Sixth-grade students in Stacie Blaut’s science class at CVMS, both virtual and in person, recently took on the tower challenge. Their goal: construct a 12-inch free-standing tower using the least amount of index cards in order to hold a stuffed animal for 20 seconds. The students used a variety of different methods for construction – …
Our pre-k students have been back in the buildings for nearly two weeks. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, students from kindergarten through grade 6 will join them! We will all be masked and socially distanced, of course, but we are so looking forward to seeing those students whose parents have opted for in-person learning. Please click …
A message from Principal Lisa Hankinson: Beginning Monday, Oct. 5, all middle school students will switch their “flex” day to “Mobile Mondays,” in order to put them in sync with their younger siblings who are in our elementary schools. From that point on, all PB students will continue to have asynchronous instruction on “Mobile Mondays” …
All Pine Bush Central School District students will begin the school year learning virtually. Here is the handbook for Circleville Middle School families and students. It is a tool to help guide you and your student through the virtual learning experience. If you need assistance accessing this handbook, email linda.smith@pinebushschools.org.
Circleville Middle School Assistant Principal Seth Siegel has been named the Upstate Jane Golub Gold Star Educator Award winner by the Anti-Defamation League’s No Place for Hate initiative. Each year, the Anti-Defamation League chooses three Gold Star students and an educator from a region for these honor. The Gold Star Educator Award recognizes educators who …
Attention sixth graders and students who are new to Circleville Middle School! Click on the graphic below for the CVMS Orientation video where you will learn so much about your new school and get to meet your teachers. Best wishes to all for the 2020-2021 school year!
After much consideration, it was announced during the Town Hall meeting on Aug. 11 that a decision was made to delay the implementation of the in-school hybrid model for our 7th and 8th grade students. This decision was made in order for us to continue to work on finding a safe way to bring these …