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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.

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School News

  • SRO Hyland Reviews ALICE Procedures
    Nov 5, 2024

    SRO Hyland Reviews ALICE Procedures

    Part of the Professional Development Day on May 5 was devoted to emergency preparedness training. In the ConVal library, School Resource Officer Justin Hyland conducted an extensive review of the ALICE procedures with the entire staff.

    ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) training focuses on violent intruder situations and teaches specific mitigation strategies: recognizing and reporting potential threats quickly; securing oneself in a safe location to minimize risk; communicating with school administration and law enforcement about the situation; engaging with the threat if necessary; and leaving the area when it is safe to do so.

    Annual ALICE training is mandatory pursuant to the school district's emergency operations plan under RSA 189:64. For more information on ALICE, please access this website: www.alicetraining.com.


  • Students learn from conservation experts
    Nov 5, 2024

    Envirothon Team Field Trip to Concord

    On Monday, November 4, the members of the ConVal Envirothon Team went on a field trip to the New Hampshire Audubon Center in Concord, where about 100 students from various New Hampshire high schools gathered to learn from environmental conservation experts.

    Students practiced field skills like measuring tree width and height and analyzing a soil test pit, learned about identifying threats to wildlife and aquatic systems, and about carbon cycling in forest systems.

    Envirothin students will be preparing all year for their annual state-wide competition in May. Envirothon is an environmentally-themed academic competition for high school-aged students organized by the National Conservation Foundation. The competition is held by the United States and Canada on a regional, state, and bi-national level.

    At ConVal, the Envirothon Team is a co-curricular club that is advised by Andria Johnson.


  • Admin handing out Cougar CARES T-shirts
    Nov 4, 2024

    Students Receive Cougar CARES T-Shirts

    Students who are new to ConVal this year, mainly freshmen and transfer students, were called to the cafeteria during TASC today to pick up their Cougar CARES T-shirts.

    The CARES acronym stands for Community, Adaptability, Respect, Engagement, and Safety — the key values that are embodied in the school culture at ConVal Regional High School.

    Cougar CARES T-shirts are worn to spirit rallies and athletic events to exhibit school spirit.


  • Woodworking students show boxes
    Nov 4, 2024

    Woodworking Students Create Boxes

    Students in Kevin Sudell's Woodworking class finished Quarter 1 by putting their prototyping and tool skills into action. 

    Students first made a prototype of a box with a sliding lid out of pine, learning how to cut wood to the desired lengths and angles before securing the pieces with wood glue. 

    After learning the basics, students then progressed to creating a version from hardwood, which followed the same process but was then sealed with polyurethane and engraved using the laser engraver with a design of the students' choice. 

    Family members should be on the lookout as some of these boxes may end up under Christmas trees!


  • Joe Hodgen and Lance Levesque
    Nov 1, 2024

    October CTE Student of the Month

    Congratulations to Joe Hodgen who has earned the CTE Student of the Month award at the Region 14 Applied Technology Center for October 2024. He was nominated by Mr. Levesque, his digital photo and video instructor.

    In his nomionation letter, Mr. Levesque noted that Hodgen excelled in all the career readiness skills but especially for his perseverance, positive attitude, and always coming prepared with the mindset to learn and be successful.

    He noted the student's strong sense of self-motivation, whether it is to help out in the classroom or engage in self-directed study and exploration: "Joe is a teaching assistant without being a teaching assistant, always working in this room; he is setting up equipment, assembles the gimble, and regularly assist students with technology."

    "Joe brings home a camera every night. He has taught himself to use the full-frame cameras which are reserved for professional occasions.  He experiments at home, making all kinds of strides with camera and lens technology, including astrophotography."

    Hodgen also received a monetary award from the Kiwanis Club: $100 go directly to the student and $50 will be donated to a nonprofit organization of the student’s choice.

    Congratulations!


  • World Languages Department graphic
    Nov 1, 2024

    October Students of the Month

    The World Language Department would like to announce and congratulate the October World Language Students of ​the Month.

    The following students demonstrate ​the keys to being successful language learners. 

    They have a positive attitude, willingness to take academic risks, perseverance, and curiosity, and they stand out as successful collaborators.

    For German: Kaleigh Chalke and Addison Hardwick. For Spanish: Olivia Healey and Davia Porter.

    Congratulations, all!


  • Exchange students give presentation
    Oct 31, 2024

    Exchange Students Give Presentations

    One of the objectives of the ConVal-Salzburg exchange program is to offer opportunities for comparisons and different perspectives on shared experiences.

    On October 31, groups of exchange students presented on a wide variety of topics, ranging from the electoral and governmental systems in Austria to the country's education structure and what it is like to go to school in Austria. Other class presentations covered Austrian traditions and festivities as well as some widely shared misconceptions about the country and its people.

    Each presentation was followed by an open discussion period that allowed ConVal students who are not part of the program to ask their own questions and get answers from the visitors.


  • Teachers in costume
    Oct 31, 2024

    Halloween Costume Contest

    ConVal High School's Student Council organized a costume contest for Halloween.

    The competition involved registration by name, grade level, and costume during lunches. The contest was open to both individuals and groups of two or more people sporting a common theme. Teachers, staff, and students all got into the spirit.

    The Junior Class scored with the most registrations and received 50% of the receipts to be applied to their class account. Individual winners were Charlie "Big Chuck" McGarvy (Senior), Liam Armstrong (Junior), Felix Hannah (Sophomore), and Allister Armstrong (Freshman).


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

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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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