Fall Continuing Education catalog is now available
Classes for children and adults are available through our Continuing Education department this fall! Have a look at what’s offered!
Author: linda.smith
Students run all aspects of the PBHS student store
Everyone in Nora Callahan’s retail management classes, as well as members of the Finance Academy, contributes to the running of the school store. Ms. Callahan, along with Kelly Wohlgemuth and Emma Angel Caceres, oversees the students and guides them as they learn how to run a business. There are managers, designers, students in charge of …
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EJR coin war raises $3,812; earns ice pops for Grade 3 and a pie in the face for Principal Prestianni
The EJR PTA hosted a coin war fundraiser that was a huge success! Here’s how it went: students in each grade were tasked with collecting coins to deposit into their grade’s container. Collecting pennies for their grade gained points for them. Silver coins and bills were to be deposited in other grades’ containers to take …
CVMS sixth-grade students take on the tower challenge
Sixth-grade students at CVMS explored the scientific method by taking on the tower lab challenge! Their goal was to construct a free-standing tower using the least amount of index cards in order to hold a stuffed animal for 20 seconds. Groups used a variety of different methods for construction – curved bases, wide …
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United Way designates sections of Pine Bush district to be part of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library
United Way of Dutchess-Orange Region has chosen the Pine Bush Central School District to be part of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. The library provides books each month, free of charge, to children aged five and under, if they are in the areas served and signed up for the program. The United Way secured funding …
Field hockey team spreads Morgan’s Message – Mental Health Matters!
The Pine Bush field hockey team had a special message before one of their games recently: Mental health matters! Last week the team held a Morgan’s Message dedication game. It’s a cause near to many student-athletes, bringing to the forefront the issue of mental health. Samantha Schwartz, the coach of the girls varsity lacrosse …
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Crispell Media Club celebrates Peace Day
The Crispell Media Club was busy this week, taking photos of students and staff around the building for their Peace Day project. They asked those who wanted to participate to give them a peace sign, then created a graphic to mark International Day of Peace, or Peace Day, Sunday, Sept. 21. Peace Day is …
Ahoy Matey! CES book fair is a treasure trove of great reads
Literacy is a main focus this year in Pine Bush schools. Book fairs help that cause and help spread the message. Circleville Elementary School PTA is hosting its fall book fair through Thursday, Sept. 18, with a pirate theme! Students from all classes had the opportunity to shop the book fair. Classics, favorite authors …
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Five Pine Bush High School students attend Girls’ State and Boys’ State; are recognized by American Legion
Five Pine Bush High School students attended the American Legion Auxiliary and American Legion sponsored Girls State and Boys State programs this summer. Kate Doti, Sophia Huang and Leah Meberg were selected to attend Girls State. JT Crawford and Nico Fermanian attended Boys State. (Read their thoughts on the experience below.) “Attending …
Openings at CES, PAK pre-K program
There are a few openings in our pre-K classes at PAK and CES. If your child will be four years old by Dec. 1, 2025 and you would like a spot in the program, click here for more information and the link to the application. Pre-K is a full-day program that follows the school calendar. …