See what’s happening at EJR in March
Have a look at the EJR newsletter for the month of March!
Author: linda.smith
PAK second graders research and present about African-American figures in our history
The students in Suzanne Parker’s second grade class at Pakanasink sharpened their research and presentation skills while creating a project to mark Black History Month. The students each chose an African American in our country’s history and then went to Pebble Go to do some research. They took copious notes and then turned those notes …
It was all about heart health at EJR
Our EJR students spent the month of February learning all about keeping their hearts healthy by exercising and eating right. Physical education classes were devoted to the heart health theme and students enjoyed it all. In addition to going through the challenging obstacle course, balloon volleyball, jump rope, hippity hop balls and other great activities, …
Sixth graders win sweet prize in Crispell Soup-er Bowl food drive
The Crispell Student Council Soup-er Bowl food drive was a tremendous success! Boxes were placed in each classroom to collect canned goods for local food pantries. It coincided with the Super Bowl and students certainly came through. And there was big incentive – the winning grade is rewarded with an ice cream social. According to …
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Spring 2022 Continuing Education catalog is available now
The spring 2022 Continuing Education catalog is available! There are classes for adults and children to expand your knowledge, get you moving, have some fun and help sooth the soul. Take a look at the catalog. Classes fill up quickly!
Celebrating the CES superheroes!
CES had some fun on its superhero day! And in dramatic fashion!! Have a look.
Black History Month activity focuses on African-Americans’ contributions to NASA
Students in Vincent Emanuele’s sixth grade ELA classes at CVMS learned about African-American astronauts, engineers and mathematicians involved with NASA as part of a Black History Month activity. Ronald McNair, Mae Jemison, Guion Bluford, Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, Michael Anderson, Charles Bolden, Victor Glover, Stephanie Wilson, Joan Higgenbotham, Jeannette Epps and Mary Jackson are some …
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Celebrating 100 days of school in style at PBE
Have a look at our PBE 100th day video. We celebrated our 100th day of school in style at PBE. First-grade students certainly went all out. They decorated posters, t-shirts, hats and some even dressed as 100-year-old people! They did lots of math centered around the number 100, of course, but also stacking projects, reading …
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Enjoy the Pine Bush High School choral pops concert
There is nothing like live music! For the first time in nearly two years, there was an audience for the Pine Bush High School choral pops concert. For those who weren’t there, here is the video to enjoy!
Applications are now being accepted for PBHS summer enrichment academies
Pine Bush High School is offering seven summer enrichment academies, all starting June 27. They are: Advanced Manufacturing Aviation College Level Leadership and Law Leadership and Law Fine Art Medical STEM Applications are available for each academy in the high school principal’s office. The cost of the academies range from $150 to $325. Those that …
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