Watch the class of 2024 graduation ceremony
The class of 2024 graduation ceremony was amazing! If you missed it, here it is! Congratulations to our stellar graduates! The future is yours!
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Aaron Hopmayer will remain Pine Bush High School principal
After a three-month search, the Pine Bush Central School District has not found a replacement for Pine Bush High School Principal Aaron Hopmayer, who, it was announced in March, would become principal of STARS Academy in the high school for the 2024-2025 school year. Instead, Mr. Hopmayer will remain at the helm at Pine Bush …
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Congratulations to our PBE fifth-graders who are moving up to middle school!
Pine Bush Elementary School fifth-grade students, their families and teachers gathered to mark their moving up to middle school! Principal Eric Winter welcomed all to celebrate this wonderful group of students, all they’ve accomplished throughout their elementary years, and to look forward to the opportunities that await them. Joseph Lenz, assistant superintendent for …
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Congratulations to our PAK fifth-graders moving up to middle school
Pakanasink Elementary School fifth-graders heard some sage advice and encouragement from their principal, Brian Breheny, at their moving-up ceremony. He reminded them that they will meet many new people and have big freedoms in middle school. With those freedoms, come responsibilities. He encouraged them to make smart choices when making friends and to work hard. …
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Thirty-three PBHS seniors earn the Seal of Civic Readiness
The Pine Bush Board of Education recognized 33 seniors Tuesday night who earned the Seal of Civic Readiness. The Seal of Civic Readiness is a graduation distinction for students who show both a proficiency in civic knowledge as well as civic participation. Andrew Britto and Renae Bray, the Pine Bush High School teachers …
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Amy Brockner named acting superintendent for Pine Bush Schools
The Pine Bush Board of Education accepted the resignation of Superintendent Brian Dunn Tuesday night, effective at the end of day June 30, 2024. The board appointed Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Amy Brockner acting superintendent of Pine Bush Schools, commencing July 1, 2024. Mrs. Brockner has been assistant superintendent for instruction for the past four …
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EJR fifth-grade band closes out the school year
Let’s let our EJR fifth-grade band play us out on this last day of school!
Board accepts Superintendent Brian P. Dunn’s resignation
The Pine Bush Board of Education and Superintendent Brian P. Dunn are announcing that the board has reached an agreement with the superintendent to accept his resignation, effective June 30, 2024. Mr. Dunn has worked for the district as superintendent since July 1, 2022; the board wishes him well in his future endeavors.
Watch the video of the Crispell moving-up ceremony
The awesome Crispell Middle School moving-up ceremony was held at Pine Bush High School Tuesday morning, June 25. If you missed it or want to relive it, here is the video! Enjoy watching as our Crispell eighth-graders are honored and wished the best as they enter high school as the class of 2028! Congratulations to …
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CES fifth-graders move up to middle school
Moving up is such a special day! At CES, being a fifth-grader has many memorable events. Principal Kristin Slover talked about a few: learning about Mexico through Esperanza (as well as learning to crochet and create yarn dolls!), creating art portfolios, discovering composers and musicians, taking part in chorus and band, and so many more. …
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