CVMS honor roll/high honor roll is announced
The second quarter honor roll and high honor roll for CVMS is now available! Congratulations to all who have made the grade!
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Peers lead No Place for Hate forum on bullying
There is a thin line between words and wounds. That was one of the messages to ninth-grade students at Pine Bush High School during the DASA (Dignity for All Students Act) forum, given by the Teen Outreach club. It is part of the school’s No Place for Hate program. The topic was bullying. Student leaders …
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Here’s to Pi Day at CES
Happy Pi Day! Yes today, March 14, is the celebration of the mathematical symbol pi, which of course is written as 3.14 for short. Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology. It was physicist Larry Shaw, an employee of the museum, who decided Pi Day …
PAK celebrates Pi Day with inspiration – and some pie!
Happy Pi Day! Yes today, March 14, is the celebration of the mathematical symbol pi, which of course is written as 3.14 for short. Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology. It was physicist Larry Shaw, an employee of the museum, who decided Pi Day …
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CES celebrates literacy and school spirit for Read Across America
Circleville Elementary School celebrated literacy and school spirit all week long the first week of March. With Dr. Seuss’s birthday and Read Across America Day being March 2, everyone got into the spirit. Wacky Wednesday saw students wearing mismatched or backwards clothes. Reading “Green Eggs and Ham” was a blast, especially with our green egg …
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Happy Pi Day!
Happy Pi Day! Yes today, March 14, is the celebration of the mathematical symbol pi, which of course is written as 3.14 for short. Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology. It was physicist Larry Shaw, an employee of the museum, who decided Pi Day …
District will host a community forum on the dangers of substance abuse Wednesday, March 16, at PBHS
This is an important message from Donna Geidel, interim superintendent, regarding several incidents at Pine Bush High School this week that all of our staff and parents need to be aware of. Unfortunately, several students were transported to the hospital this week due to drug use. The health consequences were serious, but they have recovered …
PBHS promotes National Say Something Week March 14-18
The Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Skills (YESS) students, in partnership with Sandy Hook Promise, a national nonprofit organization led by several family members whose loved ones were killed in the tragic mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, is taking part in the National Say Something Week, March 14 through March 18. The YESS students …
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Crispell students research influential Black Americans for Black History Month
Students in Meaghan Luccketti’s class at Crispell Middle School marked Black History Month in February by researching influential Black Americans who have made an impact on our country and then creating presentations. After deciding which figure they would be focusing on, the students completed their research and created either a display board or a paper …
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“The World According To Humphrey” has EJR students excited about reading
The big read is on at EJR! All classes at EJR are reading The World According to Humphrey, a book by Betty G. Birney. They are reading chapter by chapter together, with some chapters read in class and some at home. Humphrey appeals to readers in the elementary school age group as he is a …
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