There is an entire catalog of activities provided by our continuing education department this fall for children and adults. Check out the catalog here in English and Spanish. Adults can play some volleyball, basketball, swim, learn to play pickleball, get in shape or tap into wellness. There are classes to better your financial health too! …
Eighty-five Pine Bush Central School District employees were acknowledged Tuesday at the district convocation for their years of service to the district marking 10, 15, 20 25 and 30 years. Two district employees – Lisa Andryshak, a kindergarten teacher at Pakanasink Elementary School, and Kellie VanHaaster, a school-related professional at Circleville Elementary School, were honored …
We celebrated our EJR fifth-grade students who are moving up to middle school! They’ve accomplished so much academically and socially, and have honed their skills in music, band, and athletics. Interim Superintendent of Schools Donna Geidel reminded the students of how much they have grown and matured since entering EJR. She encouraged them to …
The EJR moving-up ceremony will be livestreamed on Wednesday, June 15, starting at 10 a.m. Please join us as we celebrate this wonderful fifth-grade class as they move on to middle school! Click here for the livestream link, which goes live at 10 a.m.
Our EJR and Crispell Odyssey of the Mind teams are back from the world finals in Ames, Iowa! They had a wonderful time and got to meet so many new friends. It’s an experience they will never forget! Both teams did a great job, according to Lori Stapleton, the Odyssey coordinator for Pine Bush Central …
Megan Collins and Laura Bronson’s first-grade students at EJR celebrated the end of their opinion writing unit with an author’s tea! The event included each student sharing a piece of their work with their peers and their parents who joined in via Google Meet. …
Third-grade students in Corrine Vertescher’s class at EJR are building bridges! In science class they are studying invisible forces and the topic covered building strong bridges. The students were tasked with making a strong bridge using just two pieces of paper and a stack of books six inches apart. The students went to work to …
Two Pine Bush Odyssey of the Mind teams are headed to the world competition in Iowa this May, after placing first and second in the New York State championships this weekend in Syracuse. The Edward J. Russell Elementary structure team, coached by Naomi Bush and Doreen Sandor, overcame some design issues and a long …
