The Pine Bush Food Pantry will host a food distribution for residents of the Pine Bush Central School District on Wednesday, May 6, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., at Pine Bush High School. Register here by Tuesday, May 5. Please bring your reusable bags. There is a limit of one visit per family. Learn more …
Third quarter is in the books! Have a look at the CVMS honor roll, which includes students who earned honor roll, high honor roll and principal’s list! Congratulations to all!
The crowd was there for Ella. Teammates and friends, coaches and family showed up as Ella Humphrey signed her letter of intent to swim for Division I Monmouth University. Coach John Barth spoke genuinely of Ella, who is a standout in the pool, the classroom and in life. “It is an honor to stand …
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The Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education adopted the 2026-2027 budget Tuesday night, a $153,150,596 spending plan that maintains all existing academic, co-curricular, and athletic opportunities for our students. The Budget Details This budget is 2.2 percent more than the current year’s budget, an increase of $3.3 million. The proposed tax levy …
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Art was the star at the district-wide art show, held last week at Pine Bush High School. Students displayed their incredible works, from painting to sculpture to pottery and more. And they had so much fun. All elementary schools displayed their works in the cafeteria. Students came in enthusiastically looking for their artwork and …
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Big congratulations go out to Gavin Coleman and Sue Starr, the April PBHS Pride Award winners! Each month, Assistant Principal Dan Wargo accepts good news referrals and faculty shoutouts for students and staff members. Administrators then choose one student and one staff member to receive the PB Pride Award. Gavin Coleman A 10th grader, …
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Samantha Petrosi recently completed a section about pop art for her seventh grade class, using the ever-popular ring pop as the subject. Pop art takes the ordinary and turns it into art. Remember Andy Warhol and the tomato soup can? Wayne Thiebaud was an American painter known for his colorful works of art of …
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What a special day for the students and their families in Megan Collins’ first grade class! Some very special people in their lives came to hear them read their stories and celebrate them becoming authors! The students wrote stories about something special to them – their favorite book or pet, a special class, something …
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Fifth-graders from EJ Russell Elementary School and Pine Bush Elementary School recently traveled to Crispell Middle School, their next step in their education journey here in Pine Bush. They were greeted by the sixth-grade team and counselors, ready to welcome them to middle school. They listened to the chorus sing and the band play. …
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Seventh-grade honors students in Melissa Prendys’ class at Crispell Middle School just proved that nonfiction is anything but boring. The group recently wrapped a multimedia deep-dive into gripping titles like The Red Bandana and Rising Water, transforming their reading assignments into professional-grade websites and podcasts. With guidance from our tech coach Hope Schaumburg, the …
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