In their final meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the members of the ConVal School Board voted unanimously to name Heather McKillop to the principal position at ConVal Regional High School.
In addition to her principal certification, McKillop holds master’s degrees in teaching and school health as well as a bachelor’s degree in English. In the past, she has served as an adjunct professor at the college level, an assistant director of student-athlete support services, an English teacher, and a lacrosse coach. Most recently, she was an Assistant Principal at Nashua North High School.
For a brief introductory video message, please click on the video link below.
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The Senior Tribute Video celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2020 and chronicles some of the key events of the past school year.
Please click on the play button below to view the video.
If you see a ConVal senior this week, make sure to congratulate them on their achievements!
After much consideration, the ConVal Regional High School administrative team and the Class of 2020 officers have reached a decision regarding prom.
We know the topic of prom has been weighing heavily on everyone’s minds. Over these past few months, we have worked tirelessly to find a way to safely host this event for the class. However, we regret to inform you that prom has been canceled in the interest of everyone’s health and wellbeing. We have come to this decision after much deliberation with students and staff over how we could safely hold this event. While current restrictions issued by Governor Sununu’s office would allow for the event to occur at half capacity, individuals not of the same family would still have to be six feet apart, and all attendees would need to wear face masks. These restrictions would not allow for activities such as dancing to occur.
The Class of 2020 officers will continue to look into all available options to hold an event in the future or to put the class’s funds to good use. You can stay updated on their plans by following the class Instagram account, @conval2020.
In partnership,
Michelle Voto, Principal, ConVal Regional High School Jadyn Vaidya, Senior Class President Hunter Luke, Senior Class Vice President Liam McCall, Secretary Zoe Werth, Treasurer Jennifer Kiley, Senior Class Adviser James Wickham, Senior Class Adviser
Because in-person meetings with 8th graders cannot be held at this time, the ConVal Regional High School Counseling Department has put together a short video.
The video explains, among others, the ConVal bell schedule, the flexible TASC block, the program of studies, graduation requirements, and student involvement in co-curricular programs and athletics.
The Link — ConVal's student newspaper, literary magazine, and print showcase for student art — announced its roster of editors for the 2020-2021 school year.
They are:
Leah Krason, Editor
Meara McClusky, Layout Editor
Fletcher Maggs, Visual Editor
Lance Levesque will continue to be The Link's faculty advisor and Ben Conant, Editor at The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, will continue to serve as the outside advisor.
Frank Di Nino, the "Voice of ConVal" who leads the high school in the Pledge of Allegiance every morning, sums up the unusual 2019-2020 school year and wishes everyone a great summer.
The BrightBytes technology survey is now open for parents and students, and we invite you to participate!
This is a particularly important time for you to complete the survey because the coronavirus pandemic and the Governor's stay-at-home order required us to make the transition to remote instruction during the last several weeks.
To participate in this survey, please follow these steps:
Point your browser to http://bbyt.es (just click the link).
Enter access code VT2RC, then click “Start."
Click the “Parents” or "Students" button (whichever is appropriate).
Below “Which school is this for?”, put your cursor in the “Type to search schools” box, then select "ConVal Regional High School" from the dropdown menu.
Click “Start Questionnaire” to begin the survey.
The survey is broken into several sections. Once you have chosen your answer, press "Enter" to proceed to the next question.
Please note that sections of the survey may have several questions. Progress towards completion is indicated by the horizontal dots below a question, for example:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the nine towns that make up the ConVal School District have devised creative ways to honor the Class of 2020 and it many achievements.
Everyone in the ConVal communities was invited to participate in decorating their homes and businesses for a Seniors’ Graduation Celebration Drive Tour.
The Drive Tour kicks off Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-25. Seniors and their families will be able to tour their towns to witness all the love and support for them in these trying times.
Please click here for a printable version of the Drive Tour Map, and congratulations to all the graduating seniors!
In this time of closed school buildings, remote learning, and social distancing regulations, ConVal students have found creative ways to thank their teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week.
Please see the posters below and watch the videos — they are absolutely awesome!
For a consolidated .pdf document of the posters above, please follow this link.
In their final meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the members of the ConVal School Board voted unanimously to name Heather McKillop to the principal position at ConVal Regional High School.
In addition to her principal certification, McKillop holds master’s degrees in teaching and school health as well as a bachelor’s degree in English. In the past, she has served as an adjunct professor at the college level, an assistant director of student-athlete support services, an English teacher, and a lacrosse coach. Most recently, she was an Assistant Principal at Nashua North High School.
For a brief introductory video message, please click on the video link below.
In their final meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the members of the ConVal School Board voted unanimously to name Heather McKillop to the principal position at ConVal Regional High School.
In addition to her principal certification, McKillop holds master’s degrees in teaching and school health as well as a bachelor’s degree in English.
After much consideration, the ConVal Regional High School administrative team and the Class of 2020 officers have reached a decision regarding prom.
We know the topic of prom has been weighing heavily on everyone’s minds. Over these past few months, we have worked tirelessly to find a way to safely host this event for the class.
Because in-person meetings with 8th graders cannot be held at this time, the ConVal Regional High School Counseling Department has put together a short video.
The video explains, among others, the ConVal bell schedule, the flexible TASC block, the program of studies, graduation requirements, and student involvement in co-curricular programs and athletics.
The Link — ConVal’s student newspaper, literary magazine, and print showcase for student art — announced its roster of editors for the 2020-2021 school year.
They are:
Leah Krason, Editor
Meara McClusky, Layout Editor
Fletcher Maggs, Visual Editor
Lance Levesque will continue to be The Link‘s faculty advisor and Ben Conant,
Frank Di Nino, the “Voice of ConVal” who leads the high school in the Pledge of Allegiance every morning, sums up the unusual 2019-2020 school year and wishes everyone a great summer.
The BrightBytes technology survey is now open for parents and students, and we invite you to participate!
This is a particularly important time for you to complete the survey because the coronavirus pandemic and the Governor’s stay-at-home order required us to make the transition to remote instruction during the last several weeks.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the nine towns that make up the ConVal School District have devised creative ways to honor the Class of 2020 and it many achievements.
Everyone in the ConVal communities was invited to participate in decorating their homes and businesses for a Seniors’ Graduation Celebration Drive Tour.
In this time of closed school buildings, remote learning, and social distancing regulations, ConVal students have found creative ways to thank their teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week.
Please see the posters below and watch the videos — they are absolutely awesome!
For a consolidated .pdf document of the posters above, please follow this link.
