ON March 18, 2022, the Pine Bush Central School District updated its layered mitigation plan and return to work/school protocol regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, the Test-to-Stay program has been suspended since it is not required by the New York State Department of Health since Pine Bush is located in a low transmission area. …
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Circleville Elementary School music teacher Danielle Hommel wanted to give her music students another option to pique their interest in music. What better than jazz band to do that! Elementary schools have concert band and the district has jazz in both middle and high school so Ms. Hommel thought it was a perfect fit. “I …
It was an exciting and productive week as Pine Bush High School hosted a week-long job fair for students interested in skilled trades. “More and more people across the country are recognizing the value of pursuing a career in the skilled trades,” said PBHS Principal Aaron Hopmayer. “Approximately 17 percent of our June graduates plan …
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The March 16 forum regarding the dangers of substance use can be watched here.
The second quarter honor roll and high honor roll for CVMS is now available! Congratulations to all who have made the grade!
There is a thin line between words and wounds. That was one of the messages to ninth-grade students at Pine Bush High School during the DASA (Dignity for All Students Act) forum, given by the Teen Outreach club. It is part of the school’s No Place for Hate program. The topic was bullying. Student leaders …
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Happy Pi Day! Yes today, March 14, is the celebration of the mathematical symbol pi, which of course is written as 3.14 for short. Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology. It was physicist Larry Shaw, an employee of the museum, who decided Pi Day …
Happy Pi Day! Yes today, March 14, is the celebration of the mathematical symbol pi, which of course is written as 3.14 for short. Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology. It was physicist Larry Shaw, an employee of the museum, who decided Pi Day …
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Circleville Elementary School celebrated literacy and school spirit all week long the first week of March. With Dr. Seuss’s birthday and Read Across America Day being March 2, everyone got into the spirit. Wacky Wednesday saw students wearing mismatched or backwards clothes. Reading “Green Eggs and Ham” was a blast, especially with our green egg …
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Happy Pi Day! Yes today, March 14, is the celebration of the mathematical symbol pi, which of course is written as 3.14 for short. Pi Day was first celebrated in 1988 at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, a museum of science and technology. It was physicist Larry Shaw, an employee of the museum, who decided Pi Day …
