What’s on the menu this month?
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!
Author: linda.smith
Friendship, fun, food at STARS picnic
Last Thursday was a day of family, friendships, food and fun for the STARS Academy. The day was an opportunity for students, staff and their families to come together and celebrate the success of our students. Everyone enjoyed bringing out their competitive side during basketball, football and kickball; while others enjoyed fishing, playground …
Cheers for our unified basketball team after a memorable season
Cheers for our unified basketball team! These awesome players were coached by Lori Mataraza, Rachel Heller and Deirdre Babcock. As their season progressed, they improved with each practice and game. “We couldn’t be more proud of these students, including our helpers who show up every day to help our kids, make them smile, and …
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Lucas Meisel, Leah Meberg honored by OUBOCES as outstanding students in the Class of 2026
Orange-Ulster BOCES held its Outstanding Student Honoree Awards this week. Pine Bush High School valedictorian Lucas Meisel and salutatorian Leah Meberg were among the honorees from throughout the Orange-Ulster area. “Lucas Meisel is truly an extraordinary student whose accomplishments reflect not only academic excellence, but also commitment, discipline and character,” said Superintendent Joe …
A bus parade brings the district and community together for our Class of 2026
What an amazing day for a parade! Our school and greater community came out in force on Tuesday to honor our PBHS Class of 2026 with a memorable bus parade, celebrating all they have accomplished here in Pine Bush. Click here for a brief video of the start of the parade. …
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Board approves half days for June 25 & 26 for middle and elementary schools
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.
The ducklings are here!
The ducklings are here! The ducklings are here! Fourth-graders in Stacey Venzel’s class at PBE have been studying the development of ducklings for a few weeks. It hasn’t all gone smoothly. Despite numerous incubator malfunctions – they went through four incubators! – six of the 12 ducklings hatched! “We were very happy with the …
Success starts now! Career fair gives CVMS 8th graders a glimpse into their future
From CVMS to success! CVMS hosted a career fair for eighth graders last week, providing them with information about careers in which they have expressed interest. An esthetician, barber, dental hygienist, police officer, car salesman and business owner made presentations to all the eighth-grade students recently. They each spoke about what’s important in their profession, …
One School, One Book – EJR begins its Gooseberry Park adventure
EJR came together for a very special announcement recently – the entire school is participating in the One School One Book program! Their book? Gooseberry Park! Written by Cynthia Rylant, it’s about the unlikely friendship between a Labrador retriever named Kona and a squirrel named Stumpy in a park. With the help of a …
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Snap! Snap! Snap! CES fourth-graders share their poetry at annual poetry slam
Poetry was in the air at CES on Friday, May 15, as family members converged on the fourth-grade classrooms for the third annual poetry slam. Not competitive like a traditional poetry slam, this one celebrated each student’s creativity with enthusiastic snapping of fingers, a cool way for the audience to show its appreciation. …
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