2019-2020 Requirement for meningococcal vaccine
All students entering grades 7 and 12 must have proof of receiving the meningococcal vaccine. Click here for the details.
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State issues joint statement on removal of non-medical exemption from school vaccination requirements
Read the joint statement here from the New York State Department of Education, Department of Health and Office of Children and Family Services regarding the new legislation removing non-medical exemption from school vaccination requirements .
Health information you need to know if your child is starting school in Pine Bush
As of July 1, 2018 New York State law requires a health examination for all students entering the school district for the first time and when entering Pre-K or K, 1st , 3rd , 5th , 7th , 9th , and 11th grade. The examination must be completed by a New York State licensed physician, …
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Pine Bush celebrates its student-athletes moving on to the collegiate level
There are 22 Pine Bush High School student-athletes who will be continuing both their educations and their athletic careers in colleges and universities next year. This group gathered on Wednesday, June 5, to celebrate their accomplishments with family, friends and coaches. This is a large group to be moving on to college athletics, according to …
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Danielle Lovelace, Frank Wise honored as top scholar athletes
The Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association (OCIAA) honored the top senior scholar athletes from each high school throughout the area on Tuesday, with a breakfast sponsored by Varsity 845 of the Times Herald-Record. The honored Pine Bush High School scholar/athletes were Danielle Lovelace and Francesco “Frank” Wise. Danielle has a GPA of 97 and is …
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Important announcement from Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Donna Geidel
Student, Parent and Instructional Staff Surveys The Pine Bush Central School District is proud to announce that we will be administering surveys produced by the U.S. Department of Education through the end of the school year. This process demonstrates our commitment to helping keep students safe and always improving our learning environments. During the months …
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‘Get the Meds Out’
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Pine Bush Central School District are partnering to “Get the Meds Out” of your home’s medicine cabinet. All residents are encouraged to bring their unused and expired medications to the medication collection kiosks at: Crawford Police Department 121 Route 302 Pine Bush, NY 12566 845-744-3300 …
Pine Bush celebrates its Top 30
The top 30 academic students in Pine Bush High School Class of 2019 were celebrated Thursday, May 30, by their families, teachers, administrators and friends. While they were the stars of the evening, each had an honored guest they invited to attend, someone that made a difference in their life here at Pine Bush Schools. …
All Pine Bush schools earn No Place For Hate Gold Status from ADL
Pine Bush students represented their district with pride Tuesday, May 7, at the No Place For Hate Capital Region Recognition Ceremony, bringing home the Gold Status for each of the district’s seven schools, and one student – Crispell’s Hailey Korpai – being named a Gold Star student. Each of Pine Bush’s schools – Pine Bush …
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Living Environment students get up close with nature
Students in Brittany Langlitz’s Living Environment class took field trips to the Hudson Highland Outdoor Discovery Center on April 25 and May 6 and had a great, hands-on experience. Made up of 9th and 10th graders, the 60 students completed a pond ecology lab. They were placed in teams to collect data on one of …
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