New Grade-Level Requirements for Health Exams and Screenings on the Horizon Families will soon need to comply with new grade-level requirements for health exams and screenings. Beginning July 1, all new students enrolling in the district for the first time — along with children entering pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, and grades 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and …
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It’s a tradition in Pine Bush. The annual free dinner and musical for senior citizens throughout the Pine Bush Central School District was held on Wednesday, March 14. Hundreds of senior citizens enjoyed a full turkey dinner with all of the trimmings, dessert and coffee. The food was supplied by the district’s food vendors, prepared …
The Pine Bush High School cafeteria was packed for the annual Empty Bowls fundraiser in March. Sponsored by the Pine Bush High School Art Department, Empty Bowls raises money for local food pantries as it reminds others that many in the community struggle to feed their families. Attendees enjoyed a simple meal of homemade soups …
Superintendent Update #3 Monday, April 16, 2018 As you will be able to tell from the work summary posted within this update, we continue to make excellent progress in our remediation of more than half of the first floor. All zones have been deconstructed and received environmental clearance, and reconstruction is underway in nearly all …
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Colin Lang is the Times Herald-Record male scholar-athlete of the month for March. This junior diver had a tremendous season in the pool and continues to excel in the classroom. He has an enviable work ethic and looks forward to his senior season. Congratulations to Colin! Read the TH-R story here.
On the evening of Thursday, April 5, 2018, the Crispell Middle School cafeteria was buzzing with excitement as seventh grade students presented their science fair projects for family and friends. Mrs. Montemarano and Ms. White were very proud of their students and the fact that they had 100 percent participation. The students worked hard using …
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Pine Bush proud! Bryan Powell has made the school community proud yet again as he was named the Times Herald-Record’s Varsity 845 Player of the Year. Read Bryan’s story here. Brandon Powell was named to the hoops first team all-stars as well. The Powell brothers, seniors this year, are twins. Senior Mason Memmelaar made the …
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Pakanasink Elementary School held its Science and Innovation Fair on Thursday, March 15, to highlight the science experiments created by their students in grades kindergarten through five. Students were encouraged to use the scientific method to form a hypothesis, list their materials and methods, then present data and results. Students exhibited their display boards and demonstrated hands-on …
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SpeakUp is a tool for all to report bullying, threats, crisis and urgent situations. Call or text (845) 658-0918 or email speakup@pinebushschools.org The Pine Bush Central School District is partnering with Gaggle with a program called SpeakUp to keep students and staff safe by providing a simple way for students and their families to …
Superintendent Update #2 Monday, March 19, 2018 Our construction project at PBE continues to make good progress. Since I last wrote to you, work crews have deconstructed, applied anti-microbial and obtained environmental clearance, in most of Zone 1 (west hallway). They have also completed demolition and applied anti-microbial in all of zone 2 (north hallway), …
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