On behalf of chorus director Brian Moore, please see the announcement below.
Good evening A Cappella Families,
The Voices of the 603 Festival that was scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed by the festival chair.
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On behalf of chorus director Brian Moore, please see the announcement below.
Good evening A Cappella Families,
The Voices of the 603 Festival that was scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed by the festival chair.
No information has been released at this time as to when it will be rescheduled.
We are, as always, looking out for the safety of your students and our district family.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I will update you with a rescheduled date when it becomes available.
Have a wonderful evening,
Brian
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On behalf of Athletic Director John Reitnauer, please see the press release from the NHIAA below.
For Immediate Release
March 12, 2020
RE: 2020 NHIAA Winter Tournament Events
Relying on the best information available from the New Hampshire Department of Health and the New Hampshire Department of Education, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) has decided to allow the state basketball, hockey tournament, and spirit championships to continue under the following conditions:
- Participants in these events will be given four tickets to the games for use by immediate family members.
- Only players, coaches, necessary staff, and those with tickets will be allowed to attend.
- NHIAA pass will not be honored.
- In light of the restricted attendance, every effort is being made to have games livestreamed on the NFHS Network. For more information, go to: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/associations/nhiaa
During these difficult times, the NHIAA is committed to allowing teams to finish out their seasons. Our students have worked very hard and we owe this to them. Unfortunately, because of this escalating health issue, the NHIAA must limit the number of spectators who are able to attend. We request that anyone exhibiting signs and symptoms of illness refrain from attending.
Our fans and community support are an essential part of the high school experience; however, in light of the recommendations and the conditions existing in our country, we ask for everyone’s patience, cooperation and understanding. Anyone who has purchased tickets online will receive a full refund.
The NHIAA will continue to keep its member schools updated on any further changes.
Contact:
Jeffrey Collins
Executive Director
(603) 228-8671
As part of the fourth-quarter pilot of E-Hallpass, Mathematics teacher Greg Morris and English teacher Liz Moore demonstrate the use of the system from three different perspectives: the student view, the teacher view, and the admin view.
E-Hallpass is a platform-independent web app that works on all operating systems and devices, including Chromebooks. It allows teachers and administrators to provide hallway permissions to students.
The tool is intended to improve the accountability of students and staff and to enhance student security.
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The team fared very well despite the weather, placing two skiers in the top ten and medaling one skier in the skimeister category. Allison Bull came in 8th overall in the girls classical race, and Jaimini Viles placed 9th in the freestyle (skate) race, earning each a ticket to the Meet of Champions where the top skiers from all four divisions in the state will compete against each other in a skiathlon.
Meanwhile, Logan Burnham’s performance in both the morning classical race and the afternoon skate competition earned him second place overall as a Division II skimeister. Skimeisters compete all season in both downhill and cross country disciplines, and the final place order is determined by combining times from the slalom, giant slalom, freestyle, and classical races in the Alpine and Nordic state meets.
Scoring for ConVal in the boys morning classical race were Viles, captain and senior Rowan Inglis, Avery Pope, Philip Pope, Burnham, and Sam Rousseau. On the girls side, Bull was followed by captain Cami Hendrixson, Eva Calcutt, Abby Hendrixson, Margot Kratzenberg, and Isabel Badrawy. In the afternoon skate competition, Viles led the way followed by Ingliis, Avery Pope, Lewis Carlton, Burnham, and Rousseau. On the girls side, Bull was the first Cougar to cross the finish line, leading Calcutt, Cami Hendrixson, Gwen Inglis, Abby Hendrixson, and Eme Tyler-Wall.
Viles and Bull, also members of the NH U16 team, plan to compete in the Meet of Champions scheduled to be held on Tuesday afternoon March 10, 4 PM, at the Dublin Nordic Center.
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The event will offer CTE students the opportunity to experience a college campus while learning about preparing for college and how their CTE experience can complement a college education to position them for success in their future careers.
The schedule for the day is expected to include:
- Mini-courses—a chance to take one or two short classes with a Keene State College faculty member. Courses will be offered in a variety of disciplines.
- An overview of the college admissions process
- A workshop on career readiness and professionalism
- A campus tour—a chance for students to see all a college can offer beyond academics
- Lunch in the Keene State College Dining Commons
The trip is open to sophomore and junior students only. Interested students should fill out this form.
If you have any questions, please contact ATC Director Jenifer Kiley at jkiley@conval.edu or 924-3869 x3010.
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The 5K course wound through woods and open fields with several challenging hills. The skiers found the course enjoyable but wet soft snow made the going strenuous.
Allison Bull led the Cougar girls across the finish line, coming in 8th overall. She was followed by Eva Calcutt, captain Cami Hendrixson, Abby Hendrixson, Margot Kratzenberg, Gwen Inglis, Eme Tyler-Wall, and Isabel Badrawy.
On the boys' side, Jaimini Viles came in 13th overall, followed by Rowan Inglis, Philip Pope, and Avery Pope. The team travels to Great Glen on Wednesday, March 4th, for the Division II Championships.
On Friday before February break, ConVal High School held a school-wide assembly in the gymnasium that saw the Cougars host Keene High School for the final Unified Basketball game of the season.
With the ConVal Band playing during breaks in the action, students, faculty, and staff cheered on both the ConVal and the Keene High School Unified Basketball teams.
Both teams had terrific scoring stretches throughout the game, with three-point scores and under-the-basket shots. The Cougars, under the leadership of coaches Kevin Carne, Dick Ellingwood, and Gil Morris, came away with a winning score of 69:58 after a buzzer-beating basket by Myles Clough.
All of the ConVal players had an outstanding game. Perhaps most importantly, both teams demonstrated true sportsmanship on many occasions throughout the game.
After the victory celebration, the ATC robotics team gave a presentation of its remote-controlled robots that shot balls and T-shirts into the crowd.
What a terrific way to end the season!
To celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, the Region 14 Applied Technology Center (ATC) welcomed elementary school students from Antrim, Bennington, Dublin, Francestown, Hancock, Peterborough, and Temple.
During the week of February 17, more than 220 students toured classrooms devoted to Business, Careers in Education, Computer Networking, Digital Photo & Video, Engineering, Firefighting & EMT training, Graphic Design, and Manufacturing.
In several locations, students participated in demonstrations and hands-on activities, including robotics, 3D printing, and manufacturing using a CNC router to engrave wooden signs.
On Wednesday, New Hampshire Congresswoman Annie Kuster joined the students and explored with them the diverse program offerings and pathways that are available to ConVal students.
As a special thank you for their visit, Mr. Rothhaus' PES students put together this short video.
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 caps, hats, and blankets. Click here for special sales on orders placed before March 5, 2020.
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Students and their parents, members of the public — including New Hampshire's Commissioner of Education Frank Edelblut —, ConVal School Board members, and district administrators visited classrooms in the areas of Business, Careers in Education, Computer Networking, Digital Photo & Video, Engineering, Firefighting & EMT training, Graphic Design, and Manufacturing.
Representatives from Keene State College and Nashua Community College were also on hand to explain the Dual Start program and the credits that a student can earn towards an Associate's or Bachelor's Degree through the existing articulation agreements with the Region 14 ATC.
On behalf of chorus director Brian Moore, please see the announcement below.
Good evening A Cappella Families,
The Voices of the 603 Festival that was scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed by the festival chair.
No information has been released at this time as to when it will be rescheduled.
We are, as always, looking out for the safety of your students and our district family.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I will update you with a rescheduled date when it becomes available.
Have a wonderful evening,
Brian
Update: Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 10:13 AM
According to an email from Jeffrey T. Collins, Executive Director, New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association, all athletic events have been suspended until further notice.
As part of the fourth-quarter pilot of E-Hallpass, Mathematics teacher Greg Morris and English teacher Liz Moore demonstrate the use of the system from three different perspectives: the student view,
The ConVal Nordic team finished its regular season this past Wednesday at the Division II State Meet held at the Great Glen Trails Nordic Center at the base of Mount Washington.
Keene State College and the New Hampshire Department of Education Bureau of Career Development will be co-sponsoring an “Explore and Discover College Day” for Career and Technical Education (CTE) students at the Keene State campus on Thursday,
Read More: CTE Explore and Discover College Day At Keene State
The ConVal Nordic team traveled to Hanover for its final divisional race of the season before next week’s state championships.
The 5K course wound through woods and open fields with several challenging hills.
On Friday before February break, ConVal High School held a school-wide assembly in the gymnasium that saw the Cougars host Keene High School for the final Unified Basketball game of the season.
To celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, the Region 14 Applied Technology Center (ATC) welcomed elementary school students from Antrim, Bennington, Dublin, Francestown, Hancock, Peterborough, and Temple.
During the week of February 17,
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 caps, hats, and blankets.
On Sunday, February 16, the Region 14 Applied Technology Center held an Open House to showcase its Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. The Region 14 ATC serves the school districts of ConVal,