What’s for breakfast? And lunch!
The April menus are now available! Remember, meals are provided for all students at no charge at all Pine Bush schools. Click here to see what’s for lunch…and breakfast in April!
Category: Circleville Elementary
Fifth-graders visit and look forward to CVMS
PAK and CES 5th graders visited CVMS on Wednesday, March 25, to get a peek at what middle school will be like! The presentation included a wonderful performance by our symphonic and jazz bands, a warm welcome from our Principal Lisa Hankinson and Assistant Principal Seth Siegel, and information from our counselors Jessica Guerrieri and …
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Music in Our Schools Month is celebrated at all-district music gathering
The energy at Pine Bush High School was electric on Thursday, March 26, as the district gathered for its annual All-District Music Day. It wasn’t just a concert; it was a massive collaborative workshop bringing together the district’s musicians. The event transformed the high school auditorium into a hub of creativity, hosting band …
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CES celebrates raising $15K for American Heart Association with some pi(e)
Let’s celebrate Pi Day! They do it in a very special way at CES! Math takes center stage, of course, as students learn about the mathematical constant, Pi (3.14159), but there is excitement for another reason. Watch our short video here. The student at each grade level who raised the most money for the …
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The Esperanza experience
There is so much to look forward to in fifth grade. At Circleville Elementary School, the Esperanza Rising experience is certainly a highlight!. All fifth-grade students at CES read the Scholastic classic, Esperanza Rising. But they don’t just read it; they experience it! Esperanza is a young girl living a life of privilege …
Three Pine Bush teams head to states in Odyssey of the Mind competition
Three Pine Bush teams are heading to the state competition in Syracuse for the Odyssey of the Mind state competition on March 21, after the Region 5 competition at OU BOCES on Feb. 28. CVMS took on problem 5, Taller Tales of John Jivery, and took first place in their Division 2. Circleville Elementary …
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High School Football players Make Reading Cool for Elementary Students
Monday was an exciting day here in our Pine Bush elementary schools. Members of the Pine Bush High School football team traveled to the district’s elementary schools to celebrate Read Across America Week. They read books to the younger students – classics, funny ones, newer books and books the kids already know and love. A …
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Hooray for 100 days!
Friday, Feb. 13 was our 100th day of school here in the Pine Bush Central School District! Woo hoo! Our younger students in the elementary schools celebrated by dressing like 100-year-old people, which is always a highlight of the day. It also included lots of 100-centric educational activities. Like sorting …
Heart health was the topic as CES kicks off Kids’ Heart Challenge
February is heart health month and our elementary schools are driving that message home. At CES, Cara Donohoe from the American Heart Association talked to students about how to keep their hearts healthy – drink water to stay hydrated, eat smart with lots of lean protein, fruits and vegetables, sleep 9-12 hours each day, move …
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The puzzle project has CES classes telling their story
Art teacher Kelsey Skudder is turning Circleville Elementary into a giant masterpiece. In a school-wide “puzzle project,” every student—from pre-K to 5th grade—is creating a unique piece of a larger story. While Pre-K masters the traditional self-portrait, older grades are diving a little deeper: Kindergarten is mapping emotions through color. Grade 1 is …
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