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National Honor Society students participate in a snow sculpture competition providing a frozen art show on Kingswood's campus.
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Class of 2020
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On March 12, 2020 the Governor Wentworth Regional School District closed its doors due to the new Covid-19 pandemic. No one knew at the time that students and staff would not return to our school buildings for the remainder of the school year. Classes were taught remotely and the Class of 2020 mourned the loss of so many celebratory events including spring concerts, plays and sports, senior banquet, prom, baccalaureate and a traditional graduation. This tile project was created to remember this historic time and the students of the KRHS Class of 2020. Each student from this class was given markers and a tile to decorate as if decorating their own graduation caps. These tiles are shown here and are now on permanent display in the Kingswood Regional High School cafeteria. Congratulations KRHS Class of 2020. You will forever be remembered.
Class of 2020 Advisors
Susan Shatzer and Kristie Smith
Class of 2020 Advisors
Susan Shatzer and Kristie Smith
2021 Hybrid Information and Resources
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Scholastic Art Competition
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This year, three of our high school art students, Hope Drenning, Charlotte Hardy and Lyan Sam, submitted a total of seven drawings and paintings to the Scholastic Art Competition. The Scholastic Art Competition is a highly competitive program that recognizes creative expression and artistic achievement in our schools. It is the largest and longest running recognition program for young people in the United States. Over 2,000 art pieces were submitted by grades 7-12 art students from throughout the state and approximately 1,000 won awards. 182 of these artworks were given Gold Key recognition and will represent NH at the National Competition. 4 of these Gold Key artworks belong to our Kingswood students.
We are proud to say that all three students received awards on all of the work they submitted. All three of Hope Drenning’s artworks received Gold Key recognition. She also won the Dorothy Messenger Scholarship for her comic “Inventing Honor”. Lyan Sam received one Gold Key award, one Silver Key award and an Honorable Mention for her three pieces and Charlotte Hardy received a Silver Key award for her painting. Their work will be on display at Pinkerton Academy in Derry, NH until February 16. |
Congratulations to Hope Drenning. Hope’s artwork has been recognized at the National level in the Scholastic Art Awards. The Scholastic Art Competition is a highly competitive program that recognizes creative expression and artistic achievement in our schools. It is the largest and longest running recognition program for young people in the United States. Hope received two National Silver Medal Awards for her painting, Family Phenomenon and her comic art, Inventing Honor. The state of NH submitted 182 State Gold Key pieces of artwork to the National competition. 21 of these artworks were awarded National Gold and Silver Key recognition. Hope created two of these. We are extremely proud of Hope and this amazing achievement. FMI |
Guy Donnelly - Principal
Grady Charland - Assistant Principal
396 South Main St.
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
603-569-2055
603-569-8104 fax
Grady Charland - Assistant Principal
396 South Main St.
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
603-569-2055
603-569-8104 fax