Congratulations to the students who have been selected as the recipients of this year's Scholar Athlete Awards. The awards are given jointly by the Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA), the governing body for sports competitions in New Hampshire, and the New Hampshire Athletic Directors’ Association (NHADA), the state professional organization for all athletic directors in New Hampshire.
The awards go to multi-varsity sport seniors who demonstrate strong academic standing by having achieved at least one of the following: carried a minimum of B+ average; be ranked in the top 25% of their graduating class; or scored 24 or higher on the ACT or scored 1100 or higher (Math and Reading) on the SAT.
Congratulations to sophomore Clara Christensen, senior Rowan Davidson, and senior Avery Swasey who represented ConVal at the New Hampshire Music Educator's All-State Music Festival in Concord this past weekend, March 30-April 1.
Performances took place at the Capital Center for the Arts. Christensen played trumpet in the band, Davidson sang in the mixed choir, and Swasey sang in the treble choir. The students were selected for these ensembles through a challenging and competitive audition process.
Performing at All-State is the highest honor for New Hampshire music students.
Congratulations to the ConVal art students whose creative designs are currently on display at Mount Wachusett Community College as part of their 37th Annual Regional High School Art Exhibition. Both 2D and 3D student work is being displayed.
The students who are displaying their work are: Hadley Bates (9), Wyatt Beaulieu (12), McKenna Coull (12), Nicole Davison (12), Griffin DeLisle (10), Violette Dube (10), Ryan Gorman (12), Amy Hall (9), Austin Klonel (12), Audrey Lang (12), Eva Lopez (12), Libby Nadeau (10), Adeline Regis (9), Garret Rousseau (10), Fallyn Weeks (9), Clara Wilsher (9).
Congratulations!
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The World Language Department would like to announce and congratulate the March 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. They demonstrate perseverance and curiosity and have proven themselves to be successful collaborators.
German: Nora Bond, Evan Martus
Spanish: Suki Zhang
Congratulations!
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This past weekend, March 23-25, two ConVal seniors represented the high school music program at the distinguished New England Music Festival. Hadi Lancaric and Rowan Davidson were selected through a rigorous audition process. Performing at this festival is a wonderful honor and distinction for our students.
The festival concert took place at the Woodstock Academy in Connecticut this year. Lancaric sang alto voice in the Choir, performing a repertoire ranging from the well-known piece "Jenny Kissed Me" by Eric W. Barnum to the romantic era Lied by Johannes Brahms, "Der Gang Zum Liebchen." The choir was under the direction of Hofstra choral director David Fryling.
Davidson played flute in the band and performed a wide-ranging repertoire, from Chris Pilsner's "Dum Spiro Spero" to a student favorite, "Rocketship" by Kevin Day. The band was under the direction of the associate director of bands at the Univerity of Illinois, Dr. Elizabeth Peterson.
Congratulations to both!
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Congratulations to ConVal science teacher Carol Young who has been selected by the nonprofit organization Ecology Project International (EPI) to participate in an 8-day Teacher Fellowship in Costa Rica in April.
She will be immersed in the rainforests and beaches of Costa Rica’s Caribbean slope. Days will be spent collecting data and planning hands-on lessons near Pacuare Reserve, a field research station managed by EPI.
Young will work alongside researchers and instructors on a variety of ongoing ecological studies, such as monitoring leatherback sea turtles and observing the behavior and social structures of primates.
Throughout the program, Young and other Fellows will learn strategies they can bring back to their classrooms to help students observe, question, collect data, and critically analyze the world around them.
Established as a nonprofit organization in 2001, the mission of Ecology Project International (EPI) is to inspire youth with nature and empower them with science, fostering tomorrow's leaders. EPI envisions a diverse movement building communities that cherish and restore the ecosystems that sustain them.
For more information on EPI’s programs or how teachers can apply for next year’s EPI Teacher Fellowships, visit their website at www.ecologyproject.org/teacher-fellowships.
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. (Community, Adaptability, Respect, Engagement, and/or Safety) behavior matrix.
The following students were recognized:
Freshmen: Alex Akerley, Owen Chauncey, Nora Eliopoulos, Ally Larson, Olivia Michaels, Henry Siegl, Henry Vivilecchia
Sophomores: Amanda Bergeron, Eliza Bull, Hannah Daniels, Autumn Pierson, Kalyn Ross, Ryan Whitney
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 event was part of the Youth and Government program, sponsored annually by the YMCA, which allows high school students to serve in model governments at the local, state, national, and international levels.
During the session, junior Gabby Ramsden was elected as the 2024 Youth Governor. Ramsden distinguished herself by giving two great speeches and answering difficult questions about key issues in the state of New Hampshire.
Ramsden will be traveling to Washington, DC, in the spring to meet with other youth governors and learn about leadership. Congratulations, Gabby!
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. They demonstrate perseverance and curiosity and have proven themselves to be successful collaborators.
Congratulations to the students who have been selected as the recipients of this year’s Scholar Athlete Awards. The awards are given jointly by the Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA), the governing body for sports competitions in New Hampshire,
Congratulations to sophomore Clara Christensen, senior Rowan Davidson, and senior Avery Swasey who represented ConVal at the New Hampshire Music Educator’s All-State Music Festival in Concord this past weekend, March 30-April 1.
Congratulations to the ConVal art students whose creative designs are currently on display at Mount Wachusett Community College as part of their 37th Annual Regional High School Art Exhibition. Both 2D and 3D student work is being displayed.
This past weekend, March 23-25, two ConVal seniors represented the high school music program at the distinguished New England Music Festival. Hadi Lancaric and Rowan Davidson were selected through a rigorous audition process.
Congratulations to ConVal science teacher Carol Young who has been selected by the nonprofit organization Ecology Project International (EPI) to participate in an 8-day Teacher Fellowship in Costa Rica in April.
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.
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.