PBE fifth-grade students research great African-Americans for Black History Month

Students in Amy Sherwood’s fifth grade class at Pine Bush Elementary researched and wrote excellent essays on some of our country’s most important African-Americans. Not only did they learn about the great contributions made to our country by these individuals, they also used a graphic organizer to construct their project, deeply researched their subjects and …

It’s March Madness – book style – at Crispell

Which book will be the champion? Fresh off our mid-winter break,  students at the Crispell Middle School library will be reading graphic novels and manga novels then  vote all month  on which are their favorites. To compile favorites, they will be using a bracket similar to the college basketball championships which are starting in March …

March/April newsletter is now available!

Hey CVMS fans. Have a look at the March/April newsletter which is now available! You can find it anytime in the school links – About Circleville Middle School. It can be found in the More Information column on the right.

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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Superintendent of Schools
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