Crispell students in Allie White’s Students Making a Difference Club and members of Robin Evans’ select choir spread some holiday cheer Thursday, to residents young and young at heart. Dressed in the holiday spirit with colorful antlers and wide smiles, they made two stops – Over the Moon Nursery School and Pine Crest Senior Center. …
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Students are tinkering in the Crispell Library! Our maker space has just added a new station. One week they have a “Breaker Space” in which students take apart a piece of donated electronics. They use tools and work together to disassemble the item and explore what is inside making this gadget work. The following week, …
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Time to celebrate our Crispell scholars! The first quarter honor roll/high honor roll is posted.
The Crispell Students Making A Difference Club does just what the name says. These altruistic students, along with their advisor, science teacher Allie White, have great plans to help their greater community. For the past two weeks, the students held a food drive that doubled as a homeroom competition. Each can/item earned the homeroom one …
Twice each year, the Mid-Hudson School Study Council honors different groups of education professionals who display excellence in their field. This fall, three nominees from the Pine Bush Central School District were recognized by the MHSSC for their excellence to our district and our students: Excellence in Administration – Christopher Mummery, assistant principal Crispell Middle …
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Nov. 16 is SRP Recognition Day! The district honored all our school-related professionals, which includes behavioral aides, school monitors, teacher aides and teaching assistants, with a small token of appreciation – some sweets! Executive Director of Human Resources Angela Wise-Landman visited each school in the district handing out the bags of sweets that included the …
As part of the curriculum, sixth-grade students at Crispell Middle School study ancient cultures. That includes Tara Bruyn’s art class, which is now studying Greek pottery. The students will be working on their pottery over the next few weeks. Ms. Bruyn explained that the clay dries to an orange color and they can glaze it …
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The modified girls volleyball team improved their record to 2-1 with a win against Washingtonville Tuesday night at Pine Bush High School. They won five of their six sets. “They have improved greatly with working together as a team on and off the court,” said Coach Janell Budd. “I am so proud of their progress …
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A huge thank you to our custodial staff members who maintain our buildings and grounds and keep our students and faculty safe, especially over these past 19 months. Everyone is accustomed to our buildings being clean, sanitized, safe for everyone, day after day. That takes a tremendous amount of time and work. Our custodial staff …
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The girls modified volleyball team took on Newburgh at the Pine Bush High School gym on Thursday, Sept. 23. This was their very first game as a team and these awesome young ladies from Circleville and Crispell won all six of their sets! The PB volleyball program rocks, and these up-and-coming players will keep that …
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