The Pine Bush Odyssey of the Mind program proudly honors one of our own, Phyllis Elaine Greco, with a memorial scholarship in her name. Ms. Greco, who passed away on June 4, 2021 after a courageous battle with cancer, was a Pine Bush art teacher for 30 years, many of those also spent coaching Odyssey …
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Four Pine Bush High School athletes signed national letters of intent to play with Division I and II colleges and universities. They are, from left, Mack Carr: Crew-Syracuse University Bridie Boyle: Lacrosse- Barton College Alandra Hasbrouck: Volleyball- Kutztown University Deana Sheremeta: Gymnastics- George Washington University We congratulate Mack, Bridie, Alandra and Deana for their contributions …
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Pine Bush Elementary fifth-grade students learned a timely lesson about the history of Veterans Day. Students read about its history, how it started and why. Originally known as Armistice Day, Nov. 11 was a celebration of the end of World War I, which occurred on that day in 1918. In 1954, veterans’ groups requested that …
The sixth-grade classes at Circleville Middle School took time to explore just how important Veterans Day is. In ELA classes, they discussed what a veteran is and why it is so important to honor and celebrate them, especially on Nov. 11. After their discussion, the students created personal letters to local veterans, complete with patriotic …
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Students at Circleville Middle School had a full week of activities during Red Ribbon Week, a week set aside each October to bring awareness to our students of the dangers of drugs and to encourage a commitment to live healthy and drug free. Students and staff wore red on Monday and staff distributed red ribbons …
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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 …
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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 …
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