Crispell honor roll for the second quarter announced
Congratulations to the Crispell students who have earned honor roll, high honor roll and principal’s list for the second quarter. Click here for the list.
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Sign up for some great activities through Continuing Education this spring
Pine Bush Continuing Education has announced its spring catalog! There are classes for children and adults. Learn to crochet, play some hoops or pickleball, take the family swimming, or get your kids into robotics. There is so much happening! Click here for the spring catalog in English or Spanish.
Kindergarten students sprinkle their magic in kindness
Lisa Quick’s kindergarten class at EJR learned a special lesson before the break – they learned that magic is real, the magic of kindness! “We learned that it is inside of us, and every time we sprinkle someone with our magic we are spreading kindness,” said Ms. Quick. The students read the book, …
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A special Valentine for some second-graders at PBE
Jennifer Laubach and Jess Fobert’s second graders at PBE had a very special Valentines celebration, all about them! A couple of weeks ago, Ms. Laubach sent a request home to each family to please write a favorite memory about their child and send it in with a baby picture. Ms. Laubach had a …
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EJR is all-in on the Kids Heart Challenge
February is Heart Health Month and EJR is going all-in on the Kids Heart Challenge! Coaches Chris Curnan and Barbara Hostetter have been teaching their students about the importance of staying heart healthy by eating right and being active. Jumping rope, running, jumping, bouncing on their hippity hop balls are all activities to help …
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Generations Connect over art and conversation at Crawford Senior Center
Janice Barth and our talented National Art Honor Society students spent some time recently at the Crawford Senior Center. The mission: creating custom bookmarks and coasters while connecting and swapping life stories. Seniors picked their favorite patterns and worked side-by-side with students to bring their projects to life. But there was much more happening. …
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Heart health was the topic as CES kicks off Kids’ Heart Challenge
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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Girls Varsity basketball team honors teachers with ‘My Jersey, Your Impact’
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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Inaugural PB Pride Awards presented to Michael Thompson and Christina Tudisco
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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The puzzle project has CES classes telling their story
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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