Pine Bush schools are dismissing early, Friday, Dec. 20 Crispell – 1:05; PBHS, CVMS – 1:15; elementary – 2:30 No after-school activities or CTEC

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Popsicles with the principal is a fun introduction to school

Popsicles with the principal was a big success at EJR! Many families came out on Wednesday, Aug. 21, to informally meet Principal Elizabeth Halsey-Sproul and new Assistant Principal Joe Prestianni.   For some, Ms. Halsey-Sproul is a familiar face. For others, they are new to EJR and they had the opportunity to say hello, have …

Life skills students host their very own Olympics

The Pine Bush High School Life Skills summer program concluded with an energetic and fun event centered on the recent Olympics. Each summer, the students in the program complete work and participate in activities revolving around different themes, according to their teacher, Briana Caruso. For half of this summer, the theme was the summer Olympics. …

Pine Bush welcomes new employees at staff orientation

Pine Bush welcomed 60 new employees Monday at new staff orientation. The group consisted of teachers, counselors, nurses, social workers, psychologists, occupational therapists, behavioral analysts and school-related professionals (SRPs).      These new Pine Bush employees met and heard from district administrators, starting off with Interim Superintendent Amy Brockner who welcomed them and thanked them …

District honors its longtime employees

Thirty-four district staff members were honored Wednesday morning for their years of service to the district at the opening convocation, kicking off the 2024-2025 school year. For those employees who have just completed 20, 25 or 30 years of service, Interim Superintendent Amy Brockner announced each name as they were cheered by their colleagues in …

PBHS teacher Jonathan Lozier receives the 2024 Christopher Bement Award

Interim Superintendent Amy Brockner presented the Christopher Bement Award at the 2024 opening convocation at Pine Bush High School on Wednesday, Aug. 28. The recipient – Jonathan Lozier – is a special education teacher at Pine Bush High School who was nominated by six of his colleagues. Watch the presentation here.   Congratulations to Jonathan. …

CVMS September newsletter is available

Keep in the know from the very start of the school year! The CVMS September newsletter is now available! Click here to read all about it!

CVMS personalized learning initiative recognized by Education Elements

A message from Principal Lisa Hankinson: Former Superintendent Tim O. Mains, who passed away in December of 2021, would be proud to see his vision for personalized learning come to fruition for the students and staff at Circleville Middle School. Superintendent Mains was passionate about infusing this philosophy of teaching and learning as part of …

Class of 2024 is now complete with summer graduates receiving their diplomas

Our Pine Bush High School Class of 2024 is now complete! Congratulations to Derek A. Bermudez, Nicole DesJardins, Jason H. Jervis Jr.,  William Russell Jr., Juaon Brandon and Yehudit Laryea who earned their diplomas on Wednesday, Aug. 21. They were enthusiastically cheered by their family and friends as well as school and district officials.   …

CVMS inducts 36 students into NJHS

Circleville Middle School inducted 36 students into the National Junior Honor Society in June.   In order to qualify for the NJHS, a student must achieve an overall 93 grade point average, exemplify leadership qualities, be good citizens, volunteer, exhibit good character and uphold the rules of the district’s Code of Conduct.     Congratulations …

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Pine Bush Central School District
State Route 302, Pine Bush, NY 12566
Phone: (845) 744-2031
Fax: (845) 744-6189
Amy Brockner
Interim Superintendent of Schools
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