“You did it!” proclaimed a very joyous Principal Eric Winter at the Pine Bush Elementary School moving up ceremony, addressing the fifth-graders and noting this was an exceptional group of students. He reminded them of the character traits they focused on throughout the year through the positivity project: teamwork, creativity, integrity, humility, enthusiasm, love of …
Sometimes, visualizing what you want in life – and what you don’t want – gives perspective on what’s really important. Colby Zupetz, the Pine Bush High School Class of 2023 salutatorian, has that figured out. “I can see my goals in the future and what I want,” said Colby. “I know to be successful I …
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Several years ago, Rebecca Magnetico attended her cousin’s graduation ceremony and listened to the valedictorian’s speech. It made an impression on her for sure. “I definitely remember thinking that it would be cool to be in that position,” she recalled. “But I didn’t really think it would actually happen.” Oh, it’s happening. On Friday, June …
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Based on the forecast for this afternoon and evening, the Pine Bush High School’s commencement ceremony at Thomas F. Lonergan Field has been moved to 4 p.m. Our team has determined that the best opportunity to have the outdoor ceremony will be at 4 p.m. Students must arrive at the high school by 3 p.m. …
The Pine Bush High School Class of 2023 is scheduled to graduate this Friday at 7 p.m. However, the weather forecast currently shows a possibility of rain at that time. Therefore, we want you to know that we may adjust the time of the graduation in order to keep the ceremony outdoors on Friday. It …
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The Pakanasink Elementary School fifth-grade students received sage advice from their principal and superintendent Tuesday at their moving-up ceremony. “Enjoy your new experiences, new people and new teachers,” said Principal Brian Breheny. “My advice is to make smart decisions when you choose your friends. Work hard – what’s worth learning is worth working hard for. …
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The summer reading assignments are available now! Click here for seventh and eighth grade middle school assignments as well as assignments for Grades 9 through 12. Happy reading!
Let’s celebrate our Circleville Elementary School fifth-grade students who are moving up to middle school! These students have accomplished so much academically and socially, and have honed their skills in music, band, and athletics. Principal Kristin Slover congratulated the students and wished them continued success in middle school. Superintendent Brian Dunn also wished them the …
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Fifth-grade students at Edward J. Russell Elementary School had a terrific day for their moving-up ceremony on Wednesday morning, June 14. Parents, guardians and family members were excited as the students walked toward the large white tent where the ceremony would take place. The soon-to-be middle school students received plenty of sage advice from teachers …
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Please be aware that late in the afternoon Wednesday, June 14, we were made aware of a threatening statement that was allegedly made during the school day by a Circleville Middle School student. As soon as this information was received, building administrators, Superintendent Brian Dunn and local law enforcement started our protocols to investigate the …
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