What is Unity? The students at Circleville Middle School certainly know. As part of their No Place for Hate kickoff, these students celebrated Unity Day and what it means to be united. Each of the sixth-grade students attending school chose a puzzle piece and wrote how they can bring unity and kindness to their fellow …
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Flu, or influenza, spreads easily and can make people very sick, especially children. As a reminder, flu symptoms include: fever or chills, body aches, cough, sore throat, headache, runny or stuffy nose, feeling very tired. Some people, especially children, may have stomach problems and diarrhea. Unlike a cold, the flu comes on very suddenly. Prevent …
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Monday, Oct. 26 kicks off the 31st annual Red Ribbon Week, sponsored by the Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council (ADAC) of Orange County. Monroe-Woodbury is the host district for this first-ever virtual Red Ribbon Week. The theme of the week is Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free. The week starts strong with special guest …
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It’s School Board Recognition Week! A heartfelt THANK YOU to our board members for all of the time and dedication they give in supporting our school district. Strong schools build strong communities and they have done a tremendous job in making us PB Strong! We will formally recognize them at our next board meeting on …
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Due to the EJR school closure, all students will return to the virtual schedule they followed when school started in September. The schedule is posted here, below and will also be posted in each teachers’ Google Classroom. All students will follow the virtual schedule with their classroom and homeroom teachers through Friday, Oct. 30. In-person, …
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Here are the CVMS Aquila Academy STAR Students for October 2020. Congratulations and keep up the great work! Jacob Drake Braydan Hultslander Logan Johnson Jeffrey Paes Javion Roldan Janalys Gavilanez Daniel Hickman Daniel Hufcut Harmony Ramirez Rayne Rasul Johnathan Bolding Emily Cassese Felicity Gonzalez Alex Kadanthod Marvin Valcin Brady Fandl Danellie Fernandez Max Fox Daniel …
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This story has been updated to include the contact information of the new SRO at PBHS as of Sept. 2021, Officer Christie Meany. Starting Nov. 2, 2020,PBHS students can take their learner permit test right at school. Pine Bush High School students who are at least 16 and looking to get their learner permit have …
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Tuesday night, the board of education approved a leave of absence for Superintendent Tim Mains, commencing Oct. 14, 2020. During Mr. Mains’ absence, former Assistant Superintendent Donna Geidel will return to the district to serve as acting superintendent. Mrs. Geidel has been a member of the Pine Bush Central School District for more than 30 …
Sixth-grade students in Stacie Blaut’s science class at CVMS, both virtual and in person, recently took on the tower challenge. Their goal: construct a 12-inch free-standing tower using the least amount of index cards in order to hold a stuffed animal for 20 seconds. The students used a variety of different methods for construction – …
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The Pine Bush Counseling Department has partnered with the Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA), giving our Pine Bush families an opportunity to attend virtual college and career fairs. Students and parents may browse the available events via this link, sign up for specific events and connect directly with representatives. For more than 30 years, …
