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                    [post_content] => On Saturday, March 11, ConVal entered the student-created, faculty-facilitated original play Sprung -- A Rite for Festival to the New Hampshire Education Theatre Guild Regional Festival in Bow, NH.

The entire company of students received special commendations for Theatre Devising, the cast for Ensemble Acting, sophomore Anna McGuiness for Co-directing, and junior Oliver Ward for Music Composition.

From a field of strong entries, ConVal was chosen as one of three schools invited to move on to the state finals in Guilford, NH, April 7-8.

 
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                    [post_content] => On Sunday, February 5, 2017, members of the New Hampshire Art Educators' Association met in the Stockbridge Theatre at Pinkerton Academy to celebrate the artistic talents of New Hampshire students who had submitted work to be considered for this year's Scholastic Arts Awards. In all, there were 2,139 submissions from students across the state of New Hampshire.

Of these submissions, 272 individual works received a Gold Key Award and will move on to represent the state at the national level. In addition, 304 Silver Keys and 342 Honorable Mentions were awarded. To represent a student's body of work, 104 portfolios were submitted, of which 40 received Gold Keys, 19 received Silver Keys, and 26 received Honorable Mention awards.

ConVal High School was extremely well represented by students showing off talents in ceramics, drawing, mixed media, painting, photography, woodworking. Winners included recipients of Gold Key Awards (GK), SilverKey Awards (SK), Honorable Mentions (HM) for individual works as well as recipients of Gold Key Portfolio (GKP), Silver Key Portfolio (SKP), and Honorable Mention Portfolio (HMP) awards.

Recognized among Amanda Bastoni's photo and video students were: Issac Bacon (GK, SK, HMP); Nate Brothers (HM); Mackenzie Burnside (SKP, SK, HM); Chloe Costello (GK, HM); Eliza Fiore (SK); Emma Henderson (GK, HM); Cameron Ibach (HMP, HM); Zabella Ketchersid (HM); Megan Maclaren (GK); Maggie Morison (2 HMs); Sarah Newell (SK), Quinn Potter (2 HMs); Jasmin Reed (GK); Dylan Rochford (HM); Talia Rokes (HM); Julia Roopenian (HM); Amber Ruston (GK, HM); Felix Smith (GK); Morgan Stacy (GK); Andrew Stockwell (SK), Seth Stoddard (HM); Carly Storro (HM); Rowan Tyne (GKP, GK); Ethan Webster (GK), Dominique Wheeler (SK, GK); Alison Worcester (SK);  and Granger Wozmak (HM).

Among the recognized ATC students were also: from Andy Bills' class, Cameron Ibach who was awarded a Silver Key for his mixed media work; John Plourde (GK) who did great work with woodworking teacher Abe Ewing; art teacher Karrie Mitschmyer's successful trio Barrett Norton (GK), Carly Storro (HM), and Oliver Ward (GK), as well as Gwen Jones (SK, HM) from Mary Goldthwaite-Gagne's class. Congratulations, all!



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                    [post_content] => On Saturday, February 4, 2017, ConVal's National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) Team A took first place in the 2017 Nor'easter Bowl that was held at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.

After five round-robin competition matches and five additional double-elimination rounds, ConVal A met York A in the Nor'easter Bowl finals. The final matchup was a rematch of last year's final, in which the team from Maine was victorious. This year, it was ConVal's turn as Team A secured a win and so remained undefeated throughout the entire competition.

ConVal Team A consisted of Michael Zrzavy (captain), Sawyer Cawthern, Marlena Sorbello, and Tim Whitaker, with Savannah Kersbergen as alternate. Players on Team B were Diego Juarez, Katorina Keenan, Edmund Pope, Woody Stockwell, and Bronwyn Tyler-Wall.

"I was really impressed with our A Team's patience and focus," said Ocean Bowl coach Ken Cloutier.  "The B Team gained valuable experience and they are all sophomores, so the future looks bright."

The Nor'easter Bowl is a regional competition of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB). This annual academic competition tests high school students' knowledge of marine sciences, including marine biology; chemical, physical, and biological oceanography; marine geology and geophysics; marine engineering; and marine policy.

The event was sponsored by the University of New Hampshire School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering, New Hampshire Sea Grant, the UNH Cooperative Extension, UNH Marine Docents, Maine Sea Grant, The University of Maine, The University of New England, and the Consortium for Ocean Leadership.



Team A (seated): Michael Zrzavy (captain), Marlena Sorbello, Sawyer Cawthern, Tim Whitaker, and Savannah Kersbergen (alternate).

Team B (standing): Bronwyn Tyler-Wall, Katorina Keenan, Edmund Pope, Daniel Stockwell, Diego Juarez.


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                    [post_content] => The Student Support Team at ConVal hosted the eighth Student Recognition Breakfast on Friday, February 3, 2017.

Eighty-nine students were recognized for their positive contributions to the ConVal Community. Students were nominated by faculty and staff for making a difference. The recipients enjoyed a catered breakfast provided by Shiva Catering.

Door prizes were generously donated by the ConVal School Store, ConVal Athletics, Manhattan East Hair Design Studio, The Bagel Mill, Nashua Community College, River Valley Community College, New Hampshire Higher Education Foundation, Peterborough Community Theater, JoAnn Fletcher and Darcy Bartsch.

The following students were recognized: Olivia Adams, Ingrid Aho, Isaac Bacon, Cole Baggley, Noah Bell, Riley Bemont, Marissa Bernabeo, Jordan Bernier, Justin Berry, Zack Beymer, Isaac Blake, Manny Bowman, Nate Brothers, Josh Carmen, Hunter Chandler, Eric Charron, Hannah Cheneau, Adam Chicoine, Austin Cilley, Anthony Clark, Jaclyn Clark, Riley Codman, Tristan Colburn, Clara Colby, Liam Costello, Ryan Davidson, Maxwell Davie, Angellyna Davis, Isiah Debarros, Lily Dell, Jennica Demers, Lily Denehy, Cote Devine, Noah Devine, Caitlin Galea, Hannah Garfinkle, Bridget Grady, Sean Grady, Jack Griffin, Destiny Guadagno, Kristen Guinard, Savannah Hall, Devin Harling, Caitlin Howard, Michelle Jarest, Rebecca Jennings, Emma Johnson, Casey Jordan, Nadia Kazlauskas, Hattie Kendall, Carly Kimball, Bailey Kirkpatrick, Tyler LeBlanc, Morgan Leger, Nakita Maki, Hunter Mathewson, Ella  McCullough, Christopher McHugh, Cameron Merwede, Evan Merwede, Colleen Minnihan, Josh Nash, Jarek Noschese, Jeffery Pinkham, Caleb Putnam, Susan Richardson, Amber Ruston, Valerie St. Amand, Hunter Salamy, Shaiman Salisbury, Lily Sheridan, Abigail Sherlock, Garrett Shows, Alex Stone, Leah Stone, Casey Taylor, Tierney Thompson, Hieu Turner, Jack Tyle, Rowan Tyne, Taryn Wing, Grace Woodhead, Ann Worcester, Sammy Yeaw, Daisy Young, Riley Young, Skylear Young, and Michael Zrzavy.








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                    [post_content] => On December 13, 290 students from high schools across the state competed in the annual World Language Poetry Recitation Contest. The competition brought together language students in French, German, Latin, and Spanish to recite poems in their target language before a panel of judges.

To compete in the contest, schools may enter up to three students in each language and in each of four levels which range from first-year students (Level 1) to fourth-year students and students taking AP-level courses (Level 4). Students recite memorized pieces in front of a panel of volunteer judges who base their scoring on three criteria: pronunciation (50%), stage presence and delivery (30%), and memorization (20%).

Four ConVal students earned prizes for their recitations of German poetry:

 	
Level 1 German: 3rd place — Grace Christensen
 	
Level 3 German: 2nd place — Kelley Akerley
 	
Level 4 German: 1st place — Michael Zrzavy; 3rd place — Maxwell Kerwin

Congratulations to all the student participants and to the teachers who prepared them for the contest!


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                    [post_content] => National Honor Society (NHS) is a national organization for high school students that seeks to honor students who demonstrate excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Students are eligible to be inducted into National Honor Society in 11th and 12th grade.

Initiated into the Society on December 8, 2016 were:  Bailey Kirkpatrick, Brett Scharmett, Grace Wirein, Jacob Easterling, Jessica Long, Jessica Scharmett, Jordan Kania, Lily Denehy, Margaret Yates, Matthew Kolk, Michael Zrzavy, Morgan Carpenter, Natasha Kipka, Oliver Ellerkamp, and Sage Cawthern.











 
















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                    [post_content] => Congratulations to the Cougar's head football coach Paul Landau who was named the Division II South Coach of the Year. Landau led the Cougars through a very successful fall season that resulted in a total of six wins and three losses.

Seven of his ConVal football players were named to the DII South All-State Team, including Isaac Bacon (pictured), Dan Spezzaferri, Liam Baldwin, Danny Parker, Dan Curran, Andrew Stockwell, and Hunter Gullage. Congratulations all!
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                    [post_content] => Science teacher Beth Wallace was recognized as a New Hampshire Scholars Champion during a breakfast ceremony in the Dining Center Banquet Hall at Southern New Hampshire University on December 7, 2016.

The "Breakfast of Champions: Celebrating School Business Partnership" event was jointly sponsored by the New Hampshire Department of Education and Unitil. It brought together businesses, educators, and legislators to discuss emerging trends in workforce development.

Awards were presented to community leaders who exemplify outstanding business education partnerships and have a decisive impact on student success. Wallace was recognized for her leading role in creating a school-business partnership between ConVal Regional High School and New Hampshire Ball Bearing (NHBB) in Peterborough. Wallace's course in Advanced Manufacturing involves skills development, job shadowing, and internship opportunities. It has led to student employment opportunities upon graduation.
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                    [post_content] => Senior Michael Zrzavy is the recipient of the President's Volunteer Service Award for completing over 130 hours of volunteer community service in one year's time.

Most of Zrzavy's volunteer work was completed with the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) leadership organization. HOBY is dedicated to training and nurturing the young leaders of tomorrow. Its mission is to provide lifelong leadership development opportunities that empower youth to achieve their highest potential.

"This came as an unexpected but very meaningful surprise to me," said Zrzavy. "I did it to give back to the community, but being recognized by the President is a once-in-a-lifetime honor."

The letter of recognition from President Barack Obama, which accompanied the award, reads in part: "While government can open more opportunities for to serve our communities, it is up to each of us to seize those opportunities. Thank you for your devotion to service and for doing all you can to shape a better tomorrow for our great Nation."
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                    [post_content] => The New Hampshire Association of World Language Teachers (NHAWLT) has named "Frau" Cindi Hodgdon as the 2016 Teacher of Excellence.

This honor comes in recognition of the many outstanding contributions that Ms. Hodgdon has made to world language instruction at ConVal High School over the years. Among them are:

 	
truly outstanding and innovative instruction in the classroom that maximizes student motivation and achievement
 	
extensive use of native speakers, both through face-to-face classroom visits by native speakers and through Skype teleconferencing technology
 	
successful management of the foreign exchange program with the Akademisches Gymnasium in Salzburg, Austria, which is now in its 18th year
 	
introducing a STEM perspective to German classes, e.g. by establishing links to the EuroTech Program at the University of Connecticut
 	
organizing field trips to the Goethe Institut in Boston, UMass Amherst, and the Neue Galerie in New York City, among many others

Ms. Hodgdon learned of her selection as the NHAWLT Teacher of Excellence at the organization’s annual conference at the end of October. She will be officially honored at the New Hampshire Excellence in Education (EDies) Awards Ceremony. The ceremony is scheduled for June 10, 2017 at the Center of New Hampshire in Manchester.
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            [post_content] => On Saturday, March 11, ConVal entered the student-created, faculty-facilitated original play Sprung -- A Rite for Festival to the New Hampshire Education Theatre Guild Regional Festival in Bow, NH.

The entire company of students received special commendations for Theatre Devising, the cast for Ensemble Acting, sophomore Anna McGuiness for Co-directing, and junior Oliver Ward for Music Composition.

From a field of strong entries, ConVal was chosen as one of three schools invited to move on to the state finals in Guilford, NH, April 7-8.

 
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“Sprung: A Rite for Festival” Advances To State Finals

Mar 12, 2017

On Saturday, March 11, ConVal entered the student-created, faculty-facilitated original play Sprung — A Rite for Festival to the New Hampshire Education Theatre Guild Regional Festival in Bow,

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ConVal High School Students Win Big At Scholastic Art Awards

Feb 06, 2017

On Sunday, February 5, 2017, members of the New Hampshire Art Educators’ Association met in the Stockbridge Theatre at Pinkerton Academy to celebrate the artistic talents of New Hampshire students who had submitted work to be considered for this year’s Scholastic Arts Awards.

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ConVal A Team Wins National Ocean Sciences Nor’Easter Bowl

Feb 06, 2017

On Saturday, February 4, 2017, ConVal’s National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) Team A took first place in the 2017 Nor’easter Bowl that was held at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.

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Student Support Team Recognizes Students At Breakfast

Feb 03, 2017

The Student Support Team at ConVal hosted the eighth Student Recognition Breakfast on Friday, February 3, 2017.

Eighty-nine students were recognized for their positive contributions to the ConVal Community.

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ConVal World Language Students Excel At Competition

Dec 18, 2016

On December 13, 290 students from high schools across the state competed in the annual World Language Poetry Recitation Contest. The competition brought together language students in French, German, Latin,

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National Honor Society Welcomes New Members

Dec 09, 2016

National Honor Society (NHS) is a national organization for high school students that seeks to honor students who demonstrate excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Students are eligible to be inducted into National Honor Society in 11th and 12th grade.

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ConVal’s Paul Landau Named Coach Of The Year

Dec 08, 2016

Congratulations to the Cougar’s head football coach Paul Landau who was named the Division II South Coach of the Year. Landau led the Cougars through a very successful fall season that resulted in a total of six wins and three losses.

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Wallace Recognized As A NH Scholars Champion

Dec 07, 2016

Science teacher Beth Wallace was recognized as a New Hampshire Scholars Champion during a breakfast ceremony in the Dining Center Banquet Hall at Southern New Hampshire University on December 7,

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Michael Zrzavy Recipient Of President’s Volunteer Service Award

Nov 27, 2016

Senior Michael Zrzavy is the recipient of the President’s Volunteer Service Award for completing over 130 hours of volunteer community service in one year’s time.

Most of Zrzavy’s volunteer work was completed with the Hugh O’Brian Youth (HOBY) leadership organization.

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Frau Hodgdon Is The NHAWLT 2016 Teacher Of Excellence

Nov 27, 2016

The New Hampshire Association of World Language Teachers (NHAWLT) has named “Frau” Cindi Hodgdon as the 2016 Teacher of Excellence.

This honor comes in recognition of the many outstanding contributions that Ms.

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