Ariana Lofrese’s students learned all about the voting process during the week of the presidential election. She and SRP Diane Nawoschik held a mock election for a class mascot. The candidates – a penguin and a wolf. Ms. Lofrese gave each of the candidates a motto about learning, character traits and perspectives on learning …
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The PBE November newsletter is available! Have a look at what’s happening throughout our school!
Progress reports for all students in pre-K through grade 5 are available starting Nov. 1, only on SchoolTool, our parent portal. If you do not have a SchoolTool account, click here for a short video walking you through the process of signing up. If you already have a SchoolTool account, click here for video instructions …
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Tara Tuttle’s kindergartners at PBE did a pumpkin investigation recently. They used words to describe their pumpkin, both on the inside and the outside. They talked about the parts of a pumpkin and also got to measure their pumpkin with Unifix cubes and weigh it on a scale. After that was all done, …
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This year, Stacey Venzel’s fourth grade at PBE is again continuing with the Mystery Reader program. The class was excited—and surprised!—to welcome a fellow PBE student (and graduate of Ms. Venzel’s class) to the Mystery Reader chair! Rylee Ortiz, a fifth-grader in Patricia. LoPresti’s class, read one of her favorite books, “Today I …
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While most celebrated Wacky Wear, Wacky Hair Wednesday during Spirit Week, Pine Bush Elementary School had a special spirit day dedicated to awareness for Kabuki Syndrome. This rare genetic disorder is special to the staff and students at PBE because Ashlyn Cardone, a student at PBE, lives with Kabuki. Children and adults with …
The 2024-2025 school year brings with it a school counselor supporting each of the Pine Bush Central School District elementary schools. The four elementary school counselors are: Deana Lenz – Circleville Elementary School Andi Simmons – Edward J. Russell Elementary School Carina Saint Louis – Pakanasink Elementary School Maureen Corcoran – Pine Bush Elementary School …
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Have a look at the menus for the month of October! Remember, all students in the district receive breakfast and lunch free of charge throughout the school year. Enjoy! Pre-K K-5 Middle School High School
Five-day meal boxes will be available for pick-up through the Pine Bush Central School District School Nutrition Department in August for all children age 18 and under. Meal boxes will include a variety of fresh seasonal produce, bread, cereal and cereal bars, milk, peanut butter or eggs, and cheese. In order to sign …
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The Pine Bush Central School District general education summer school program begins Monday, July 8, and runs through Thursday, Aug. 8. The special education summer program runs from July 8 through Aug. 15. Elementary School – Students from Circleville Elementary and Pakanasink will meet at PAK from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., Monday through Thursday. …
