Pine Bush Elementary School is now represented at the Children’s Peace Monument in Hiroshima, Japan, with 1,000 paper cranes and wishes for peace in our world. The project started with Stacey Venzel, a fourth-grade teacher at PBE. She invited students throughout the school to participate by folding paper into cranes. Their goal: 1,000 …
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PBE! The supply lists for the 2026-2027 school year are available here! Take advantage of those sales before the school year begins. Enjoy the rest of the summer!
Again this year, the Pine Bush Central School District is sponsoring a Summer Meals To-Go program for children 18 and under. The program is funded by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture. This program provides five-day meal boxes with a variety of fresh seasonal produce, bread or English muffins, whole grain cereal and cereal …
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Let’s hear it for our PBE fifth-graders! Their families and teachers gathered Monday to celebrate all they have accomplished and wish them well in middle school. Superintendent Joe Lenz shared in the excitement in the Pine Bush High School auditorium. “Today we celebrate a very special milestone for our fifth-grade students as they prepare …
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Pine Bush Elementary students took part in the Presidential Mile recently. Third, fourth and fifth-grade students ran qualifying races to secure a spot in the finals on the high school track. The qualifiers ran four laps, getting a popsicle stick from their teacher for each lap to keep track. In addition, their teachers gave …
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Congratulations to our PBE fifth-graders who had their moving-up ceremony! If you missed it or would just like to relive it, click here to watch!
Keep the kids busy this summer, and have some fun yourself. Click here for the Continuing Education Summer Catalog!
We have… emus! Stacy Venzel’s fourth-grade class’s emus hatched overnight on June 4. The students had watched the beginning of the lengthy hatching process during the school day. Students welcomed “blonde” emus Graham Cracker and Big Bird. As they’ve grown, Big Bird turned out to be the smaller of the two! This class also …
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The June menus are available now! So much good food for all students at no cost. Have a look and make your student’s breakfast and lunch plans until the last day of school!
On Tuesday, May 26, the board of education amended the student calendar, making Thursday and Friday, June 25 and 26, half days for elementary and middle school. June 26 is the last day of school.
