Pinkerton Television presents its first episode of “Pinkerton Prevents” of the year!  On this program, special guest Regan Hartley, Miss New Hampshire, discusses with Pinkerton students her platform against bullying. “Pinkerton Prevents” featuring Miss New Hampshire is available on local community TV stations and by clicking here to view it on the Pinkerton Academy website.

Closing ceremonies for the Scholastic Art Awards will be this Saturday, Feb. 4 at the school's Stockbridge Theatre foyer. All are welcome to attend the event which features art work in 16 visual art categories created by NH student-artists. The Award Ceremony for grades 7-9 is scheduled for 11am and grades 10-12 at noon.

The Awards have grown into the largest and longest running recognition program for young people. In 2009, young artists and writers were granted over $1,000,000 in scholarships and prizes.

Apple Inc. has recognized two students at Pinkerton Academy as Apple Certified Professionals. According to Chris Lord, video production instructor at Pinkerton, seniors Miranda Ronan of Hampstead and Jackson Grimm of Chester recently passed Apple’s exam. Mr. Lord, an Apple Certified Trainer, says this is the first time Pinkerton has offered the ACP exam. He adds that Miranda and Jackson are now registered by Apple on a list of qualified resources who can be contacted by professional producers looking for qualified professionals in New Hampshire or even greater Boston. Pinkerton is a an Apple certified training center for education.