Congratulations to our latest Class of 2023 graduates! Seven seniors earned their diplomas on Thursday, Aug. 17, after completing their coursework. They were enthusiastically cheered by their family and friends as well as district officials. Xangel Valentine Leppert Jones, Aleena E. Phillips, Josephine L. Rodriguez, Amy Jaskaran Singh and Jennifer M. Zamora Cela processed into …
UPDATE: Corrected bus notices will be emailed the week of Aug. 21 to all those who received inaccurate information. The mistake in the information sent was in the departure time at the end of the school day and their arrival time at their bus stop. The time provided was earlier than the dismissal time at …
The fall varsity and JV sports tryout and practice schedule is now posted. In order to participate in fall sports tryouts, athletes must have a completed online registration, current physical exam on file and an approved clearance status from the school nurse.
During the school year, breakfast and lunch meals are available to children through the Pine Bush School Nutrition Department, but when schools are out, they can lose access to good nutrition. Summer is a time for adventure and fun and our program makes sure children have the proper nutrition, helping to alleviate summertime food insecurity …
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Pine Bush Central Schools respects our students’ rights to express themselves in many ways, including in the way they dress. All students attending Pine Bush Schools are expected to give proper attention to personal cleanliness and dress appropriately for the learning environment, with safety at the forefront. “We believe we should raise the standards in …
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Update: We have added an additional day of appointments for Pine Bush High School students on Tuesday, Sept. 26. Click here for more information and to secure your spot! Pine Bush Central Schools is teaming up with MCORE Foundation to provide students, ages 12 and up, with a free screening for early detection of cardiac …
Madelline Monahan and Tam-Ann Thai were named recipients of the National Junior Honor Society Outstanding Achievement Award. Both Madelline and Tam-Ann, rising ninth-graders who attended Crispell Middle School, will receive $500 scholarships. Just five hundred recipients are named nationwide. “It has been such a pleasure working with these two young women and writing their recommendations,” …
Thirty-three middle schools students participated in the Human Rights Academy at Circleville Middle School. The academy members had an enriching week of advancing their understanding of the Declaration of Human Rights with engaging activities, guest speakers, a community service project and a trip to the United Nations in New York City. The 2023 Human Rights …
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“Whatever you do, I know it will be great. Make a difference in people’s lives.” Those were the closing remarks from Lenny Esposito, retired New York Police Department detective and retired United States Army major, who gave the keynote address to the graduates of the Leadership and Law Summer Enrichment Academy. The graduates numbered 123 …
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Janice Barth went old school with the Fine Art Summer Academy this year. Her students focused on traditional art this year, including working in the darkroom! The students worked with clay on the potter’s wheel as well as sculpting with their hands. In the dark room they learned how to work with negatives and enlarging. …
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