February is heart health month and our elementary schools are driving that message home. At CES, Cara Donohoe from the American Heart Association talked to students about how to keep their hearts healthy – drink water to stay hydrated, eat smart with lots of lean protein, fruits and vegetables, sleep 9-12 hours each day, move …
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The girls varsity basketball team recently honored some special people in their academic lives with their jersey. “My Jersey, Your Impact” has become a tradition with the team – this was their fourth year doing it. How special for these student-athletes to be able to honor teachers and administrators who have made such a …
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Pine Bush High School has initiated a new award – The PB Pride Award! Each month, Assistant Principal Dan Wargo will accept good news referrals and faculty shoutouts for students and staff members. They are gathered and read by administrators who then choose one student and one staff member to receive the PB Pride Award. …
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Senior citizens living within the Pine Bush Central School District – have we got a treat for you! It’s been a long-standing tradition in the district to invite our senior citizens to the high school’s spring musical and have dinner with us, free of charge. This year is no different. Pine Bush High School is …
The CVMS Student Council presents the Sweetheart Shuffle! The dance will take place on Friday, Feb. 27, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the CVMS cafeteria. It is open to 7th and 8th grade students. Tickets are $7, or $10 with pizza and water. Tickets are being sold during lunch periods now through Feb. 25. …
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Art teacher Kelsey Skudder is turning Circleville Elementary into a giant masterpiece. In a school-wide “puzzle project,” every student—from pre-K to 5th grade—is creating a unique piece of a larger story. While Pre-K masters the traditional self-portrait, older grades are diving a little deeper: Kindergarten is mapping emotions through color. Grade 1 is …
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EJR students in grades 3, 4 and 5 learned about the importance of hands-only CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) to kick off Heart Health Month. Coaches Chris Curnan and Barbara Hostetter discussed the importance of knowing what steps to take in case of a heart emergency. The students started off watching a video about hands-only CPR …
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Our Pine Bush Food Pantry now has a page on our website! Click here for information about the food pantry, what is needed, how to arrange a pick-up and more. Our Pine Bush Food Pantry is a 501( c ) (3) not-for-profit organization that collects donated food from individuals and organizations as well as purchases …
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Residents of the Pine Bush Central School District who would like to run for a seat on the board of education may download the petition packet here or pick up a packet at the district office, which is located at 156 Route 302, Pine Bush. The packet explains the process of running for school board. It contains …
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Our Pine Bush food pantry will be holding a food distribution on Thursday, Feb. 12, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Circleville Middle School cafeteria. Please use the ramp entrance for the cafeteria to enter. This food distribution is open to all residents who live within the Pine Bush Central School District. Please …
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