NOTE: This story has been edited to reflect a new date for the vote and for when the board will adopt a proposition to present to the public. The Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education is considering a two-part capital improvement project to repair and replace vital infrastructure at all school buildings in …
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Ariana Lofrese’s students learned all about the voting process during the week of the presidential election. She and SRP Diane Nawoschik held a mock election for a class mascot. The candidates – a penguin and a wolf. Ms. Lofrese gave each of the candidates a motto about learning, character traits and perspectives on learning …
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Crispell Middle School sixth and seventh-grade students were in for quite a treat! On Thursday, Nov. 7, Jonathan Kruk performed “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” on the Crispell stage. He was accompanied on piano by Tom McCoy. Kruk was dressed in period costume as he told the classic story that is set in …
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Megan Collins and Christa Konwisarz’s first-graders at EJR have been learning about veterans. They discussed the different branches of the armed service – army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard and space force – and what makes someone a veteran. They talked about what they would want to say to veterans in a …
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The Pine Bush High School cafeteria was abuzz Wednesday night as the ENL International Potluck Dinner was taking place. Hosted by our English as a New Language Department (ENL), students and their families celebrated their various cultures with colorful dress from their native countries and plentiful homemade food to share. David …
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Dear Pine Bush Families, Alarming reports have surfaced across the country regarding racist text messages that have been sent to Black students. These messages, which invoke disturbing references to slavery and other offensive language, have been sent anonymously to individuals in several states, including New York. The FBI and other law enforcement agencies are actively …
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Teamwork makes the dream work! Fourth-graders at Circleville Elementary School worked with school counselor Deana Lenz to do the Pine Bush Spirit Solo Cup Challenge! Here was the deal – the class was broken into teams of four and five students. They received six cups and one grappler. The cups could only be …
Varsity and JV tryouts for winter sports begin Monday, Nov. 18, Modified tryouts begin Nov. 25 and Dec. 2. Check the full tryout schedule for where and when your team meets.
Pine Bush High School inducted 108 new members into the National Honor Society, Wednesday, Oct. 30. The students were honored for their academic achievements as well as their character, leadership and service. Interim Superintendent of Schools Amy Brockner spoke to the inductees, their families and PBHS staff members. “Today we recognize not just your academic …
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