Due to the storm expected to continue into Monday, Pine Bush schools will be closed on Monday, Jan. 26, 2026. All after-school activities and events are also canceled. Updates will be shared via ParentSquare and on the district website as information becomes available. Please stay safe and warm.
In Stacie Blaut’s ELA class at CVMS, students didn’t just read a book for their biography unit—they immersed themselves into the lives of some pretty well-known people. Each student hand-picked a legendary figure they were genuinely curious about. They did a deep dive into the person’s life, making notes about their upbringing and the …
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The Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education is holding its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, at Circleville Middle School, beginning at 6:45 p.m. The meeting will start at the earlier time as the board recognizes the Pine Bush High School fall scholar athletes. Click here to view the meeting agenda on …
Pine Bush audiences will dance the Shipoopi and revel in the excitement of the Wells Fargo Wagon and Seventy-six Trombones coming to town when students from Circleville Middle School perform Meredith Willson’s The Music Man JR. on Feb. 6 and 7. The musical tells the story of charismatic con man Harold Hill who …
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Crispell Middle School students will bark, caw, roar, meow and sing about kindness to animals with their production of Doctor Dolittle JR this February. Antelopes will lope, ostriches will fan, and kangaroos will do what kangaroos can, when students from Crispell Middle School present Doctor Dolittle JR. This whimsical musical follows the adventures of …
K is for Kindergarten! There is so much to celebrate in kindergarten—exciting learning, growing independence, and big accomplishments along the way. Kindergarten students at EJR proudly showed off their mastery of the alphabet with a fun and festive letter parade! Each student chose a letter to represent and designed a creative costume …
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Second graders in Suzanne Parker’s class at PAK read books and discussed the life and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Together, the class generated a list of words to describe him, such as leader, caring, wise, brave, positive, dedicated, peaceful, and activist. Ms. Parker then guided students through the process …
Fourth-graders at PBE gathered in the cafeteria to welcome members of the local American Legion. Seven Legion members introduced themselves to the students, telling them about their backgrounds and their history in service to our county. The veterans showed a video and then talked to the students about why it’s important to be …
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The 39th annual Alcohol and Drug Awareness Council Substance Use Prevention Poster Design Contest is underway! There is also an essay contest. This year’s theme is “Picture your future through a drug free lens.” Poster Contest Students who wish to participate are to design a 12 x 18 inch poster relating to that theme. The …
EJR Elementary students took part in the winter reading challenge. What a great job they did! Library Media Specialist Heather Mowen challenged the students to read daily – 10 to 15 minutes for students in grades kindergarten through two, and 20 to 30 minutes for students in grades 3 to 5. They were …
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