A big thank you to Dick’s Sporting Goods, which donated a truckload – literally – of equipment to Crispell Middle School. “One of our parents works for Dick’s and mentioned that they donate equipment to local schools,” said Crispell Principal John Boyle. “So we got permission and applied.” Mr. Boyle and Crispell physical education teacher …
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For residents interested in running for the Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education, pleasesee this informational packet and petition. Please staple the petition together as the top page has the complete information of the individual seeking candidacy. Each petition requires a minimum of 25 signatures(however, it is always recommended to gather as many signatures …
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Pi Day was celebrated in so many ways throughout the district on March 14. For Leilah Austin’s fifth graders at PBE, they had the opportunity to mark Pi Day by combining math, writing and art in a very creative way. Ms. Austin’s class created math story books. They each chose a math topic – fractions, …
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Pine Bush High School students are learning about extraordinary women this Women’s History Month thanks to the Diversity Club. Alexa Dagele and Alicia Parker, co-advisors of the club, along with student Hanin Mohammed, have devised a full month of trivia questions, all relating to impactful women. They have posted flyers throughout the high school with …
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The Pine Bush Central School District has partnered with Paper, an online tutoring service, to give students in grades 6 through 12 the ability to access live tutors seven days a week, 24 hours a day. The service begins Tuesday, March 22, and is funded through the American Rescue Plan grant. Whether students are stuck …
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Say Something was a huge success! The Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Skills (YESS) students rocked it last week when they hosted Say Something week, a partnership with Sandy Hook Promise. The YESS students set up reminders throughout the school for students to speak up and say something if they notice warning signs and threats from …
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ON March 18, 2022, the Pine Bush Central School District updated its layered mitigation plan and return to work/school protocol regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, the Test-to-Stay program has been suspended since it is not required by the New York State Department of Health since Pine Bush is located in a low transmission area. …
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Circleville Elementary School music teacher Danielle Hommel wanted to give her music students another option to pique their interest in music. What better than jazz band to do that! Elementary schools have concert band and the district has jazz in both middle and high school so Ms. Hommel thought it was a perfect fit. “I …
It was an exciting and productive week as Pine Bush High School hosted a week-long job fair for students interested in skilled trades. “More and more people across the country are recognizing the value of pursuing a career in the skilled trades,” said PBHS Principal Aaron Hopmayer. “Approximately 17 percent of our June graduates plan …
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The March 16 forum regarding the dangers of substance use can be watched here.
