The ConVal School District has finalized its Fall 2021 Reopening Plan for public release. The central aim of the plan is to return to an in-person model of instruction, with meaningful and intentional measures in place, should the District need to shift to more rigorous levels of mitigation.
Like the Fall 2020 Reopening Plan,
Read More: ConVal School District Publishes Fall 2021 Reopening and Recovery Plan
Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders is pleased to share that Dr. Ann Forrest, the District’s Assistant Superintendent, has been honored by the New Hampshire School Administrators Association (NHSAA) for exemplary achievement and leadership. Dr. Forrest received the 2021 Outstanding Service Award on Monday, June 28 at the NHSAA’s Annual Conference on Educational Leadership and 80th Business Meeting in Whitefield.
Read More: Dr. Ann Forrest Recipient Of 2021 Outstanding Service Award
The ConVal School District has developed a comprehensive program for students who have faced challenges during the past year and a half of pandemic-related learning disruptions.
According to Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ann Forrest, who is in charge of curriculum, instruction, and assessment in the district, up to 40 percent of students could benefit from the learning recovery plan.
Read More: Summer Programs At ConVal Address COVID-Related Learning Challenges
June 23, 2021
Please click on the link below to watch the latest video update by the ConVal School District.
On June 17, ConVal teachers, staff, and administrators got together for an outdoor meeting on the high school athletic fields.
School Board Chair Tim Theberge thanked everyone for the extraordinary efforts everyone had undertaken during the past 15 months as the District switched from distance learning in the spring to learning indoors and outdoors in the fall,
Read More: District-Wide Staff Meeting Concludes An Eventful Year
The New Hampshire Department of Education is proud to announce the 603 Bright Futures Survey, giving parents, educators, and community members* a chance to share their perspectives on the response by New Hampshire schools to the COVID-19 pandemic this past year and how the experience should influence instructional as plans are made for fall learning. Last spring,
Read More: Public Asked To Share COVID Perspectives With New Hampshire DOE
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Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders announces that the ConVal School District has settled a lawsuit against a rental company that provided unusable outdoor tents last year.
During the summer of 2020, the District rented large tents from Monadnock Tent & Event to support in-person learning upon the reopening of school on Sept. 8. The District later became aware that the rented tents larger than 400 square feet would not meet the State of New Hampshire’s permitting requirements.
Read More: ConVal School District Announces Settlement in Tent Lawsuit
Four more school districts — Hopkinton, Lebanon, Manchester, and Nashua — will join the ConVal School District’s lawsuit seeking equitable education funding from the state.
“The Lebanon School Board felt it was important to join with other school districts in the effort to require the State of New Hampshire to adequately fund public education,” Lebanon School Board Chair Richard Millus said.
Read More: Ahead Of Friday Deadline, Four More School Districts Join ConVal Lawsuit
The Mascoma Valley Regional School District announces that it will join the ConVal School District’s lawsuit filed seeking equitable education funding.
“As a regional school district, Mascoma Valley experiences the injustice of New Hampshire’s educational funding mechanism which pits community against community instead of uniting us in the common goal of education,” said Tim Josephson,
Read More: Mascoma Valley School District Joins ConVal Lawsuit
