural endeavors in the Monadnock area and beyond.
Congratulations, Class Of 2020!
Congratulations, Class of 2020!
