Congratulations CES fifth-graders!! The moving-up ceremony was a true celebration of all they have accomplished this year and how much they’ve grown during their time here at Circleville Elementary. If you missed the in-person event or the livestream, or if you just want to relive it, click here to watch the ceremony!
Congratulations to our EJR fifth-graders who had their moving-up ceremony this morning. If you missed it, click here to watch! On to middle school!
Surrounded by her teammates and family, Elysia Jackson signed her national letter of intent to run track at Division I Le Moyne College in Syracuse. Coach Robin Renahan described Elysia as “a very special athlete” who has made many contributions to the track and field program. “She is an athlete that can do …
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Keep the kids busy this summer, and have some fun yourself. Click here for the Continuing Education Summer Catalog!
Last week, CVMS Principal Lee Hankinson and Assistant Principal Seth Siegel hosted a celebration. They invited district administrators, Wawanda Security personnel and a grateful set of parents, Danielle and Christopher Brown, to recognize security guard Larry Dunn, whose quick thinking, calm demeanor and training helped saved the life of a student who was choking. …
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Andrea Urmston’s fourth-graders recently conducted a taste test. The goal was to see if people prefer name brand items or their store brand counterparts. On the day of the taste test, they invited third, fourth and fifth grades and any other staff members who wanted to help with the research. Using their best …
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Back in October, EJR third-grade teacher Sarah Levato got 125 brown trout eggs through the Trout in the Classroom program. Her students have been keeping a trout journal throughout the school year. They learned about the lifecycle of the trout and looked forward to them becoming fingerlings so they could release them. …
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What an amazing group of young people! The Class of 2026 top 30 seniors were honored at a moving ceremony on May 28 and they, in turn, had the honor of recognizing someone in their school life who had an impact on them. Some honorees were elementary teachers and middle school teachers, coaches, counselors …
We have… emus! Stacy Venzel’s fourth-grade class’s emus hatched overnight on June 4. The students had watched the beginning of the lengthy hatching process during the school day. Students welcomed “blonde” emus Graham Cracker and Big Bird. As they’ve grown, Big Bird turned out to be the smaller of the two! This class also …
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Enter the Pine Bush High School lobby and your eye is drawn to a new, original, colorful mural! It started as an idea from PBHS science teacher Kara Sprague who suggested that the art department could bring a welcoming message to the main lobby. National Art Honor Society advisor Janice Barth made it …
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