The students in Pine Bush High School’s Youth in Government club worked diligently on their platform planks. They were preparing to participate and compete in the area platform convention, which was held at Minisink High School last week. The convention mimics the major political parties with participants presenting policies they believe should be adopted for …
Clue is a hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery as six guests gather at a remote mansion for an unusual dinner party. Murder and blackmail break out as their host ends up dead. They are all suspects and the body count rises! Inspired by the classic board game, this show is a comedy whodunit with the audience laughing …
The PBHS Wellness Club and Art Club had a joint meeting recently to do some art therapy. Kristin Raucci, who guides the Wellness Club, and Janice Barth, the lead for the Art Club, brought their students together for a lesson in art therapy. In this class, the large group used clay to make individual pinch …
Let’s hear it for our STARS Academy honor roll students! Great work this first quarter. You’ve done the hard work and it shows. STARS Honor Roll Jadyn Amore LeAnn Baxley Kiara Castro Damian Cespedes Logan Clarke Mason Gill Matthew Goldberg Josiah Gomez Aaliyah Larkin Jaydynn Meyer Aspen McLoughlin Jessica Serrano Selvyn Scott Amy Singh …
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Pine Bush High School inducted 93 students into its National Honor Society Thursday evening, Oct. 6. Seventy-seven juniors and 16 seniors were honored for their academics as well as their character, leadership and service. The criteria for students to be invited for membership in National Honor Society are: achieve a cumulative average of at least …
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Attention Pine Bush High School parents and guardians: when emailing an absence note for your student, please send it to PBHSAttendance@pinebushschools.org.
Good afternoon. Today, September 22, 2022, the high school administrative team became aware of a YouTube post that contained a video threat made over the summer by one of our own students. The student was immediately removed from class to begin an investigation. Local law enforcement officials were promptly notified and have been directly involved …
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Flu, or influenza, spreads easily and can make people very sick, especially children. Flu symptoms include: fever or chills body aches cough sore throat headache runny or stuffy nose feeling very tired stomach problems and diarrhea (especially in children)) Unlike a cold, the flu comes on very suddenly. Prevent flu Flu vaccine is the best …
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New York State Senator James Skoufis is accepting applications for the fall cohort of his Youth Advisory Council. The deadline to apply is Friday, Sept. 30. The council will be a small group of students ranging from 14-21 years old that are passionate and curious about state and local government. The student-led group …
Our STARS Academy students participated in a lesson on positive psychology. They learned and identified their individual character strengths using an online scientific survey. Afterwards, students created awesome t-shirts with their top character strength – love, bravery, perseverance – that will be used for a future team building activity.
