Roe took several AP classes, participated in clubs and activities, and earned the Girl Scouts Gold Award. She will study English in college.
Desilets enjoyed AP classes, band, and the Science Olympiad team. He will be attending Tufts University to study Environmental Engineering.
National Honor Society clerk Campbell will study Medical Lab Science at Marist University and hopes to work as a hospital lab technician.
Kostar enjoyed math and the ski club. He plans on pursuing the accelerated cybersecurity program at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
MHS' student body president, who was involved in many extracurricular activities, will be majoring in aerospace engineering in college.
An Eagle Scout who also studied the trades, West will attend Brigham Young to study Engineering after a 2 year church mission in Brazil.
In the fall, Class of 2026 student Lauren Murby will be pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree at Northeastern University.
Class of 2026 student Chase Wenzel plans to begin an independent course of study in law, accounting, and history, while working full-time.
After finishing 26th in the district, Merrimack High School's robotics team earned a second straight trip to Houston.
ConVal High School defeated Merrimack High School in the Granite State Challenge with a final score of 350-315.
The event is a blend of a traditional Cars and Coffee event mixed with demonstrations from local FIRST Robotics teams.
The Valedictorian of the Class of 2025 congratulates all of his fellow graduates. He will study neuroscience at Dartmouth College.
The Class of 2025 Salutatorian will be studying finance on a pre-law track. He is thankful for the memories, experiences during high school.
The Class of 2025 student plans on dual-majoring in chemical engineering/chemistry and wishes everyone the best in their future endeavors.
The student is taking a study year to enhance his learning and is grateful to his friends, family, teachers, and mentors for their support.
The Class of 2025 student is thankful for all that these past four years have brought him and is excited to continue his academic journey.
Class of 2025 student Luca Kabel is attending Springfield College in Massachusetts, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Health Science.
Class of 2025 student Kaitlin Brooks will continue her academic journey, pursuing a chemical engineering degree at Iowa State University.
Merrimack High School celebrated its third straight Granite State Challenge championship with a 570-310 win over the Tilton School.
Class of 2025 student Sara Chhetri will be pursuing an undergraduate degree in the field of public health this fall.
Class of 2025 student Erin Murray will attend the Massachusetts College of Art and Design to pursue a degree in Studio Arts.
Class of 2025 student Olivia Corga will attend the University of Connecticut to pursue her passion in Business Management in the fall.
Class of 2025 student Lilly Anderson will attend Saint Joseph’s College of Maine to pursue a degree in nursing.
The Tomahawks secured an unprecedented Granite State Challenge championship three-peat, beating the Bulldogs, 440-290.
Can the Merrimack High School Tomahawks make history with a third championship in a row or will the Tilton School Rams pull off the upset?
Merrimack High School narrowly beat the ConVal Cougars, 330-290, in the quarterfinal round of Granite State Challenge.
The Tomahawks defeated the Bears, 290-160, in the first round Thursday.
The Tomahawks face off against the Bears on Granite State Challenge on Thursday night on New Hampshire PBS.
Merrimack NH Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
Sreenivasan is honored to be Valedictorian for 2024. He is grateful to family, friends and will study computer science at Dartmouth College.
Chandrasekaran is honored to be the salutatorian of the Class of 2024. She congratulates her classmates and wishes them all the best.
Lily will be attending the University of New Hampshire as a student in the honors program, where she will be majoring in nursing.
Jenny is attending the College of William and Mary, where she will study elementary education and start a career in administration.
Maya will study aerospace engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in the fall with a presidential scholarship and grant.
Chase's academic journey will continue at Smith College; her sights are set on double majoring in English literature and pre-law.
Sam will major in vet tech at SUNY Delhi and play softball for the Broncos; she is incredibly grateful to the teachers who believed in her.
Student body president and treasurer Avery plans to continue her education at the University of Georgia in the fall, majoring in Economics.
Thankful for the support she received, Courtney plans to pursue this interest, majoring in Biotechnology at Pennsylvania State University.
Hayden is very excited to continue her education at Northeastern University in the fall where she will study electrical engineering.
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