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Sophomores Savannah Kersbergen, Lindsey Carey, and Matthew Smith represented ConVal Regional High School at the annual Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Weekend Seminar recently.
Founded in 1958, Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership's mission is to inspire and develop our global community of youth and volunteers to a life dedicated to leadership, service and innovation.
For over five decades, HOBY has inspired young people to make a difference and become catalysts for positive change in their home, school, workplace, and community. As America’s foremost youth leadership organization, HOBY has a long and impressive history of successfully motivating youth and volunteers to outstanding leadership.
Since 1981, HOBY New Hampshire has been serving youth across the state of New Hampshire through our annual leadership seminar, Community Leadership Workshops, alumni programs, and encouraging students to participate in a number of HOBY International programs.


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The Student Support Team at ConVal hosted the ninth Student Recognition Breakfast on Friday, June 2, 2017. 
 
Sixty students were recognized for their positive contributions to the ConVal Community. Students were nominated by faculty and staff. The recipients enjoyed a catered breakfast provided by Shiva Catering.
 
Door prizes were generously donated by The Pizza Barn, Kid's Ark Foundation, The Bagel Mill, Keene State College, the Bacon Family, Michael's School of Hair Design & Esthetics, Ben Putnam, Manhattan East Design Studio, New Hampshire Higher Education Foundation (NHHEAF), and ConVal High School School Store.
 
The recipients were: Courtney Barsanti, Lauren Belleau, Isaac Blake, Del Bonsu-Anane, Emma Brown, Connor Buffum, Jackson Burnham, Mackenzie Burnside, Joshua Carmen, CJ Caron, Chris Clark, Anthony Clark, Alexis Cleary, Connor Close, Tristan Colburn, Owen Collins, Ryan Davidson, Jacob Demers, Simon Doerr, Corrine Dragon, Jacob Easterling, Austin Ellis, Eliza Fiore, Jason Frank, Laquea Hall, Emma Henderson, Evening Iwanowicz, Michelle Jarest, Rebecca Jennings, Trevor Johnson, Antonio Joyce, Diego Juarez, Justin Kiblin, Ceceila Lester, Beck Lorimer, James MacFarlane, Allie MacPhee, Nakita Maki, Matt Mattil, Alex McCall, Emma-Rose Mellon, Gracyn Mose, Danny Parker, Josiah Petrain, Tyler Phaneuf, Jeff Pinkham, Caleb Putnam, Kayla Rautiola, Talia Rokes, Jessica Scharmett, Brett Scharmett, John Tyle, Clare Veverka, Liam Veverka, Calle Walton, Cassie Wilkinson, Maggie Wood, Cambria Wozmak, Coen Wray, and Riley Young.
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                    [post_content] => At the annual Lucy Award ceremonies in the Lucy Hurlin Theatre, new students were inducted into the ConVal chapter of the International Thespian Society, Troupe #7883.

The following received recognitions and awards for their contributions to the Drama Department's productions throughout the year:

 	
Rising Star — Cheyanne Heinselman
 	
Charlie Chaplin Award — Quinn Potter as Self, Godspell
 	
Best Onstage Chemistry — Mars Bernabeo and Anna McGuinness, Sprung: A Rite for Festival
 	
Best Supporting Actor — August George as Earth-Toned Bird, Sprung: A Rite for Festival
 	
Best Supporting Actress — Anna McGuinness as Presence, Sprung: A Rite for Festival
 	
Best Leading Actor — Ryan Hoiriis as Darcy, Pride @ Prejudice
 	
Best Leading Actress — Mars Bernabeo as Protagonist, Sprung: A Rite for Festival
 	
Best Productions of the Year — a tie between Sprung: A Rite for Festival and Godspell
 	
Best Set Design — Bruce Dodge, Godspell
 	
Best Tech Design — Max Heck, Palmer Timmons, Addison Swasey, and Evan Boisvert, Godspell
 	
Best Costume Design — Nick Batty and Elizabeth Halper, Godspell
 	
Best One Liner — Patrick LaCroix, Pride @ Prejudice
 	
Unsung Hero — Miranda Craig
 	
Renaissance Human — Ryan Hoiriis
 	
Most Likely To be On Their Phone — Becket Gourlay

Congratulations, all!
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On May 25, ConVal's Michael Zrzavy and about 20 other seniors from private and public schools across New Hampshire and Maine were recognized at the New Hampshire State House with the 2017 Comcast Leaders and Achievers Award.

In attendance at the ceremony were Governor Chris Sununu and Tracy Pitcher, Senior Vice President of Comcast Cable’s Greater Boston Region. Katherine Underwood of New England Cable News (NECN) served as the moderator for the event.

"I'd like to congratulate this year's Leaders and Achievers Scholarship winners on their well-earned, academic and civic achievements," Sununu said. "Your continued pursuit of academic excellence is inspiring, and as you set out for the next chapter of your lives, we wish you the best of luck in your scholarly endeavors."

"Comcast is honored to recognize our Leaders and Achievers Scholarship winners for going above and beyond – both in their own achievements and for the greater good of their communities," added Tracy Pitcher.

Comcast's Leaders and Achievers Program recognizes students' leadership skills, academic achievement, and commitment to community service.





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                    [post_content] => On May 23, ConVal's Envirothon Team participated in the NH Envirothon competition at NHTI in Concord. ConVal placed first in the wildlife segment, first in aquatics, and first in soils.

Congratulations, Kelley Akerley, Lawton Fagiano, Kaitlyn Giza, and Morgan O'Connor! And congratulations to Dana Wood, the advisor of the Envirothon Team!

The theme of this year's NH Envirothon competition was  Agricultural Soil and Water Conservation Stewardship. It focused on the long-term effects of the shift from family farming to industrial-scale farming, on issues such as groundwater and surface water contamination, soil degradation, and aquifer depletion, and on sustainable farming techniques.
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                    [post_content] => The 10th annual New Hampshire High School Short Film Festival (NHHSSFF) took place at Red River Theatres in Concord on May 20, with up-and-coming filmmakers from around the state, taking home prizes in several categories.

Twenty-four films were selected from 66 entries submitted by students from 16 high schools and career and technology centers. They spanned a variety of film genres, including animation, comedy, drama, documentary, music video and public service announcements/commercials.

“The Life of Stephen Dominko” by ConVal senior Carly Storro was selected as a Jury Award Finalist. Congratulations, Carly!

The festival is an opportunity for students to have their films seen before the public at a professional venue. For more information, visit nhstudentfilm.com.

The New Hampshire Division of Film and Digital Media, as part of the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources, works to expand business activity and employment throughout the state by acting as a liaison between the film and media production industry and an established network of government agencies, the state's film industry workforce, New Hampshire businesses and local property owners. The Division is responsible for location assistance, public relations, and general production support in an effort to broaden the cultural, educational, and economic impact of film and media production in the state.
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                    [post_content] => On May 18, ConVal High School students who have qualified as New Hampshire Scholars took a field trip to the Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester to take in a Fisher Cats baseball game.

Only a few students could take advantage of the field trip opportunity as the rest were working on class projects and either taking or preparing for AP examinations.

For this year, fifty prospective graduates have been confirmed as New Hampshire Scholars: Daniel Allen, KJ Ammon, Anita Anable, Liam Baldwin, Noah Bell, Marisa Bernabeo, Zachary Beymer, Isaac Blake, Jamilla Buzzell, Sage Cawthern, Sawyer Cawthern, Hannah Cheneau, Chloe Cheviot, Emalee Coutu, Oliver Ellerkamp, Caitlin Galea, Maria Gapp, Kaitlyn Giza, Becket Gourlay, Bridget Grady, Sylvie Holding, Juliet Hunt, Michelle Jarest, Sarah Johnson, Jordan Kania, Astrid Kipka, Dan Learn, Breanna Lester, Michael Long, Allison MacPhee, Emma-Rose Mellon, Colleen Minnihan, Gracyn Mose, Maeve Newman, Barrett Norton, Moriah Pabo, Trina Parslow, Megan Pelissier, Sarah Perrault, Jill Pierson, Caroline Riffle, Alexis Robicheau-Hall, Marlena Sorbello, Jacob Swain, Tierney Thompson, John Tyle, Rowan Tyne, Luke Wilson, Grace Wirein, Samantha Yeaw, and Michael Zrzavy.

The New Hampshire Scholars Initiative is an effort by area business and school volunteers to encourage and motivate all high school students to complete a defined, rigorous academic course of study that prepares them for successful transition to college or university coursework or vocational and technical training necessary to enter today’s competitive job market.

New Hampshire Scholars are high school students who have pledged to complete the State Scholars Core Course of Study, a specific sequence of academic courses in English, math, science, social studies, and foreign language. The New Hampshire Scholars philosophy is based on the belief that it is better to be successful in an academically challenging course than to get a higher grade in an easier course.

 
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                    [post_content] => On May 17, junior Talia Rokes and senior Michael Zrzavy were honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Mary Varnum Platts Chapter of Peterborough at a joint ceremony for Conant, ConVal, and Mascenic High School students. The luncheon took place at the Monadnock Inn in Jaffrey.

Rokes was selected by the ConVal Social Studies Department as the U.S. History Student of the Year. In announcing the award, Nancy Redling of the DAR referenced the article "Defy The Limits of Learning" that Social Studies teacher Greg O'Brien had written about Rokes in the May 9th edition of the Monadnock Ledger Transcript.


Zrzavy is the recipient of the Peterborough chapter's DAR Good Citizen Award for 2016-17. He was asked to read his DAR essay "Our American Heritage and Our Responsibility for Preserving It" to the assembled audience.




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                    [post_content] => Congratulations to ConVal seniors Isaac Bacon and Mackenzie Burnside who were honored at the 2017 Congressional Art Competition reception at the Kimball-Jenkins School of Art in Concord on Friday. They met with Congresswoman Ann Kuster and received awards for their photography.


Senior Gwen Jones and junior Oliver Ward also received recognitions for their art but were not in attendance.

Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors a nationwide high school visual art competition to recognize and encourage artistic talent in the nation and in each congressional district. Since the Artistic Discovery competition began in 1982, more than 650,000 high school students have participated.

Students submit entries to their representative’s office, and panels of district artists select the winning entries. Winners are recognized both in their district and at an annual awards ceremony in Washington, DC. The winning works will be displayed for one year at the U.S. Capitol.




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                    [post_content] => ConVal's Equestrian Team earned the New Hampshire High School Equestrian Teams (NHHSET) District #1 High Point Team Award for the 5th consecutive year!  These amazing riders will be competing at the State Championship on Saturday, May 20th, at Senator Bell Equestrian Center in Chester.

NHHSET is dedicated to promoting and organizing equestrian competition in high school athletic or activity programs. NHHSET competition is a spring school sport. The season begins in December and ends with the State Championship in May. Students compete at district meets in walk-trot, walk-trot-canter, team classes and in-hand classes.
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Sophomores Savannah Kersbergen, Lindsey Carey, and Matthew Smith represented ConVal Regional High School at the annual Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Weekend Seminar recently.
Founded in 1958, Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership's mission is to inspire and develop our global community of youth and volunteers to a life dedicated to leadership, service and innovation.
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ConVal Students At HOBY Leadership Seminar

Jun 05, 2017

Sophomores Savannah Kersbergen, Lindsey Carey, and Matthew Smith represented ConVal Regional High School at the annual Hugh O’Brian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Weekend Seminar recently.

Founded in 1958, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership’s mission is to inspire and develop our global community of youth and volunteers to a life dedicated to leadership,

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Students Honored At Student Support Team (SST) Breakfast

Jun 03, 2017

The Student Support Team at ConVal hosted the ninth Student Recognition Breakfast on Friday, June 2, 2017. 
 
Sixty students were recognized for their positive contributions to the ConVal Community. Students were nominated by faculty and staff. Read More: Students Honored At Student Support Team (SST) Breakfast

Lucy Awards Recognize Theatrical Accomplishments

Jun 01, 2017

At the annual Lucy Award ceremonies in the Lucy Hurlin Theatre, new students were inducted into the ConVal chapter of the International Thespian Society, Troupe #7883.

The following received recognitions and awards for their contributions to the Drama Department’s productions throughout the year:

• Rising Star — Cheyanne Heinselman
• Charlie Chaplin Award — Quinn Potter as Self,

Read More: Lucy Awards Recognize Theatrical Accomplishments

Zrzavy Recognized With Leaders And Achievers Award

May 25, 2017

On May 25, ConVal’s Michael Zrzavy and about 20 other seniors from private and public schools across New Hampshire and Maine were recognized at the New Hampshire State House with the 2017 Comcast Leaders and Achievers Award.

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ConVal Team Succeeds At 2017 Envirothon Competition

May 25, 2017

On May 23, ConVal’s Envirothon Team participated in the NH Envirothon competition at NHTI in Concord. ConVal placed first in the wildlife segment, first in aquatics, and first in soils.

Read More: ConVal Team Succeeds At 2017 Envirothon Competition

Storro Movie A Jury Award Finalist At NHHSSFF

May 22, 2017

The 10th annual New Hampshire High School Short Film Festival (NHHSSFF) took place at Red River Theatres in Concord on May 20, with up-and-coming filmmakers from around the state, taking home prizes in several categories.

Read More: Storro Movie A Jury Award Finalist At NHHSSFF

ConVal NH Scholars Take Fisher Cats Field Trip

May 18, 2017

On May 18, ConVal High School students who have qualified as New Hampshire Scholars took a field trip to the Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester to take in a Fisher Cats baseball game.

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Rokes and Zrzavy Honored At DAR Luncheon

May 18, 2017

On May 17, junior Talia Rokes and senior Michael Zrzavy were honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Mary Varnum Platts Chapter of Peterborough at a joint ceremony for Conant,

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Several ConVal Students Honored For Their Art

May 13, 2017

Congratulations to ConVal seniors Isaac Bacon and Mackenzie Burnside who were honored at the 2017 Congressional Art Competition reception at the Kimball-Jenkins School of Art in Concord on Friday. They met with Congresswoman Ann Kuster and received awards for their photography.

Read More: Several ConVal Students Honored For Their Art

Equestrian Team Garners High Point Award

May 11, 2017

ConVal’s Equestrian Team earned the New Hampshire High School Equestrian Teams (NHHSET) District #1 High Point Team Award for the 5th consecutive year!  These amazing riders will be competing at the State Championship on Saturday,

Read More: Equestrian Team Garners High Point Award