Important Dates For May & June
May 14: Senior Project Presentations
May 17-May 18 Senior Show/Spring Play
May 17: 11th grade NH SAS Science Testing
May 21: Band Spring Concert
May 22: Book Award/NHS Induction/ Academic Award Evening
May 23: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
May 24: Memorial Day Assembly
May 27: No School- Memorial Day Holiday Observed
May 30: Final Exams for Seniors
May 31: Final Exams for Seniors
News and Announcements
Emily Anderson's Marine Science class and Chef Ross' Culinary Classes combined forces on Wed. April 17th. to learn about the anatomy of lobsters and steamers. Students held live lobsters while observing and identifying the various parts of its anatomy then learned how to properly cook, crack and eat the lobsters and steamers. The lesson concluded with a feast of what we made along with some side dishes prepared by the culinary classes.
Attention Seniors: Senior Project Presentations will be taking place during the school day on Tuesday, May 14th. Seniors should be on the look out for emails from Dr. Geraghty requesting information about presentation requirements. Students should also be submitting their Written Reflection on or before May 14th.
Details for each component of the Senior Project can be seen by students in their Senior Project Google Classroom and the Senior Project Handbook can be accessed on the KRHS Website by clicking the following link: Senior Project Handbook.
The Bridge2College program is currently registering students for the Summer and Fall 2024 semesters. This will provide flexibility for students planning college pathways for next year. The NH Early College scholarship will continue to cover tuition for two courses per year in any subject area for all NH high school students.
As many of you know Bridge2College is an early college program that allows high school students to take college courses at reduced tuition. Links to course schedules and high school programs page are below, as well as links for those students who are interested in earning an associate degree upon high school graduation. RVCC provides students with an associate degree and immediate certification for employment as well as transferable credits that may contribute to a four-year degree program.
The high school tuition rate extends to seniors for the semester following high school graduation. This includes courses covered under EC scholarship that can be taken during the Summer 2024 semester. For those graduating seniors planning to attend RVCC in the fall there are additional free courses through the Summer's On Us initiative that are included in the links below.
https://www.rivervalley.edu/programs-training/high-school-programs/
https://www.rivervalley.edu/admissions/course-schedules/
The National Governors Association and Choose Love New Hampshire will be hosting a Granite State Trails to Transitions three-hour event for high school seniors.
This live session will take place at three locations throughout New Hampshire, with all of the events taking place from 9 a.m. to noon.
The first one will be May 14 at Keene State College, followed by May 15 at Plymouth State University and May 23 at UNH.
These offerings are being made available to help support high school seniors before they embark on their next chapter, whether that be college or the workforce. Students must register in advance here. Please share this flyer. If you have additional questions, please contact Shannon.m.desilets@dhhs.nh.gov
Focusing on Mindful Reflection: Mindful reflection involves taking intentional moments to pause, look inward, and observe our thoughts and experiences without judgment. It's a valuable tool for personal and professional growth.
Benefits of Mindful Reflection:
Increased self-awareness
Enhanced decision-making
Improved emotional well-being
"The journey into self-love and self-acceptance must begin with self-examination." - Charlena E. Jackson
Mindfulness Exercise of the Week - Reflective Journaling: Consider incorporating reflective journaling into your routine this week. Take a few minutes each day to jot down your thoughts, feelings, and any insights gained. This practice allows you to observe patterns and cultivate a deeper understanding of yourself.
Join Us: I encourage you to explore mindful reflection this week and share your experiences with our community. Let's create a space for mutual support and growth.
VLACS classes need to be done by May 15th to count toward graduation!
Attention 12th graders: All seniors MUST fill out this form regarding the FAFSA: https://forms.gle/cDXCPjDrpCx5aLa47
11th grade Science Testing on May 17th during flex. More details to come from Mrs. Schrader.
College Fair at Bow High School on 4/10 from 9:30-11am - Transportation provided. Students can sign up here: https://forms.gle/7VUnPaTu3VfysQUK6
AP Exams are May 6-17. An informational letter has been sent home to students who have registered to take an exam. Please email Ms. Tenney with any questions (ntenney@kearsarge.org)
Attention students entering junior or senior year:
DHMC High School Internship Applications are now OPEN.
Students who are interested in applying can go to our website with the provided link below to view our pre-recorded information session.
DHMC Summer Internships for High School Students
Applications will be accepted through March 15th.
See Mrs. Hemingway or Mrs. Leslie for more information!
We ask for your partnership in reinforcing the KRHS standard of dress
Minimum Requirements:
Students must wear standard articles of clothing to include tops and bottoms, or their equivalent one-piece option as well as footwear.
Clothing must cover areas from one armpit across to the other armpit, down to approximately 2 to 3 inches in length from the top of the upper thighs. Tops must have shoulder straps or sleeves. Rips or tears in clothing must be outside the areas required to be covered.
Shoes must be worn at all times and should be safe for the school environment.
Clothing that covers undergarments must be opaque and undergarments may not be worn as outerwear.
Headwear may be worn provided it does not interfere with learning or interpersonal communication.
Sunglasses may not be worn inside the building unless directed by a medical professional and coordinated through the school nurse or administration.
Specialized courses and/or activities may require specialized attire, such as sports uniforms or safety gear.
Additional Requirements:
Clothing may not depict, display, imply, advertise, or advocate illegal, violent, vulgar, obscene, or lewd conduct, weapons, or the use of alcohol, nicotine, marijuana or other controlled substances.
9. Clothing may not state, imply, display, or depict speech/imagery targeting or discriminating against groups based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious affiliation, or any other protected classification.
10. Clothing and accessories that endanger student or staff safety may not be worn.
11. Apparel, jewelry, accessories, tattoos, or manner of grooming that, by virtue of its color, arrangement, trademark or any other attribute, denotes membership in a gang that advocates illegal or disruptive behavior is prohibited.