Mascoma Valley Regional High School Core Values Belief Statement
Mascoma Valley Regional High School strives to be a community of lifelong learners who demonstrate engagement and perseverance in academic and personal endeavors. Through a collaborative effort, the school community is responsible for fostering a safe and respectful environment that promotes a strong work ethic, intellectual curiosity, integrity, and movement toward academic excellence.
Homecoming
Go Royals!
SEPTEMBER 21st
Cross Country 4:00 pm
SEPTEMBER 22nd
Dunk Tank, Face Painting, Food, etc. 5:00-6:15 pm
Float Parade 6:15-6:30 pm
Pep Rally 7:00-7:30 pm
Bonfire 7:45-10:00 pm
SEPTEMBER 23rd
Varsity Field Hockey 10:00 am Winnisquam
Varsity Girls Soccer 11:00 am Bishop Brady
JV Volleyball 11:30 am Trinity
Varsity Boys Soccer 12:30 pm Bishop Brady
Varsity Volleyball 12:45 pm Trinity
JV Boys Soccer 2:00 pm Bishop Brady
Varsity Football 3:30 pm Bishop Brady
Homecoming Dance 7:00 - 11:00 pm
Senior Timeline
- Continue searching colleges and visiting campuses
- Schedule to meet with school counselor to discuss post secondary plans
- Retake SAT or ACT if need be
- Begin to write college essay
- Counselor and student set up a planning meeting
OCTOBER
- Begin the process of submitting the FASFA: Application available October 1st
- Attend college fairs
- Trim list of schools down to 6-8
- Attend MVRHS College Night & identify admissions deadlines
- Acquire applications from colleges
- Open a Common Application account, if applicable
- Begin to fill out applications
- Ask 1-2 teachers to write you a recommendation
- Complete Applications
- Make an appointment with school counselor to complete and send applications
- Have SAT/ACT scores sent to schools of interest
- Attend Financial Aid Night at MVRHS, presented by NHHEAF
- Scholarship Application
- Research scholarship opportunities
- Draft scholarship essays
- Await decisions
- Receive award letters and Financial Aid packages
- Apply to local scholarships
- May 1st make final decision
- Keep your school counselor in touch with news of admissions and financial aid award letters
- Migrate your MVRSD Google Drive documents to your personal Gmail Drive (by June 15)
- Awards
College and Career Resources
- Every student has access to Xello through their Clever account. Xello helps students build the 21st century skills to thrive. It equips all students with the knowledge, real-world skills, and planning capabilities to navigate their future. Students can complete interactive career, personality, and learning style assessments to help them better understand their unique interests, skills, and strengths. Each engaging assessment encourages reflection, helping students connect who they are with relevant career options.
- College Guidance Network is hosting a webinar, A Practical Guide to the College Essay at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 14. Representatives from UNH and Khan Lab School will be providing students with expert guidance on writing their college essay. This is a free event; students may register here.
- Schoolhouse has launched its registration for the October SAT Bootcamps in preparation for the Oct. 7 SAT exam. This is a free resource for students interested in receiving peer tutoring. Students and parents may register here; the deadline is Sept.
- Dartmouth Hitchcock Workforce Readiness Institute-Start or grow your healthcare career with us! The Dartmouth Hitchcock Workforce Readiness Institute (DHWRI) offers paid training programs, including full-time employment, paid training, benefits, continuing education and, in some cases, no-cost college credit. For more information, visit the DHWRI website http://www.dhwri.org/
Free Tutoring Resources
Continuing with its efforts to close gaps and recover from missed learning, the New Hampshire Department of Education has selected Tutor.com to provide 24/7 online tutoring for every middle and high school student in the state.
Through this partnership, more than 100,000 middle and high school students will gain unlimited access to Tutor.com – anytime, anywhere, from any internet-connected device. The service will be available to students at all New Hampshire schools (public, non-public and charter), as well as students in Home Education and Education Freedom Account programs.
Through Tutor.com, students will gain 24/7, no-cost access to one-to-one tutoring, test prep and homework help with support in multiple languages. Students may engage with their tutors via two-way text-chat or voice, choosing the communication style that works best for them. Tutors undergo background checks and are rigorously vetted, and they provide support using a Socratic approach that is encouraging and empowering, asking guiding questions to help students understand difficult concepts on their own. School districts are being encouraged to register for Tutor.com’s free access for their students; students outside of those districts will be able to register individually.
About Tutor.com:
Since its incorporation in 2000, Tutor.com has delivered more than 22 million one-to-one tutoring and homework help sessions to students. The company’s more than 3,000 vetted and qualified tutors provide learning assistance that is available 24/7 in a wide variety of subjects. The company’s mission is to instill hope, advance equity and catalyze achievement in schools and communities. Tutor.com is an affiliate of The Princeton Review, an education services company not affiliated with Princeton University.
You find information and access at https://www.tutor.com/. Students will have access to this resource at MVRHS as well.
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