Construction trade 1 and 2 students are taking ownership in their classes. They are rebuilding the shop space to make it their own and are actually checking off competencies in the process. They are seeing real world application of there skills while updating and improving the learning space.

CONWAY — MWV Career and Technical Center teachers Kelley Murphy and Linda King have tried to make remote learning as special as possible for Kennett High School and Little Eagles Preschool students, and they’ve got something special up their sleeves to end the school year today.

CONWAY — Although the Kennett High Coders were unable to attend the 2020 Vex World Robotics Championships in April in Louisville, Ky., due to the COVID-19 pandemic, one member of the team, senior Kate Keefe, 18, has been garnering worldwide attention.

CONWAY — In the world of career tech, students get to do real-world hands-on projects. That’s one of the attractions of the Mt. Washington Valley Career and Technical Center — whether it's working on a tiny house, creating a gourmet three-course meal or designing parts for the International Space Station.

CONWAY — The Mount Washington Valley Career and Technical Center's young top young chefs captured first place March 10 at the 10th annual New Hampshire ProStart State Invitational competition at the Holiday Inn in Concord.

CONWAY — During the COVID-19 pandemic, folks across the Mount Washington Valley have been looking for ways to pitch in and try to lighten the load for the front-line heroes at Memorial Hospital.

CONWAY — Kennett High School students know how to take care of business. Two marketing students — junior Bryce Hill and senior Sophie Killeen — brought home medals from the New Hampshire DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) Conference last month, and Hill qualified for nationals in Tennessee next month.