Third, fourth and fifth-graders at Circleville Elementary School collaborated for an amazing project for Black History Month in February, that also carries through for Women’s History Month in March. Katie Galt, the librarian at Circleville Elementary School, gave each student a piece of the puzzle that would be put together to create a mural showcasing …
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This morning, Monday, March 11, at approximately 9:45 a.m. Pine Bush High School administrators issued a hold-in-place order, which limits movement throughout the building by students and staff. There were two unrelated incidents of fighting in the building earlier in the morning. Another disruption ensued later when two of the same students involved in an …
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The CVMS PTA is sponsoring the Scholastic Book Fair from Monday to Friday, March 11-15, during lunch periods. Students may peruse the large selection of age-appropriate books and buy those they like. Parents/guardians may create an e-Wallet for their child, and family and friends may contribute to it. Click on this link for more information …
UPDATE: 10:34 a.m. – Hold-in-place has been lifted at Pine Bush High School. Students have resumed their regular schedules. Due to incidents at Pine Bush High School this morning, students and staff are currently in a hold-in-place. All students and staff are safe. They will resume their regular schedule as soon as the incidents are …
Do you like green eggs and ham? Students in Christina DeGrote’s pre-K class at PBE recently celebrated Read Across America. More specifically, they honed in on Dr. Seuss, one of the most prolific children’s authors of all time. They read Green Eggs and Ham and then tasted them! That’s right, Ms. DeGrote and teaching assistant …
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For the past 34 years, in honor of Sojourner Truth, Orange County Community College/SUNY Orange has celebrated its youth by awarding them for their achievements. The college continues to recognize the accomplishments of these deserving students in grades 6 through 12, who have been nominated by their school guidance counselors and principals, for having demonstrated …
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As part of EJR’s focus on the four core values of respect, responsibility, pride and cooperation, students in all grade levels have been participating in leadership assemblies. Assistant Principal Anthony Muia presented the good habits of successful leaders. Be Proactive – take initiative, make good choices, and always try your best. Begin with the end …
Some volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers who live in the Pine Bush Central School District will now be eligible for a 10 percent exemption on their school tax bills. The Pine Bush Board of Education approved a resolution on Tuesday, Feb. 27, granting the exemption to qualified volunteer first responders with a minimum of three …
The Pine Bush Board of Education recognized its scholar/athletes for the fall 2023 season on Tuesday, Feb. 27. Athletic Director Jen Evans called the name of each scholar/athlete as well as the teams that earned the designation, a total of 116 students and eight teams. In addition to the scholar/athletes, Ms. Evans also gave recognition …
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Each year, the Town of Wallkill recognizes local students for their contributions to their community and their school community during the February celebration of Black History Month. This year, three students from Pine Bush High School were recognized by the town board – India Latta, Akeela Moxam and London Fields. Superintendent Brian Dunn was on …
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