Congratulations to the recipients of the February Cougar CARES Awards.
Faculty and students can nominate one student each month for a Cougar CARES Award. The goal is to recognize and celebrate students who demonstrate the actions described in the ConVal C.A.R.E.S.
To read the March 17, 2023 edition of the Weekly Cougar News, please click here.
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On Saturday, the Youth and Government delegation from ConVal High School went to the State House in Concord to participate in the pre-legislative session with 200 students from around the state.
The ConVal School Store is located in the ConVal Cafeteria and is open during the school year. Visitors can find everything from t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, winter hats, and jackets.
There is also an online store option that accepts orders for all of our regular apparel items as well as accessories like ConVal-branded backpacks.
To read the March 10, 2023 edition of the Weekly Cougar News, please click here.
On Friday, Senator Maggie Hassan visited the Region 14 Applied Technology Center in celebration of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month. Hassan visited all program areas: digital photography, careers in education,
Students in Randy Stetzer’s Honor Chemistry classes are currently conducting experiments and measurements in calometry. The aim of the lab is to determine how many units of food energy (calories) are contained is various popular snack foods.
Read More: Calometry Experiments In Randy Stetzer’s Honor Chemistry Classes
On Thursday, ConVal High School held its annual spring Open House. The event gave parents and guardians an opportunity to meet with their student’s TASC homeroom teacher, classroom teachers, and school counselor.
The World Language Department would like to announce and congratulate the February World Language Students of the Month.
These students demonstrate the keys to being successful language learners by having a positive attitude and a willingness to take academic risks.