The enthusiasm was amazing! Our Class of 2025 seniors were treated to a wonderful bus parade, celebrating their accomplishments and their soon-to-be graduation. After the senior picnic, busloads of seniors headed to the Pakanasink and CVMS parking lot to begin the parade. Students and staff throughout the district made signs and cheered on the seniors …
Pine Bush Central School District voters approved the $149,849,943 budget, with 65 percent of voters supporting this 2025-2026 spending plan. The three incumbent candidates faced no opposition for their seats on the board. Gretchen Meier, Erik Buckley and Dori Johnson will begin their new three-year terms on July 1, 2025. “We are incredibly thankful to …
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The Pine Bush High School/Crispell and the Circleville Elementary School Odyssey of the Mind teams are on their way to the world competition in East Lansing, Michigan! CES did its traditional clap-out for the team on Monday. Early Tuesday morning, several Odyssey team members and coaches gathered at CES to board a school bus to …
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A reminder to all parents and guardians – Pine Bush schools are closed Thursday, May 22, 2025 for all students and 10-month staff. This is a result of having one additional emergency closing day left over. As planned, schools will also be closed on Friday, May 23 and the entire district will be closed on …
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Members of our unified sports teams – basketball and bowling – were recognized by the board of education at its May 6 meeting. “Unified sports show us what we have in common,” said Jen Evans, the district’s athletic director. “It teaches us that everyone deserves a place on the team. We challenge each other, we …
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A festive afternoon and the color red was abundant as Ketura Rutty and Leticia Watson signed their letters of intent to play basketball and attend Dominican University in the fall. Both Ketura and Leticia are stand-out players on the court as well as for the Pine Bush flag football team. More importantly, they are excellent …
It was a festive night at North Rockland Wednesday, May 7, as the Mid-Hudson School Study Council presented its awards of excellence. Pine Bush Interim Superintendent of Schools Amy Brockner received an Excellence in Educational Leadership award; district volunteer Raven Atria received an Excellence Award for Community Service; and Lisa Quick, a fourth-grade teacher at …
Pine Bush High School inducted 19 students into its National Art Honor Society on April 23. Seniors Grace Grant Ronnie Sabag Maya Oakes Juniors Jackson Hujus Anneliese Vitale Julia Cabrera Ella Humphrey Sophomores Alexx Boniface Brooke Gluszak Sophia Mavelyn Aquino Conor Kilgore Caydene Losey Maxwell Moser Chloe Rosa Isabella Santiago Iyana Steinard Brady Trosclair Harrison …
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This weekend, students from Crispell Middle School, Circleville Middle School and Pine Bush High School participated in the Orange County Music Educators Association (OCMEA) Junior High All-County Festival at Monroe Woodbury High School. Pine Bush had students participating in all-county chorus, band and orchestra. In addition, CVMS band teacher Peter Gehres was this year’s junior …
Two Pine Bush employees and one dedicated volunteer from our district will be honored on May 7 by the Mid-Hudson School Study Council (MHSSC) at a ceremony in North Rockland. Interim Superintendent of Schools Amy Brockner is receiving a Mid Hudson School Study Council Excellence Award in Educational Leadership. Circleville Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Lisa …
