The Contoocook Valley School District budget vote will be held on Tuesday, March 28, 2023. Below are the places in the town of your residence where you can cast your vote:
For a brief video on the budget, please click here. For a message from the Chair of the ConVal School Board regarding the budget, please click here.
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. Click here for the special sales.
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, business, manufacturing, and engineering.
During her tour, Hassan interacted with students, asking them about the CTE classes they were taking and about their plans for the future, after graduation from ConVal High School. She also spoke about the legislative proposals that have been introduced in Washington to draw greater attention to the importance of career and technical education in preparing young students for their futures in the highest need jobs areas in the trades.
An unexpected fire alarm during the Senator's visit brought the entire school out into the parking lot, demonstrating the effectiveness of the school's emergency procedures. It was also a time for students and staff members to pose for selfies and pictures with Hassan in an informal setting.
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.
By burning a variety of food items below a can of water and noting the increase in temperature that is being captured by an electronic probe in the can connected to their Chromebooks, students determine the temperature change and make conclusions about the amount of energy in the food.
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. ConVal School Board members Dick Dunning and Alan Edelkind were also in attendance to meet and greet parents.
More than 100 families came out to interact with teachers and school counselors. On breaks between classroom visits, they enjoyed seeing examples of student work, such as a wall of 2D artwork in the art wing and a slideshow of photographs for which students had won Scholastic Medals in the digital photography area. Some parents signed up to volunteer at future school activities.
Parallel to the second semester Open House, parents of incoming students also had an opportunity to visit the school and to meet principal McKillop and other members of the administration, including Director of School Counseling Terri Drogue. ATC Director Jen Kiley joined families on tours of the Applied Technology Center facilities.
We are excited to welcome you to our rescheduled Spring Open House on Thursday, March 9, 2023.
You will be able to meet with your student’s second semester teachers by following their daily class schedule. Each block will meet for 10 minutes as shown in the schedule below:
Just before Winter Break, ConVal High School's Spirit Week ended with an all-school rally and a basketball game that put the Unified Team up against the Faculty/Staff Team.
The rally began with a spirited tic-tac-toe game played with jerseys and each of the four classes — freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors — forming teams.
The basketball game proved to be the audience favorite with students and staff cheering both teams and applauding wildly when either of the teams scored.
In between the quarters of the game, there were more class-related contests, including a ConVal Quiz game that tested student familiarity with ConVal-centered trivia, such as which sports team last won a state championship.
Though much of the Unified vs. Faculty/Staff exhibition game was close, it ended with a rather decisive final score of 62:48 in favor of the Unified squad. Congratulations!
The Contoocook Valley School District budget vote will be held on Tuesday, March 28, 2023. Below are the places in the town of your residence where you can cast your vote:
For a brief video on the budget, please click here. For a message from the Chair of the ConVal School Board regarding the budget, please click here.
The Contoocook Valley School District budget vote will be held on Tuesday, March 28, 2023. Below are the places in the town of your residence where you can cast your vote:
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.
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.
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.
Just before Winter Break, ConVal High School’s Spirit Week ended with an all-school rally and a basketball game that put the Unified Team up against the Faculty/Staff Team.
The rally began with a spirited tic-tac-toe game played with jerseys and each of the four classes — freshmen,