Cony High School in Augusta has announced the following students were named Girls and Boys State delegates for 2019. GIRLS STATE: Katherine Boston is the daughter of Jeff Boston and Karen Boston, of Augusta. She is a member of the National Honor Society, plays tennis, sings in the Cony Madrigals, and participates in dance and […]
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Cony High School top 10 ranked seniors for class of 2019
Zinaida Gregor named valedictorian, Allyson Waller salutatorian.
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Cony High School honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement for the third quarter.
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Mid-Maine Technical Center honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement for the third quarter.
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Chizzle Wizzle going ‘Out of This World’ this week at Augusta’s Cony High School
The 128th edition of the nation’s longest-running student variety show runs Tuesday through Friday night.
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Augusta employers want problem solvers, collaborators, Cony teachers told
Asked about their successes and challenges hiring Cony High School graduates, local leaders say the things that serve students well in work are the same that will serve them well in life.
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Cony High School honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement for the second quarter.
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Cony High School inducts National Honor Society members
Sixteen students recognized.
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16 Cony High School students inducted into National Honor Society
AUGUSTA — The 2019 Cony High School National Honor Society Induction Ceremony was held Dec. 5 at the high school. The 16 new members include: Jack Rodrigue, Elijah Bezanson, Jack Begin, Kyle Douin, Molly Dutil, Logan Butler, Gage Bernstein, Hannah Richardson, Brooklynn Merrill, Eric McDonnell, Hunter Davis, Amanda Jorgensen, Tessa Jorgensen, Madeline Levesque, Anna Reny […]
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Augusta police establish no ‘direct threat’ after anonymous Cony High School tip
Deputy Chief Kevin Lully said classes will continue as normal and there will be no additional police presence at the school.