Pine Bush High School held its first ever recognition celebration for students who have earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy. The intent of the New York State Seal of Biliteracy is to encourage the study of languages, prepare students with 21st century skills, recognize the value of foreign and native language instruction in …
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Three Pine Bush Elementary School students had very special rides to school recently. Chloe Idsall, Ella Harget and Zoe Taenzer, all fifth-grade students at PBE, had the honor of arriving at school in a Pine Bush Fire Department fire engine, driven by their future principal, John Boyle, of Crispell Middle School. Chloe, Ella and Zoe …
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The CVMS Interact Club visited Pets Alive on June 7, to tour the facility and socialize with the animals. This is the field trip Interact members look forward to the most. Due to the pandemic, the club was unable to visit the shelter for the past two years, so eighth grade club members, especially, were …
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Coach Melyssa Amelio’s unified basketball team had an awesome season this spring, going 3-3 against their opponents. The unified basketball team is a mix of high school students, both special and general education. At all times, there are at least three special education students on the floor with their general education teammates. Students in the …
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The Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association (OCIAA) honored senior scholar-athletes from all its member high schools at a breakfast on Thursday, June 2, at Kuhl’s Highland House. Pine Bush seniors Naté Burley and Jack Gandolfini were honored for their outstanding academic and athletic abilities representing Pine Bush. Naté is ranked 20th in the graduating class …
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The Pine Bush varsity baseball team is playing in the state semifinals this Friday, June 10, at SUNY Binghamton. They face Section 3 champs Fayetteville-Manlius. Game time is 1 p.m. Tickets are $10 (plus fees) and must be purchased online before the game. There will be no cash sales at the gate. For tickets, visit …
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Parents and guardians of students who will be transferring into the Pine Bush Central School District for the 2022-2023 school year may now begin the registration process. Click here for a link to the necessary documents and instructions for registration. It is strongly recommended to start the registration process as soon as possible so that …
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The Crispell Middle School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted 57 students into the NJHS on June 1. In order to be eligible for the NJHS, students must live the five tenants of the group: scholarship, service, citizenship, leadership and character. Scholarship – students must achieve a 93 or above overall average for …
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Here are some future ecologists, for sure! Amy Sherwood’s fifth-grade class at PBE had a Mystery Science lesson about decomposers. They used earthworms in a two-day, hands-on experiment to see what earthworms prefer as their living environment and what they like to eat. They first set up compost bags in the class – they are …
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Crispell eighth-grade student Leah Meberg was named one of 500 recipients nationwide of the National Junior Honor Society Outstanding Achievement Award. Leah will receive a $500 scholarship. Crispell National Junior Honor Society advisors Shannon Meland and Stephen Charchan nominated Leah and 11 other students from Crispell for this honor. It’s the first time they’ve participated …
