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[post_content] => The ConVal Regional High School Counseling Department has announced that sophomores Henry Bernstein, Erich Clark, and Abigail Theberge were selected to represent ConVal at the 2019 Hugh O’Brian Leadership Conference in May. The HOBY Conference is a weekend-long program held at the St. Anselm College and will host sophomore student leaders from across New Hampshire.
Bernstein, Clark, and Theberge were three of seventeen sophomores nominated by school staff for the conference. Fourteen candidates were interviewed by the committee.
Henry Bernstein is the son of Dr. David and Samantha Bernstein of Hancock. He is vice president of the German Club and a member of the Revolution Ethics Project and Ocean Bowl. Bernstein has represented ConVal as a member of our track and field and cross country teams.
Erich Clark is the son of Jeffrey and Casandra Clark of Peterborough. He is a member of the ConVal Student Council and represents ConVal as a member of our varsity football team and junior varsity basketball team. Clark is the recipient of both the Cougar Award for basketball and an NHIAA Sportsmanship Award.
Abby Theberge is the daughter of Timothy and Stacy Theberge of Hancock. She is the student advisor for the Contoocook Valley Visual and Performing Arts Center and an active member of ConVal’s select choir and girls a cappella. Theberge has participated in ConVal’s theatrical productions as well as the NHETG Festival and is a member of the International Thespian Society.
The seminar provides an opportunity for high school sophomores to recognize their potential talents and apply them in becoming effective, ethical leaders of the future. An estimated 7,500 sophomores attend the seminars in all 50 states and Canada each year. At the end of each seminar, a boy and a girl from each location are selected to attend the World Leadership Congress.
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[post_content] => The Goethe-Institut invited German students and teachers of the PASCH-schools in the USA to an immersion weekend triathlon in Colorado from September 27 to 30.
The teams from each respective school competed in exciting competitions related to German language and culture, built friendships across their own state borders and put their German to practical use.
The triathlon was held in the Estes Park Center, near Denver, and served to connect German students as well as give German teachers the opportunity to exchange ideas. Thirteen different schools attended including Conval. Representing Conval were Rachel Cass, Alyssa Janoch, Max Heck, and Finn Wegmueller.
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[post_content] => The ConVal Band performed at the Eastern States Exposition on Friday, September 28th. They entertained crowds on the Storrowton Green and along the parade route.
The drumline performed a number of cadences and the band played songs that make you want to dance. Some of the highlights were "Uptown Funk," "Jungle Boogie," and "My House."
Senior Bronwyn Tyler-Wall won a blue ribbon for her solo trombone performance in "Boogie Down." The Big E special events coordinator already stated his excitement to have our band back next year.
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.
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[post_content] => On Saturday, September 22, the ConVal Athletic Hall of Fame held its 2018 induction ceremonies in the Robert McGuire Gymnasium.
The 2018 inductees were:
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[post_content] => Congratulations to Garrett Shows and Andres Tourgee who were the co-recipients of the 2018 New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) Walter A. Smith Award. Shows and Tourgee received their commemorative plaques at a ceremony in the Grappone Center in Concord on September 17.
The NHIAA Walter A. Smith Award is given annually to an individual who has overcome special circumstances and contributed significantly and positively to Interscholastic Athletics.
Shows and Tourgee have been major contributors to a number of Unified teams in the last several years, including the Cougars' Unified Basketball and Unified Soccer teams, and they were part of the squad that won the 2017 State Championship. Congratulations Garrett and Andres!
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[post_content] => ConVal Regional High School's Commencement Exercises for the Class of 2018 took place on June 16, 2018.
After the pomp and circumstance processional, performed by the ConVal Band, and the singing of the national anthem by the senior members of Select Choir, Principal Gib West and Class President Dominique Wheeler gave welcoming speeches.
Valedictorian Lily Denehy and Salutatorians Bailey Kirkpatrick each delivered addresses to the Class of '18. Mya Poluchov was the selected student speaker, followed by the performance of the senior song, "You Will Be Found" from the musical Dear Evan Hansen, by Senior Chorus members.
Riley Young and Dan Curran were announced as the co-winners of the 2018 Faculty and Staff Award, presented by Kim Chandler, Ben Putnam, and Karen Fabianski.
English teacher Jason Lambert gave a thought-provoking and entertaining Message to Seniors, entitled "Graduation Day - On Plans and Stories, With Affection."
After the awarding of the diplomas by Principal Gib West and Superintendent Kimberly Saunders, Emma Crowley bid farewell to the Class of '18 with a humor-filled speech.
Thank you to the Graduation Advisors Deb Coyne and Judy Heddy, to the Class Advisors Gil Morris and Sam Winslow, to the Music teachers Krystal Morin and Jim Wickham, and to the Class Marshalls Manny Bowman and Daisy Young for organizing and conducting the event so smoothly.
A special thank you to Principal Gib West, Dean of Students Steve Bartsch, Director of School Counseling Kim Chandler, incoming Dean of Faculty Michelle Voto, Director of Student Services Cari Christian-Coates, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ann Forrest, Superintendent Kimberly Saunders, the members of the ConVal School Board, and to all who made the 2018 Commencement Exercises such a memorable event.
Feel free to download any of the photos below by right-clicking on the selected image; Mac users press control+left click, then choose the "Save Image as ..." option.
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[post_content] => In a departure from the traditional, combined awards ceremony for both graduating seniors and underclassmen, ConVal High School's freshman, sophomore, and junior students were celebrated separately at a breakfast on Friday morning in the ConVal cafeteria.
Awards and recognitions were given out to the winners of the Edith Bird Bass Essay Contest and the members of the National Honor Society. The English Department presented the Harvard, Smith, and Dartmouth Book Awards as well as the New Hampshire Humanities Council Book Award.
Achievement awards were conferred by the Applied Technology Center and the Art, English, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies, and World Language departments.
In all, forty-eight students were recognized at the celebratory breakfast: Ian Aldrich, Nisse Anderson, Ryan Beal, Leo Boyer, Matthew Burke, Justin Burns, Lindsey Carey, Rachel Cass, Grace Christensen, Alessia Coburn, Mackenzie Costello, Evan Coyne, Austin Davis, Austin Davison, Samantha Donahue, Aria Frehner, August George, Savannah Hall, Jacob Huntington, Rachel Hurley, Sarah Kingsbury Evans, Alyssa Janoch, Molly Janoch, Hannah Johnson, Jill Karlicek, Dee Kashulines, Savannah Kersbergen, Catrina Kipka, Mather Kipka, Isabel Laskey-Rigrod, August Marshall, Anna McGuiness, Petra McLay, Schuyler Michalak, Maggie Morison, Olivia Mullins, Fiona Pieterse, Mary Riffle, Kyle Shearer, Andrew Stockwell, Kalli Taylor, Will Theriault, Bronwyn Tyler-Wall, Julian Varga, Finn Wegmueller, Zoe Werth, Keenan Wilson, and Nathaniel Wilson.
Congratulations, all, on your respective achievements!
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[post_content] => Students, parents, faculty, staff, SAU administrators, and community members celebrated student learning and achievement with Scholarships and Awards Night at ConVal Regional High School on June 13, 2018.
Director of School Counseling Kim Chandler and Principal Gib West served as Masters of Ceremonies for the evening which was attended by ConVal Superintendent Kimberly Saunders.
The evening began with Principal Gib West announcing Lily Denehy as this year's Valedictorian and Bailey Kirkpatrick as the Salutatorian of the Class of 2018.
Students were recognized for their accomplishments and received departmental awards, recognitions by outside organizations, and scholarships totaling more than $165,000 and covering more than sixty categories.
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[post_content] => On Wednesday, eighty-six students were honored at the final Student Support Team (SST) breakfast for the year. The students were recognized for their positive contributions to ConVal High School, such as for being a good friend, showing responsibility, making improvements, displaying good citizenship, and for making a difference to the ConVal community in other ways.
The recipients enjoyed a catered breakfast provided by Shiva Catering. Door prizes were generously donated by New Hampshire Higher Education Foundation (NHHEAF), Keene State College, Nashua Community College, Monadnock Community Hospital, and Darcy Bartsch.
The following students were recognized at the breakfast: Seth Abbot, Kelley Akerley, Paulina Allen, Anastasia Barbosa, Nick Batty, Gabriella Belcher, Lauren Belleau, Riley Bemont, Oscar Bernier, Alyssa Boudreau, Chayton Boyce, Felicity Burgess, Shea Butler, Duncan Cahoon, Ashlie Chandler, Hunter Chandler, Anna Chisholm, Madilyn Cilley, Anthony Clark, Justin Clark, Alessia Coburn, Florence Colantino, Jordan Cooper, Sarah Cummings, Grace Dell, Lily Denehy, Jaylyn Desrosiers, Sam Donahue, Logan Doyle, Austin Eddy, Casey Ellis, Libby Ewing, Ben Garfinkle, Madeline Garland, Izzy Gelinas, Sean Grady, Laquea Hall, Cole Heinselman, Emma Henderson, Jacob Huntington, Grace Huntley, Evening Iwanowicz, Kara Keiper, Haven Lambert, Jess Long, Casey Lustenberger, Nguyen Mai, August Marshall, Aliyah McCarthy, Anna McGuinnes, Marina McMahon, Kylee Ann Merrill, Shay Miller, Angela Molloy, Sarah Newell, Jackson Perry, Robert Perry, Mya Poluchov, Molly Reed, Brett Scharmett, Jessica Scharmett, Grace Sennett, Jaden Smith, Dylan Stapleton, Georgia Stone, Addison Swasey, Will Theriault, Amber Thompson, Jay Tinkham, Siera Valentin, Oliver Ward, David Weber, Finn Wegmueller, Jacob Weidner, Sam West, Jonah Wheeler, Ava Whicker, Tim Whitaker, Keenan Wilson, Marion Winchester, Lorien Wright, Daisy Young, Tim Young, Hannah Zanga, Adam Zett, and Jared Zett.
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[post_content] => The NH Business and Industry Association (BIA) is New Hampshire's statewide chamber of commerce. Their task is to monitor and to respond to issues that directly impact businesses of all industries and sizes, and to provide them with a direct connection to the legislative process.
Once a year, the BIA publishes Enterprise, a magazine that is devoted to discussing the challenges and successes of New Hampshire businesses. On the cover of this year's edition is Anthony Clark, a ConVal High School student who completed an internship with Graphicast in Jaffrey. Next to Anthony is Val Zanchuk, Graphicast's president and past chair of the BIA.
In the magazine, Zanchuk discusses how his company has teamed up with ConVal's Career and Technical Education (CTE) program to provide internship opportunities to students who are interested in a manufacturing career. “I have an intern from ConVal,” Zanchuk says in the article, referring to Clark. “He’s learning about design, he’s learning about working on machining, he’s going to be working on programming machinery and he’ll be learning about plant operations by being here.” You can read the article "Manufacturing leads New Hampshire's Economy" by clicking here and read the online version of Enterprise magazine, in its entirety, by following this link.
The NH BIA represents more than 400 members in a variety of industries, including advanced manufacturing, high technology, professional services, financial services, healthcare, hospitality and tourism, public utilities, higher education, and insurance. Member firms employ 89,000 people throughout the state, which represents one in seven jobs, and contribute $4.5 billion annually to the state’s economy. Enterprise is published by McLean Communications and is distributed statewide.
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The ConVal Regional High School Counseling Department has announced that sophomores Henry Bernstein, Erich Clark, and Abigail Theberge were selected to represent ConVal at the 2019 Hugh O’Brian Leadership Conference in May.
Read More: ConVal Announces School’s HOBY Leadership Representatives
The Goethe-Institut invited German students and teachers of the PASCH-schools in the USA to an immersion weekend triathlon in Colorado from September 27 to 30.
The teams from each respective school competed in exciting competitions related to German language and culture,
Read More: ConVal Students Chosen For German Immersion In Colorado
The ConVal Band performed at the Eastern States Exposition on Friday, September 28th. They entertained crowds on the Storrowton Green and along the parade route.
The drumline performed a number of cadences and the band played songs that make you want to dance.
Read More: Band Performs At Big E, Senior Garners Blue Ribbon
On Saturday, September 22, the ConVal Athletic Hall of Fame held its 2018 induction ceremonies in the Robert McGuire Gymnasium.
The 2018 inductees were:
Read More: ConVal Athletic Hall Of Fame Inducts Class Of 2018
Congratulations to Garrett Shows and Andres Tourgee who were the co-recipients of the 2018 New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) Walter A. Smith Award. Shows and Tourgee received their commemorative plaques at a ceremony in the Grappone Center in Concord on September 17.
Read More: Shows And Tourgee Receive NHIAA Walter A. Smith Award
ConVal Regional High School’s Commencement Exercises for the Class of 2018 took place on June 16, 2018.
After the pomp and circumstance processional, performed by the ConVal Band,
Read More: ConVal Regional High School Graduation June 16, 2018
In a departure from the traditional, combined awards ceremony for both graduating seniors and underclassmen, ConVal High School’s freshman, sophomore, and junior students were celebrated separately at a breakfast on Friday morning in the ConVal cafeteria.
Read More: Underclassmen Awards Breakfast Honors 48 Achievers
Students, parents, faculty, staff, SAU administrators, and community members celebrated student learning and achievement with Scholarships and Awards Night at ConVal Regional High School on June 13, 2018.
Director of School Counseling Kim Chandler and Principal Gib West served as Masters of Ceremonies for the evening which was attended by ConVal Superintendent Kimberly Saunders.
On Wednesday, eighty-six students were honored at the final Student Support Team (SST) breakfast for the year. The students were recognized for their positive contributions to ConVal High School, such as for being a good friend,
Read More: Students Honored At Student Support Team (SST) Breakfast
The NH Business and Industry Association (BIA) is New Hampshire’s statewide chamber of commerce. Their task is to monitor and to respond to issues that directly impact businesses of all industries and sizes,
Read More: ConVal High School Intern On Cover Of Business Magazine