February is American Heart Month, bringing attention to strengthening our hearts through exercise and eating healthy. EJR has been marking heart month each year by participating in the Kids Heart Challenge. During physical education classes, students learn why it’s important to stay healthy and active. They learn activities that will keep their heart rate up …
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Students from the Crispell Middle School Students Making A Difference Club teamed up with chorus members to spread some cheer on Valentine’s Day with a surprise visit to the district office to share some songs. Then the group headed over to Pine Bush Elementary to work with pre-K students on the positivity project. The Crispell …
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The inaugural season for unified bowling here in Pine Bush has come to an end and what an awesome experience it has been for all involved! Unified sports combine students with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team to contribute their own unique skills and provide leadership to each other. Athletic Director Mike Gillespie …
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CVMS spread the love for Valentine’s Day, thanks to our very own science teacher and student council co-advisor, Antonia Ciccarelli. Ms. Ciccarelli and our awesome student council students provided red carnations for all staff members. Our students were able to send red carnations and a message to their special someone for free too! What a …
Students from the Positivity Project Club at PBHS shared some love with patients at Garnet Medical Center. More than 300 Valentines were made and delivered to the nurses at Garnet to hand out to patients who are going for treatment this Valentine’s Day. The 300 Valentines were brought to the breast center, infusion center and …
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February is Black History Month! There are lessons taking place throughout the month and in all schools, studying the contributions of African-Americans in our nation’s history. At Circleville Middle School, students in Susan Erickson’s reading class each chose a famous African American to focus on. They researched their lives and then each created a drawing …
Recycled Racers – that is the project for the EJR Engineering Club. Students brought in all types of recycled materials – soda cans, plastic bottles and laundry softener containers – they will use to make race cars. Wheels are CDs, bobbins, metal discs and the like. There are plastic straws and wooden dowels that serve …
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The February newsletter for EJR is available now! Have a look and find out all the great things going on.
February is American Heart Month, bringing attention to strengthening our hearts through exercise and eating healthy. Pakanasink has been marking heart month each year by participating in the Kids Heart Challenge. During physical education classes, students learn why it’s important to stay healthy and active, from their teachers and a video. They learn activities that …
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Let’s welcome our newest authors! Students in Lisa Quick and Jaclyn Nespoli’s fourth-grade class at Circleville Elementary School wrote and published informational books recently. They had an amazing afternoon celebrating their books, circling the classroom reading each other’s books and leaving star comments. Then they headed to Denise Hansen’s kindergarten class to read their books …
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