Thursday, May 26, 2016
LUNCH MENU
5/26 Thursday: Chicken Curry w/fresh vegs
5/27 Friday: Turkey, Bacon & Cheese Melt
SPORTS DISMISSALS:
JV baseball/softball dismiss at 1:15 pm
INFORMATION:
This week (5/23-5/27) SALT will be selling baseball hats for Operation Hat Trick during lunches
to benefit Veterans.
Senior T-shirts are in. If you ordered one please
pick them up in Brock Lamberts classroom as
soon as possible.
Seniors – are you participating in graduation? If
so, 40 of you still need to pay for your cap and
gowns. See Mrs. Coyne in room 469 immediately
with your $18.00
Anyone interested in running for a Class Officers
position you should pick up the petition form in
the Main Office. Forms must be submitted with
25 signatures by Monday, June 6th.
Mud Volleyball Teams must be submitted to Mr.
Bowman or a student council member by this Friday, 5/27. Forms are available in the Main Office
and the cost is $6.00. The tournament will be
held on June 2nd at 3:00 pm in the mud court by
the lower field.
There will be a bus heading to Job Corps in
Manchester on Wednesday June 1st for all interested Juniors and Seniors. If you are interested in attending to learn more about this free
post-secondary training opportunity please
come to the Main office to pick up a permission
slip! Permission slips must be returned by Friday (5/27) to your school counselor or Mrs.
Geaumont. Seats are limited so it is first come
first serve!
Driver Education information:
9/9/16-11/4/16 (#171) Class meets Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 2:30-4:10pm. Mandatory
parent night is scheduled for 9/7/16 @ 7:008:30pm
11/16/16-1/25/17 (#172) Class meets Monday and
Wednesday, 8:30-11:00am. Mandatory parent
night is scheduled for 11/14/16 @ 7:00-8:30pm
The course costs $625.00. A $125.00 deposit
check is due at sign-up with 5-$100.00 subsequent payments. Students must be 16 by the end
of the course. Registration forms in Counseling
office. Space is limited.
Summer Academy Course Descriptions and
Registration Forms are now available in the
Main Office and School Counseling Office. They
are also available on the school website.
ConVal has recently been approved to offer the
Fire Fighter I class at ConVal next Fall. Interested students should see their school counselor ASAP to apply.
Firefighter Academy I ConVal in collaboration with the New Hampshire’s Department of
Safety and local fire departments, will be offering the Firefighter Academy I. The program
starts with the NH Fire Standards and Training
Commission’s Firefighter I certification. Year
one will follow a public safety core curriculum
where students will gain experience and
knowledge of the firefighter’s responsibilities.
Student Qualifications: Acceptance into this
program will include an application and a personal interview and the completed Physical
Examination form from their physician. As part
of this medical evaluation, students are to be
considered physically fit and have the stamina
and physical ability to work in untenable conditions for several consecutive 30-minute durations. Additionally, students will have to be
evaluated regarding height phobia and claustrophobia and the ability to wear a mask. The
completed application packet needs to be submitted before the student can be enrolled in
the program. The physical form, once completed and signed by your physician, is required before the student is allowed to participate in the program.
"Do you have old electronics at home that you
don’t use? Bring them to Room 212 for an electronics recycling drive. Proceeds will go toward
making conval more energy efficient. For more
info, see the yellow flyers or Mrs Johnson." The
drive ends June 10th.
The Big Brother Big Sisters of New Hampshire
folks will be here for a TASC Talk today, Thursday, May 26th. Please encourage any interested
students to book in TASC. Being a Big Brother or
Big Sister is one of the most enjoyable things
you’ll ever do. Not to mention, one of the most
fulfilling. You have the opportunity to help shape
a child’s future for the better by empowering them
to achieve. And the best part is, it’s actually a lot
of fun. You and your little can share the kinds of
activities you already like to do. Play sports together. Go on a hike. Read books. Eat a pizza with
extra anchovies. Or just give some advice and inspiration. Whatever it is you enjoy, odds are
you’ll enjoy them even more with your little—and
you’ll be making a life-changing impact. Think
you want to be a Big Brother? Think you want to
be a Big Sister? Volunteering just a few hours a
month with a child can start something amazing.
So why not apply to be a Big today. There are
kids out there ready to get started. Are you? Book
in TASC!
Seniors - pay close attention - the list is
winding down!!! Due dates are NOW don't miss out on free money!! Some
of these have had NO applications
yet! Makes your odds pretty good!
10 Words or Less Scholarship
Aspiring Animation Professional Scholarship
Aspiring Fashion Professional Scholarship
Aspiring Nurse Scholarship
Cooper Open Scholarship
Fund
Freemont Foundation Scholarship
Joan C. Schnare Scholarship-LOCAL
Loeb Educational Grant
Scholarship
NH Scholars
Raise Me
Student Scholarships.org
Tuition Funding Sources
6/15
$500
6/1
$1000
6/1
$1000
6/30 $10,000
$5007/31
$1000
N/A
N/A
6/3
$1000
N/A
$2500
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A $10,000
N/A
N/A