Summer reading assignments for Crispell/CVMS seventh graders available now
The summer reading lists are starting to come in. Click here for the latest additions, which include CVMS and Crispell seventh grade.
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What’s your anti-drug? You could win $100
The Tri-County Youth Partnership wants to know: What’s your anti-drug? How do you spend your time? What are your passions and goals? What do you wake up excited to do every day? The group is hosting a contest for all Pine Bush students in grades 6 through 12. Show them what’s important in your life …
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United Together Against Racism: A letter from the Superintendents of Orange County
Spanish version June 12th, 2020 To Our Beloved Orange County, “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” – James Baldwin All across our country, people of all colors and ages are exercising their constitutional right to speak out against injustice, including racial injustice. As a …
EJR fifth graders participate in the Getty Challenge
Fifth grade students at EJR, under the direction of art teacher Heidi Meier, participated in the Getty Challenge, taking classic pieces of art and recreating them. Take a look at the results – they are pretty remarkable!
Message from Superintendent Tim Mains – Take the Digital Equity Survey; new information for pick-up of student property from schools
Good Evening, Tonight’s message is about a very important survey that we need every student to complete and about plans each school has developed to return personal belongings to students and collect any school property you might have at home. The Digital Equity Survey is our attempt to figure out who does and who does …
A No Place for Hate read-along with Mr. Prestianni and bonus art show
Circleville Elementary School had planned a building-wide No Place for Hate activity, where fourth and fifth grade students would read the books “All are Welcome” and “Say Something!” to their younger schoolmates. The COVID-19 pandemic hit and schools were closed. But that didn’t stop CES from carrying out its activity, spreading the word of inclusion …
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Art Department creates virtual gallery of student art; helps to raise money for food bank
Each year, the Art Department holds an annual “Empty Bowls” fundraiser coinciding with our district-wide art show. It also hosts a senior art show. Since they were unable to physically do this, instead they have put together a virtual gallery in order to showcase the students’ efforts both in school and during this time of …
Pine Bush offers online registration for kindergarten, pre-K students
The Pine Bush Central School District has launched an online registration system for pre-K and kindergarten applications for the 2020-2021 school year. Parents or guardians wishing to register their children for either the pre-K program or for kindergarten for the upcoming school year, must click on Student Registration in the quick links at the bottom …
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Message from Superintendent Tim Mains – Governor extends due date for school vote ballots; dates announced for pick-up of student’s belongings
Dear Pine Bush staff and parents, I have two messages for you tonight: the first is about the extension to our school elections and the second is about the process established for students to pick up their personal belongings and return school property. Today, the governor issued a new executive order modifying the due date …
Check here for your school’s pick-up/drop-off dates, times for school and personal belongings
Each school has announced its plan with dates for students to return school property and pick up their personal belongings that were left when school closed in March. Here is a master list for all schools, with dates and times for the pick-up and drop-off of materials. For more detailed information, go to your school’s …