The Pine Bush High School Art Department is presenting Empty Bowls on Tuesday, March 19, in the high school cafeteria, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Enjoy a simple meal of soup and bread and take home a handmade bowl as a reminder of those in the community who are hungry. This is the 12th year …
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Pine Bush Superintendent Tim O. Mains sent this letter to the New York Times in response to the newspaper’s article regarding the school district, which was published on March 1, 2019.
Students in all four Pine Bush elementary schools participated in the Hour of Code, a world-wide initiative to encourage boys and girls to get involved in computer science. Circleville, EJR and PBE third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students all participated, while second- through fifth-grade students at Pakanasink had the opportunity to sit and try their hand …
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The district’s comprehensive report of efforts made since 2015 to combat discrimination and harassment in our schools is available here.
We have recently become aware of a social media challenge targeting children and young adults called the Momo Challenge. It has created concern throughout the country because of its disturbing nature. The Momo Challenge can be found on WhatsApp (a free smartphone messaging application) and on Facebook. The challenge involves a frightening character making contact …
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There has been much talk and we have received several inquiries about the unusual circumstances that caused us to have both a late arrival AND an early dismissal for secondary students only on Wednesday, January 30, 2019. We thought it might be helpful if we shared a bit more detail about the thinking behind these …
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There were many proud parents and students at the Jan. 8 school board meeting as the Pine Bush Board of Education honored its fall scholar athletes, all 124 of them. In order to be considered a scholar athlete, students must maintain a 90 or above overall grade point average in the classroom and compete on …
Congratulations to Taylor Pannell, the Pine Bush High School junior who was named the Times Herald-Record female Scholar Athlete of the Month for December. Taylor just had a stellar season on the volleyball court and is now hitting the hardwood for the Pine Bush basketball team, all while excelling in the classroom. We are proud!
The Justice League prevailed! And not just on the big screen. On Friday, Dec. 21, there were 21 teams at the start of the annual boat races, held at the high school pool on the last day of classes before the winter break. By the end of the event, the Justice League stood alone. Students …
Crispell eighth-grade students got a close-up look at a day in the life of a chiropractor – and a carpenter, pilot, EMT, firefighter, photographer, veterinarian and so many others. Twenty-seven professionals attended Crispell Middle School on Dec. 4 for the annual Career Day. Students had the opportunity to watch demonstrations and ask questions about each …
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