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Graduation ends with the traditional cap toss. In their speeches, Ryan Shows, Caroline Trowbridge, Haley Webber, and Ben Rautio stress the themes of kindness, school pride, and togetherness. Congratulations, class of 2013!

ConVal won its first-ever softball championship by defeating top-seed Coe-Brown 5-3 Saturday in the NHIAA Division II final at Southern New Hampshire University. Congratulations to all on this season crowning achievement!

Students in the Honors Earth Science class use iPads to produce original content, including short videos to explain scientific concepts and principles. The final class project is an interactive, media-rich science book.

At the High School Equestrian Teams State Championship, ConVal riders received individually 11 Gold, 3 Silver, and 4 Bronze medals. They also earned a team championship trophy. Congratulations to all riders and coaches!

Sophomores Genna Weidner and Will MacPhee attended the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership conference recently. HOBY prepares youths to become effective, ethical leaders in their home, school, workplace and community.

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This Just In: 2013 ConVal Yearbook Close To Selling Out

The 2013 Yearbook is close to selling out but there are a handful left! Get your copy by bringing in cash or a check, made out to CVHS, for $69.99 and take with you a book of memorable school-wide events from the last school year!

8th Grade Orientation Night A Success With Students, Parents

8th Grade Orientation Night at ConVal High School provided an opportunity for parents and students of the incoming Class of 2017 to interact with academic department leaders, guidance counselors, co-curricular advisors, varsity and JV sports representatives, as well as a host of current ConVal High School students.

There were guided tours of the building to orient new students, tables with information on high school team sports and academic clubs, as well as introductions to the band, chorus, and drama opportunities.

If Facebook comments like the one below are any indication, this evening was a success with students and parents alike!

ConVal Juniors Selected To Attend St. Paul’s School Advanced Studies Program

ConVal High School is proud to announce that juniors Nicole Tatro and Malik Earle have been selected to attend the 2013 Advanced Studies Program at St. Paul’s School in Concord, New Hampshire.

St. Paul's School founded the Advanced Studies Program in 1958 to provide talented New Hampshire public and parochial high school juniors with challenging educational opportunities otherwise unavailable to them.

Each session stresses academic and personal growth as students learn to live together and share in the school community. The program attempts to achieve a balance between a necessity for structure and the desire to allow students the freedom to mature in a new environment.

The ASP seeks highly motivated students interested in academic challenge and hard work in a stimulating environment that will encourage them to learn and grow. 59% of applicants were accepted to ASP. Approximately 260 high school juniors will attend ASP this summer.

Nicole is the daughter of Steve and Karen Tatro of Antrim. She will be studying law and government at St. Paul’s. Malik is the son of Eric and Amelia Smith of Hancock and will be studying world religions.

For more information, contact Kim Chandler at ConVal or see the ASP website, http://asp.sps.edu.

2013 ConVal Grads Awarded $1.1 Million Total In Scholarships

Congratulations to the many ConVal High School students who were honored at our Awards and Scholarship Night. The Class of 2013 has accepted an impressive $1.1 million total in scholarships.