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Board approves capital improvement project to go to voters on March 4

The Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education has given its approval for a two-part capital improvement project to be brought to district voters on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. The proposed project will repair and replace vital infrastructure at all school buildings in the district. Click here for more information about the project. At …

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PAK students take on the winter reading challenge!

Library Media Specialist Aubrey Zamonsky invited students from pre-K through grade 5 at Pakanasink Elementary School to participate in the winter reading challenge over the winter break.    Students were challenged to read for 20 minutes daily and participate in at least 10 of the reading challenges. Students could pick from more than 30 different …

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Learning about clouds with hands-on investigations

Students in Jessica Abrams and Ariana Lofrese’s classes at PBE recently did a very cool science investigation! They completed the Cloud in a Bottle investigation, guided by STEM coach Janine Brutvan.     The students were learning about the steps of the water cycle and different types of clouds. They used different temperatures of water …

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CVMS students can identify minerals based on their properties – and enjoy doing it!

Stacie Blaut’s sixth-grade science class has been studying minerals. Their goal – to identify minerals based on their properties. Ms. Blaut gave each group of students eight minerals and a key containing each mineral’s description. The students looked at each mineral for its color, luster, texture, streak and hardness, making notes about each.   To …

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PBHS marketing class helps Crawford police with community outreach ideas – and a new SRO car design

Kyle Schneider’s marketing class at Pine Bush High School worked together on an interesting community project that spanned more than two months. The goal: to give input to the Town of Crawford Police Department that can help to expand their community outreach. Officer Pat Swayne, the school resource officer at the high school, first came …

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PBHS student Calvin Martin is the subject of NBC Nightly News story on AI program helping those with dyslexia

An NBC Nightly News team came to Pine Bush High School back in October to do a story about how artificial intelligence is helping students with dyslexia.       Calvin Martin, a ninth-grader at PBHS, was diagnosed with the learning disability at nine years old. Calvin has been using an AI program called Dysolve …

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Pine Bush Central School District
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