Reelect Meier, Johnson, elect Watkins to the board of education Voters in the Pine Bush Central School District have approved the district’s $118,775,551 budget for the 2019-2020 school year. Voters were split on the two capital improvement propositions, voting yes on the first, which addresses critical issues at each of the district’s seven buildings, and …
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At the beginning of this school year, staff members at Crispell Middle School decided, in addition to academic excellence, they would strive to make a big difference in our environment. “When we heard about the Orange County Green Star Schools Program (OCGSSP), Crispell Middle School was excited to jump on board,” said Assistant Principal Jennifer …
As part of the Summer Reading at New York Libraries, the State Education Department and myON by Renaissance are partnering to bring thousands of enhanced digital books to children and their families all around the state. From May 1 through Sept. 30, children and their parents will have unlimited access to the Renaissance myON digital …
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Pine Bush students represented their district with pride Tuesday, May 7, at the No Place For Hate Capital Region Recognition Ceremony, bringing home the Gold Status for each of the district’s seven schools, and one student – Crispell’s Hailey Korpai – being named a Gold Star student. Each of Pine Bush’s schools – Pine Bush …
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Student, Parent and Instructional Staff Surveys The Pine Bush Central School District is proud to announce that we will be administering surveys produced by the U.S. Department of Education through the end of the school year. This process demonstrates our commitment to helping keep students safe and always improving our learning environments. During the months …
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The following letter was received by the Pine Bush Central School District from the Orange County Department of Health regarding the measles outbreak in the county. A copy was sent home with all elementary students. STEVEN M. NEUHAUS COUNTY EXECUTIVE DR. IRINA GELMAN, DPM, MPH, PhDc COMMISSIONER COUNTY OF ORANGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICE …
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The Pine Bush Central School District is currently looking for a volunteer within the community to fill an opening as a member on the district Audit Committee for the 2019-2020 school year. This is a board committee consisting of three board of education members and four community members. Anyone interested in filling the open position …
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The Pine Bush Central School District has so much to be proud of – hard-working, high-achieving students, dedicated staff, innovative programs. Here’s one more thing – Pine Bush High School has been named to the 2019 US News Best High Schools list. “We are very happy to have made the US News high school national …
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Voters will elect three members to the Pine Bush Board of Education from the six candidates seeking office on May 21. These are unpaid positions and carry a three-year term, running from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2022. The candidates, in the order in which they will appear on the ballot, are: Dori Johnson …
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Expanded foreign language program, AP computer science highlights in 2019-2020 budget Pine Bush Central School District residents will vote on a $118,775,551 million budget on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, an increase of 2.23 percent from the current budget. Voters will also decide on two capital improvement projects totaling $53.9 million. The tax levy for this …
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