Green was the color of choice last week at Pine Bush High School. The Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Skills class organized a spirit week, shining a light on the Say Something campaign, a program through Sandy Hook Promise. The program teaches students in elementary, middle and high school to recognize the warning signs of someone …
Classrooms around the district celebrated Pi Day on March 14. Pi, one of the most well-known mathematical constants, is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Pi will yield the result 3.141592654. It’s not exact. Pi is actually an irrational number – a decimal with no end and no repeating pattern. At …
Continue reading “CES celebrates Pi Day in the most fun way”
Crispell’s Students Making A Difference (SMAD) club went to the Walden Humane Society recently to bring a donation and interact with the beautiful cats and dogs. The students have been collecting deposit bottles and cans all school year in their program “Plastic for Puppies,” where they cash in the recyclables that will benefit the …
Continue reading “Crispell makes a big difference for the Walden Humane Society”
PBHS students – here is a reminder – If it’s time to get your learner permit, you can do it right here at Pine Bush High School! Read more below! PBHS students may take their written learner permit test at the high school
What a magical St. Patrick’s Day for the students in Amy Roepe’s pre-K class at Circleville Elementary School! The eager kids made their very own leprechaun traps – some at home and others in school. On Thursday, they set their traps in the hope of catching one of the cagey pixies. On Friday …
Continue reading “The elusive Lucky the Leprechaun visits Circleville pre-K class”
Congratulations to our Pine Bush High School mathletes for their success in Section B this year against teams from Valley Central, Monticello, Middletown, and Fallsburg. Pine Bush B team came in first place in Section B, while our A team placed second! A-team Senior Aaron Schoenberg also won a medal for the highest scoring individual …
Continue reading “PBHS mathletes take first and second place in section”
The unified bowling team celebrated a very successful season with a pizza party Monday, March 11. Athletic Director Jen Evans, Coach Mike Terwilliger and all who partnered to make this team such a success – Marie Tobin, Brian Heller, Diane Higgins, Julie Salisbury, Ashley Jennings and Marisol Burgos – provided the party so that the …
Continue reading “Unified bowling team celebrates their successful season”
Pine Bush High School gridiron stars made their way back to elementary school to help celebrate National Reading Month with our younger students, giving the message that reading is important throughout your life. The high school students broke into teams and headed to the four elementary schools. Many of the players were returning …
Continue reading “Football team spreads the message of literacy while visiting elementary schools”
Third, fourth and fifth-graders at Circleville Elementary School collaborated for an amazing project for Black History Month in February, that also carries through for Women’s History Month in March. Katie Galt, the librarian at Circleville Elementary School, gave each student a piece of the puzzle that would be put together to create a mural showcasing …
Continue reading “CES students create mural honoring Black Americans”
This morning, Monday, March 11, at approximately 9:45 a.m. Pine Bush High School administrators issued a hold-in-place order, which limits movement throughout the building by students and staff. There were two unrelated incidents of fighting in the building earlier in the morning. Another disruption ensued later when two of the same students involved in an …
Continue reading “District’s statement on altercations at PBHS Monday, March 11”
