ConVal High School Summer Academy offers students the opportunity to recover graduation requirement credits as well as take enrichment courses for credit. Classes are free to incoming and current registered high school students on a first-come, first-served basis. Summer Academy begins on July 8 and will go through August 1. If you have questions about Summer Academy, please contact Rachael Bowman or Ashley Mudrick at summeracademy@conval.edu.

At the Nike Outdoor Nationals that were held in Eugene, OR, on Friday, June 14, the Cougars boys team, consisting of Anthony Cadwallader, Kendrick Edwards, Elliot Featherstone, and John Harris, competed in the 4x100 m relay race. They came in 10th with a time of 43.12, shaving 4/10 off their previous best time. Congratulations!

After their Block 4 final on Thursday, June 13, students left the ConVal campus one last time on their way to a well-deserved summer break. Faculty, staff, and administrators gathered on the apron to applaud students on completing the 2023-2024 school year and to wish them well on their summer plans. We look forward to seeing you again in August!

On June 12, faculty, staff, and administrators gathered in the afternoon to bid farewell to Business teacher Deb Coyne and Special Education teacher Larry Bourgoine. Together, these two faculty members have given 72 years of service to the ConVal School District, in some instances serving as teachers to current staff members and in other cases instructing the children of families whom they formerly had as students. Thank you for the lasting legacy you have created at ConVal High School!

Peer mentors welcomed the South Meadow 8th graders who came to ConVal High School for Step-Up Day on Tuesday, June 11. After meeting in the Lucy Hurlin Theatre to be introduced to high school administrators and school counselors, students went on guided tours with their peer mentors to explore the high school. Welcome, members of the Class of 2028, we look forward to having you at ConVal!

In the ConVal Library, Social Studies teacher Eric Bowman met with students who are interested in taking AP US History next year to discuss the summer assignments and to make students feel well prepared for a challenging year.