Check out the yummy meals this month at your child’s school
Here’s what’s for breakfast – and lunch – at Pine Bush schools in January! Pre-K Elementary K-5 Middle School High School Click here to learn more about our school nutrition department.
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Order your CVMS yearbook by March 1
The friends. The classes, The teachers. Safeguard the memories, big and small, by ordering a 2024-2025 yearbook for $30. Click here to order your CVMS yearbook now. Orders are due by March 1. Yearbooks will be distributed in June. Attention eighth graders – please email a scanned copy of your baby picture to be included in …
EJR students customize a Lennon classic
The John Lennon Real Love Project is a songwriting workshop in which participants compose their own songs and open their hearts and voices. The project came to EJR for the very first time this year, as the fifth graders participated, writing their own lyrics to a Lennon classic, “Real Love.” Each fifth-grade class learned about …
PBHS marketing class helps Crawford police with community outreach ideas – and a new SRO car design
Kyle Schneider’s marketing class at Pine Bush High School worked together on an interesting community project that spanned more than two months. The goal: to give input to the Town of Crawford Police Department that can help to expand their community outreach. Officer Pat Swayne, the school resource officer at the high school, first came …
PBHS student Calvin Martin is the subject of NBC Nightly News story on AI program helping those with dyslexia
An NBC Nightly News team came to Pine Bush High School back in October to do a story about how artificial intelligence is helping students with dyslexia. Calvin Martin, a ninth-grader at PBHS, was diagnosed with the learning disability at nine years old. Calvin has been using an AI program called Dysolve to help him …
The ties that bind us
Assistant Superintendent for Business Joseph Lenz is a “tie guy.” He has ties in every color and print, for every occasion. He wears one practically every day. It doesn’t go unnoticed! His colleagues at district office often compliment him on his beautiful ties. Recently, he cleared out his tie closet and decided to donate many …
Eighth-graders at Crispell learn how women fought for the right to vote
Eighth-grade social studies students at Crispell have been immersed in the progressive era and suffrage, women’s suffrage to be precise. Library Media Specialist Lisa Ruyack brought in displays from the New York Heritage Digital Collections that spelled out in words and pictures the struggle for women to gain the right to vote. The students learned …
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PBE kindergartners have a special visitor read to them
Dr. Bill Bassett has been reading to kindergarten and first-grade students for what seems like forever! Recently, though, his stop at Pine Bush Elementary School to read to a kindergarten class held special meaning to him. This retired Pine Bush superintendent was visiting his granddaughter’s classroom! Erin Boyle, his granddaughter, is a first-year teacher here …
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PBHS sends 27 students to Youth in Government annual steering convention
The Pine Bush High School Youth in Government members attended the annual steering convention at Newburgh High School on Thursday, Nov. 21. Pine Bush had 27 students attend. This convention is a mock election for local, state and national offices. Sixteen Pine Bush students ran for public office, with two winners emerging from the convention! …
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CES students make their very own parade floats – and bring in some robotics too!
On Wednesday, Nov. 27, Circleville Elementary School had a fun morning designing, creating, and showcasing balloons through their very own Thanksgiving Day Parade! The kindergarten, ABLE, multi-age, and fourth-grade classes created the fun projects while the rest of the school had a chance to watch everyone show off their work! Parent volunteers were on hand …
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