Watch the Crispell moving up ceremony
The Crispell moving up ceremony was excellent! Such a joyous time. If you missed it or want to watch again, click here! Congratulations to all!
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Potato Olympics provide lessons in physics, writing, math… and fun
Fourth graders at Circleville Elementary School were part of the second annual Potato Olympics recently. The events included: Lawn bowling (closest to the target wins) Sprint (3 meter dash) Bowling (most pins down wins) Diving (biggest splash wins) Long Jump (farthest roll wins) The games started with an opening ceremony complete with national anthems. Potato …
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With ‘strength and spirit,’ PBE fifth-graders look forward to middle school
Congratulations to the Pine Bush Elementary School fifth-grade students! They, 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. “It means so …
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CVMS eighth-graders celebrate accomplishments and look forward to high school opportunities
It was time to celebrate our Circleville Middle school eighth-graders, before they take on their next big adventure: high school and all the opportunities that await them! Principal Lisa Hankinson warmly welcomed the students and their families to the celebration. “I am incredibly proud of all of the growth and achievement I’ve seen in each …
Summer meals available for children 18 and younger
This year, there are two meal programs from which to choose for families with children 18 and younger. Funded by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture), both programs are sponsored by the Pine Bush Central School District. However, each child may receive meals from only one of the programs. Summer Meals To Go This …
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The PBE Mile combines fitness, fun and competition
Students at Pine Bush Elementary School took part in the Presidential Mile recently, culminating in a race for qualifiers in grades 3, 4 and 5 on the high school track. And what an exciting day it was! The Presidential Youth Fitness Program is a school-based program that promotes health and regular physical activity for our …
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Twenty-five Pine Bush High School athletes will compete at the college level
Twenty-five Pine Bush High School senior athletes are taking their athletic talents to the collegiate level for the 2025-2026 school year. Each year, the athletic department hosts a signing for the athletes, their families and coaches, to celebrate this wonderful achievement. This year, was no different. Athletic Director Jen Evans introduced each of the athletes, …
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Half days for all elementary and middle school students June 25-27
Reminder to all elementary and middle school families – Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 25, 26 and 27, are half days for students. See the dismissal schedule here:
John Lennon Real Love Project comes to CES
Our fifth-grade students at Circleville Elementary School had the opportunity to participate in the Theatre Within’s John Lennon Real Love Project. It was amazing for them! The activity offered our students a unique way to express themselves creatively, connect through music, and explore the messages of peace and love that John Lennon stood up for. …
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The community of PAK fifth-graders moves up to middle school
Pakanasink Elementary School Principal Brian Breheny told his fifth-grade class just how proud he is of them and all they’ve accomplished. “You’ve learned what it means to be a community,” he said, “built in respect and compassion. You’re not just moving on, you’re moving forward. Middle school will ask more of you but will give …
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