Jennifer Laubach, Catherine Stevens and Jessica Fobert[‘s fourth-grade students at PBE celebrated Native American Day on Nov. 21. The students learned about the Native American tribes from New York through making crafts and playing games. They made wampum belts of their own design and learned that these belts were used as a sign of good …
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Unity Day at CVMS brought students from all grades to share their ideas about unity and create a beautiful mural in the process. Assistant Principal Seth Siegel said students discussed just what unity means to them at CVMS. They talked about creating unity here at CVMS and they wrote their ideas of …
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Circleville Middle School was decked out in red ribbons to mark Red Ribbon Week at the end of October. There were posters hanging around the school letting students know the significance of Red Ribbon Week and a full week of activities to get the word out. Red Ribbon Week is a week each …
The first quarter honor roll has been released! Check here to see the Crispell Middle School students who earned their way to honor roll, high honor roll and principal’s list.
The first quarter honor roll has been released! Check here to see the Circleville Middle School students who earned their way to honor roll, high honor roll and principal’s list.
CVMS sixth-graders visited the Trailside Museums and Zoo at Bear Mountain State Park on Thursday, Nov. 16. The students had the chance to see animals native to our area up close and learn about the importance of conserving their natural habitat. In addition, the four museums offered wonderful learning opportunities in geology, reptiles, …
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Crispell’s Students Making a Difference Club really does make a difference! The students organized its annual Thanksgiving can drive, where boxes are dropped in each classroom. The homeroom with the most donations wins a pizza party! Now that’s incentive. The drive collected enough food to assemble 15 boxes, which will feed 15 local families. There …
Elena Kwoka moved from Ukraine to Pine Bush when she was just four years old. She and her family embraced their new life here in America. However, they have kept their Ukrainian culture close to their hearts and have passed their love of their culture on to the next generation in their family. …
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What an amazing evening! The Pine Bush English as a New Language (ENL) International Potluck was a rousing success as the ENL program truly celebrated our district’s diversity. David Miele and Maureen Curtain, ENL team leaders for elementary and second respectively, welcomed everyone to the event. ENL staff introduced themselves to all in the crowded …
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In an effort to improve communication with our families, the district will be transitioning from the School Messenger mass notification system to ParentSquare. Parents, guardians and staff have received emails to join Parent Square and download the app. Click here to view more information on our district website about ParentSquare. ParentSquare is an app-based communication …
