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    Annual Non-Discrimination Notice

    ConVal Regional High School and the Region 14 Applied Technology Center (ATC) do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities.

    The purpose of the educational program at ConVal Regional High School is to provide students with a college and career readiness curriculum that encompasses knowledge, skills, and competencies for success.

    The Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs at the Region 14 ATC provide students with a wide range of skills demanded in the labor market while preparing them for post-secondary degrees in technical fields.

    Programs include offerings in Automotive Technology, Business, Careers in Education, Computers & Information Technology, Construction Trades, Digital Photo & Video, Engineering, Graphic Design, and Manufacturing.

    Admission to CTE programs is open to all students in grades 10-12. Some programs have an application process and are subject to prerequisites, which are specified in our Program of Studies.

    Running Start and dual credit options with the New Hampshire Community College system are available for an additional fee.

    The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Ann E. Forrest, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent Title IX Coordinator 106 Hancock Road Peterborough, NH 03458 aforrest@conval.edu (603) 924-3336 x2026; Cari Christian-Coates, M.Ed. Director of Student Service 504 Coordinator 106 Hancock Road Peterborough, NH 03458 ccoates@conval.edu (603) 924-3336 x2048.

    Post School Outcomes Survey

    If you graduated or received a certificate of completion from ConVal High School in 2023 and received special education services, please complete the Post School Outcomes Survey.  You can access the survey with this link.

Events

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School News

  • Homecoming Dance
    Oct 13, 2024

    Homecoming Dance Caps Spirit Week

    Spirit Week at ConVal High School was capped by the Homecoming Dance on October 12.

    375 tickets to the dance had been sold during lunches in the weeks leading up to the event. The sophomore class sold concessions and had a successful fundraising night.


  • Students at the Boston MFA
    Oct 12, 2024

    Spanish Classes Visit Boston MFA

    Learning a world language involves classroom instruction, homework study, becoming familiar with the cultures where the language is spoken, and sometimes a trip to a classroom away from campus.

    On Thursday, October 10, students enrolled in Spanish 2 and 4 classes went to the Museum of Fine Arts in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

    Students got to see paintings of classic Spanish masters like El Greco, Diego Velázquez, and Francisco Goya, modern Spanish painters like Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, and Salvador Dali, as well as Latin American and Indigenous artists, such as Frida Kahlo, Fernando Botero, and Stan Natchez.


  • Careers in Ed student works with child
    Oct 12, 2024

    Students Start Careers in Education Practicum

    Students in Mrs. Grossi's Careers in Education classes began their twice-weekly practicum work last week in area schools. 

    Students in Careers in Education I visit the Dublin Community Childcare and Preschool, and Careers in Education II students work with teachers at Antrim Elementary School as well as Great Brook School. 

    These CTE students have the opportunity to observe teachers and their students interacting while building toward writing and then executing their own lesson plans.  This experience gives the high school students an authentic taste of what the student teaching experience will be should they choose to pursue it in college. 

    Students who complete all of Mrs. Grossi's classes have the opportunity to earn up to 12 credits through Early College at Nashua Community College!


  • Students tour the floor shop at American Steel
    Oct 12, 2024

    Manufacturing Students visit American Steel, NHBB

    Students in Mr. Sudell's manufacturing program had the opportunity to tour both American Steel in Greenfield and New Hampshire Ball Bearings in Peterborough recently to learn about the businesses, their manufacturing processes, and internship opportunities. 

    They heard from Peter Sirois at American Steel and Bill Farr at NHBB about how they use some of the manufacturing techniques that the students have been learning in their shop classes. 

    Students were able to get on the shop floor in both locations and learn about what it takes to be employed in the manufacturing industry.


  • ConVal Gems Tug of War
    Oct 11, 2024

    Spirit Week Friday: ConVal Colors Day

    On the final day of Spirit Week, students and staff were asked to come to school in ConVal's signature colors. This day drew by far the most participants, with many students and staff dressed in combinations of blue and gold.

    The day ended with the 8th ConVal Games which included a number of friendly student competitions like flag football, basketball "knockout," and giant beach volleyball. There was even a dunk tank and the Kona Ice truck for refreshments!

    As expected, the senior class won the traditional tug-of-war competition.


  • Staff member in neon clothes
    Oct 10, 2024

    Spirit Week Thursday: Neon Day

    On Thursday of Spirit Week, ConVal High School turned up the brightness with Neon Day with the unmistakable energy that only neon can bring. 

    From bright pinks and greens to eye-popping yellows and oranges, Neon Day was an opportunity for different personalities to shine. 

    Students and staff alike got in on the fun, sporting everything from neon vests and caps to neon-colored tutus and glow-in-the-dark accessories.


  • Students in camo outfits
    Oct 9, 2024

    Spirit Week Wednesday: Camo vs. Flannel

    Spirit Week Wednesday featured an epic showdown — Camo vs. Flannel!

    The question of the day was: Would the majority of students and staff prefer to blend into the wild or embrace somewhat more cozy vibes?

    There were camo T-shirts, hoodies, pants, and even hunter orange caps.

    But in the end, flannel was the clear winner with flannel shirts, jackets, flannel pants, and entire flannel pajama sets being the dominant choices worn by most.


  • Spirit Week Tuesday: Jersey Day
    Oct 8, 2024

    Spirit Week Tuesday: Jersey Day

    On Tuesday of Spirit Week, students and staff came together to show off their school spirit by rocking the jerseys of their favorite sports.

    From national football to baseball, from basketball to soccer, and many Cougar athletic teams in between, ConVal was filled with vibrant colors representing everyone's favorite teams and players.

    Jersey Day was a fantastic way to celebrate our school community and our shared enthusiasm for sports. Thank you to everyone who participated — let’s keep the spirit alive for the rest of Spirit Week!


Gallery

Klonel, Petrov, Rodenhiser with Medals
ConVal Valedictorian, Salutatorians
McKillop holding U.S. News & World Report plaque
ConVal a U.S. News Best High School
McKillop signs PASCH contract
ConVal A German "Partner for the Future"
Great East Festival
Chorus and Band win Gold at Great East
Student Trip to Spain
Student Trip to Spain
Montreal Bus Tour
Senior Trip to Montreal
ConVal Scholar Athletes
Scholar Athletes honored by NHIAA
Student conducts coral research
Students study Ecology in Belize

About

Our Vision

In the ConVal community, all learners will achieve academically, act thoughtfully, and contribute to the larger society.

Our Mission

At ConVal High School, we embrace our opportunities to grow and learn, both individually and as an inclusive community. We strive to be respectful and show compassion for others. We work to be creative thinkers and problem solvers. We communicate and collaborate in an effort to take responsibility for our learning. As we build resilience in a safe school environment, we commit to developing skills and tools to become civic-minded citizens.

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