Conval School News Today

As expected, the state has signaled its intention to appeal Judge David Ruoff’s order finding the system of funding public schools unconstitutional to the New Hampshire Supreme Court.

DUBLIN — Mary “May” Clark has witnessed this debate many times before.

When Linda Quintanilha’s daughter Mary was diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum at age 2 after not hitting her milestones, she attended training from the University of New Hampshire’s New Hampshire Leadership Series, which provides information...

On March 14, the nine ConVal towns will be the voting for the 2023-2024 school budget. The vote is a decision to be made thoughtfully, and we have information to help.Here at ConVal, every year has its challenges, and this year is no different. We are...

The town of Greenfield’s tax rate of $30.42 per $1,000 of assessed valuation for 2022 is higher than neighboring towns with similar populations. Greenfield Select Board member Tom Bascom explained that the higher tax rate in comparison with other...

Nicola Fraley likes to be on the move.The 45-year-old Peterborough resident grew up in Neston, a small town in northwest England where she spent her free time riding bikes, playing in the yard and competing in sports like trampolining, badminton and...

It was the fall of 1972 and Tim Clark remembers the moment vividly.The southern portion of Vermont had just been clobbered with a rare Halloween snowstorm, knocking out “every cable in Bellows Falls,” and Clark, a lineman for Claremont Cable, was...

Most local towns are planning some sort of Halloween trick-or-treating this fall, though most are encouraging residents to take precautions and use the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for social distancing while trick-or-treating...

Last modified: 1/25/2016 6:02:06 PM At age 17, Joan “Joni” O’Donnell joined the Sisters of Mercy convent in Manchester, but something wasn’t quite right. It was a feeling she’d continue to experience even after leaving for a short time and returning to her vows for another 13 years. Today, the Jaffrey resident continues her journey with the order as an associate, having long since found her niche working with youth in the ConVal School District. “I’m passionate about young pe...