March 31, 2020
We are writing today to let you know that one of our ConVal High School staff has a confirmed case of Covid-19. Although this staff member didn’t start exhibiting symptoms until March 23rd, the individual may have been infected as early as March 9th.
The person’s test returned positive today and the individual has been working remotely since March 20th.
March 26, 2020
Good Evening,
As you may have already heard, this afternoon Governor Sununu enacted a stay-at-home order that extends remote instruction for all schools in the state to May 4th, 2020.
As a District, we had anticipated this possibility and are already working on increasing our capacity to facilitate remote learning for all students.
March 25, 2020
Good Evening,
I would like to begin with an expression of thanks. We have just finished our first week of remote learning which would never have been possible without the support provided by our ConVal communities. Our technology resources have allowed us to gain a head start in our transition to “remote learning.” We are also fortunate that we can rely on a highly effective and dedicated technology team that allows our teachers to focus on instruction.
The ConVal School District maintains a Remote Learning FAQ page where you find answers to commonly asked questions about remote instruction during these extraordinary times.
You may also add any additional question by filling out this form. We will attempt to have your question answered within 24 hours of submission.
Students at Great Brook Middle School have been busy creating art while remote learning conditions are in place.
Their resourcefulness creating art like Andrew Goldsworthy with nature-found materials and art inspired by Piet Mondrian with T-shirts and socks is absolutely astounding, as are their skills in creating Zentangles.
Click on the video below to be amazed!
Read More: Great Brook Students Create Art During Remote Learning
Over the last three days, the ConVal School District delivered approximately 2,900 breakfasts and lunches from the lunch program. Neither snow nor rain kept the buses from making deliveries.
Families all over the district have expressed their gratitude, as the picture clearly shows.
On Friday, school buses also delivered three weeks’
ConVal School District:
All school buildings are closed. School grounds are also closed to the public; this includes school playgrounds. The District has instituted remote instruction.
State of New Hampshire:
Governor Chris Sununu has issued a stay-at-home order; click here for the essential businesses list. For the most current information on COVID-19 cases,
March 17, 2020; updated March 18, 2020
Good Evening Parents,
Tomorrow, we will begin our remote learning rollout. The planning, preparation, and commitment displayed by all of the ConVal staff have been truly incredible.
Given that we have not attempted remote learning on this scale before, we will need your feedback and questions so that we can improve our processes and increase our efficiency and effectiveness related to remote learning.
March 13, 2020
As educational leaders, we consistently talk about the importance of caring for our students and keeping them safe. In this unprecedented time, we must come together to support and preserve the health and safety of our ConVal school community and its citizens.
After careful review of CDC guidelines,
