








In the ConVal community, all learners will achieve academically, act thoughtfully, and contribute to the larger society.
A caring, cooperative, respectful, and academically challenging community of learners.

The following bus routes have been established by Student Transportation of America for the 2026-2027 school year:
BUS 1 ANTRIM, BUS 2 ANTRIM, BUS 3 ANTRIM, BUS 5 PETERBOROUGH, BUS 6 BENNINGTON, BUS 8 HANCOCK, BUS 10 GREENFIELD, BUS 11 HANCOCK, BUS 12 PETERBOROUGH, BUS 13 TEMPLE, BUS 15 TEMPLE, BUS 16 DUBLIN, BUS 17 DUBLIN, BUS 18 PETERBOROUGH, BUS 19 SHARON-PETERBOROUGH, BUS 20 BENNINGTON, BUS 22 FRANCESTOWN, BUS 23 FRANCESTOWN, BUS 24 GREENFIELD, BUS 25 PETERBOROUGH, BUS 26 PETERBOROUGH, BUS 46 CV SPED, BUS 47 CV - SMS SPED, BUS 49 - PES SPED, BUS 51 WC, BUS 52 CV - SPED, BUS 72 CROTCHED MNT
Please note that times will probably vary by a few minutes for the first week or two. Students should be out 5 minutes prior to their bus stop.
Questions? Please contact Student Transportation of America at (603) 924-9211.
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Huge congratulations to our incredible NHDI dancers for their spectacular performance in The Climb at The Colonial Theatre over Memorial Day weekend! Your hard work, energy, and dedication truly shone on stage, and we could not be more proud of the amazing show you put on for our community. An extra special shout-out to Andre Rodriguez, who absolutely shined as the lead character in this year's performance and did an incredible job anchoring the entire show! Way to go, dancers!

I am absolutely thrilled and incredibly proud to share some historic news from our music department!
Our Middle School Band traveled to the prestigious Great East Music Festival and brought home the highest possible honor: a Platinum Medal Rating.
Mr. Ed Lowy and our student-musicians delivered a breathtaking performance, earning a near-perfect score of 98 out of 100!
To put their talent into perspective, one of the professional adjudicators on the panel stated that they were "the best middle school band he has ever heard."
For those unfamiliar with the event, the Great East Music Festival is a long-standing New England tradition that brings together top-tier scholastic ensembles. It serves as a rigorous educational showcase where groups are independently evaluated by professional judges on a strict points system, followed by an immediate on-stage clinic.
To earn a Platinum rating, an ensemble must achieve a score of 95 or higher. Securing a 98 is an elite, extraordinarily rare distinction.
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