The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many in our community to become food insecure. While meals for school-aged children are distributed free through the district’s Food Services department each week at Circleville Middle School and Pine Bush High School, families may still have need. Here is a list of agencies that provide food to those in …
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Want to know what’s going on at CVMS? Here’s the November-December newsletter. Have a look and be in the know! You can always find the most recent CVMS newsletter on the school web page. Click on “Circleville Middle School Resources” in the school links.
Some students in grades 7 and 8 will be joining the sixth graders at Circleville Middle School beginning Tuesday, Nov. 10 for hybrid/in-person learning. Others will be back on Friday, Nov. 13. Here is an updated handbook for those returning to the building and their families. Have a look and get acquainted with the new …
Dear Parents, The New York State Education Department (NYSED) has developed a Parent Dashboard to increase transparency and make information about school performance and other school-level data easier for parents and the public to access. The Parent Dashboard is part of New York’s Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) plan, which emphasizes equity in education for all …
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What is Unity? The students at Circleville Middle School certainly know. As part of their No Place for Hate kickoff, these students celebrated Unity Day and what it means to be united. Each of the sixth-grade students attending school chose a puzzle piece and wrote how they can bring unity and kindness to their fellow …
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We are excited to announce that we will be inviting our hybrid students in grades 7-12 back into our school buildings beginning Tuesday, Nov. 10 (which will be an “A” day). Students who have signed up for hybrid learning will learn virtually from home for three days per week (including Mobile Mondays for all) and …
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Monday, Oct. 26 kicks off the 31st annual Red Ribbon Week, sponsored by the Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council (ADAC) of Orange County. Monroe-Woodbury is the host district for this first-ever virtual Red Ribbon Week. The theme of the week is Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free. The week starts strong with special guest …
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Here are the CVMS Aquila Academy STAR Students for October 2020. Congratulations and keep up the great work! Jacob Drake Braydan Hultslander Logan Johnson Jeffrey Paes Javion Roldan Janalys Gavilanez Daniel Hickman Daniel Hufcut Harmony Ramirez Rayne Rasul Johnathan Bolding Emily Cassese Felicity Gonzalez Alex Kadanthod Marvin Valcin Brady Fandl Danellie Fernandez Max Fox Daniel …
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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 – …
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Have a look at the CVMS October newsletter!
