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In the ConVal community, all learners will achieve academically, act thoughtfully, and contribute to the larger society.
provides a safe, collaborative community, which nurtures learning, teaching and a sense of belonging. Recognizing the different needs of students, we strive to develop and encourage lifelong learners. G.E.S. promotes strong family and community relations to instill responsibility, respect and citizenship.
To read the April 10, 2026 edition of Principal Hilliard's newsletter, please click here.

The New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) is conducting its annual Parent Involvement survey for parents of students who receive special education services. This survey assesses how effectively school districts engage families to improve services for children with disabilities.
Why should you take the survey?
Please complete one survey for each child you have receiving special education services. All responses are anonymous. Click here to display the survey QR code and take the survey.

THANK YOU to everyone who participated in our Read-A-Thon this year. We’re so grateful for every reader, educator and family supporter who encouraged reading, and shared our Read-A-Thon info with donors. We couldn’t have done it without you! Because of your reading and fundraising efforts, we logged 17,028 minutes read and raised a total of $4,813.00! It is amazing what our GES community has accomplished together. The PTO is proud to serve such an engaged school community and we look forward to using our Read-A-Thon proceeds to enrich our students' educational experience at GES.
To read the March 27, 2026 edition of Principal Hilliard's newsletter, please click here.
To read the March 20, 2026 edition of Principal Hilliard's newsletter, please click here.
To read the March 6, 2026 edition of Principal Hilliard's newsletter, please click here.
To read the February 20, 2026 edition of Principal Hilliard's newsletter, please click here.

A community forum, sponsored by the ConVal School Board, was held on Wednesday, February 18.
For just over an hour, members of the school board and the district administration presented on a variety of topics that will come before voters in March. Chief among them were the budget and several warrant articles, including one on open enrollment and one on Francestown's re-proposed withdrawal from the ConVal cooperative school district.
In the photo, Business Manager Neal Cass gives a detailed explanation of the proposed budget, including the district assessment.
After the presentation, audience members and online viewers engaged in an hour-long question-and-answer period with school board members and administrators.
The YouTube video of the community forum, including the Q&A session, can be accessed here.