A big thank you to our Pine Bush Fire Department for coming over to EJ Russell Elementary School and talking to our students about fire safety. Students learned about “stop, drop and roll” and the importance of having a plan should a fire break out in their home. These wonderful volunteers showed the students the …
Students in Kara Sprague’s Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Skills (YESS) class have spent the past eight weeks completing a Mentoring In Domestic Violence workshop with Fearless (formerly Safe Homes). Once a week, Fearless representatives came into the YESS classroom to discuss topics on domestic violence and prevention. This week was the last week working with …
The Smart Schools Investment Plan (SSIP) Phase 4 was presented to the board of education and the public on Tuesday, Oct. 26. There will be a public hearing on the SSIP on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at the board of education meeting, which will be held at 7 p.m. at Pine Bush High School. Click here …
This is the season for pumpkins and Tara Tuttle’s kindergarten class at Pine Bush Elementary learned so much about this functional crop. The students opened a pumpkin up and got to feel the inside of it. They learned that a pumpkin has seeds and flesh on the inside. They then made their own pumpkins out …
Thanks to the Wallkill East Rotary Club, every third-grade student in the Pine Bush Central School District received their very own Webster’s Dictionary. It’s a tradition that goes back to the spring of 2008. Dr. William Bassett, a member of the Rotary and a former superintendent of Pine Bush schools, said the group has several …
The college fair and financial aid seminar scheduled for Nov. 4 at Pine Bush High School have been canceled. The Counseling Department will continue to post on Naviance when colleges are hosting virtual fairs.
Sixth-grade students at CVMS were given a challenge – construct a free-standing tower using the least amount of index cards. Oh, and the tower must be able to hold a stuffed animal for a minimum of 20 seconds. Challenge on! The students in Stacie Blaut’s class thought it out. It was an exploration of the …
Attention parents and guardians of class of 2022 seniors! You can make your student’s yearbook a treasure by placing an ad, starting at $55. Click here for the link to jostensadservice.com. The deadline is Dec. 17, 2021