Summer reading assignments for middle and high school are available
The summer reading assignments are available now! Click here for seventh and eighth grade middle school assignments as well as assignments for Grades 9 through 12. Happy reading!
The summer reading assignments are available now! Click here for seventh and eighth grade middle school assignments as well as assignments for Grades 9 through 12. Happy reading!
On Tuesday morning, June 20, we celebrated our CVMS eighth-grade students at their moving-up ceremony. For friends and family who weren’t able to make the ceremony, or for those who want to relive it, here is the video. Enjoy! And congratulations to our newly-minted high school students!
Please be aware that late in the afternoon Wednesday, June 14, we were made aware of a threatening statement that was allegedly made during the school day by a Circleville Middle School student. As soon as this information was received, building administrators, Superintendent Brian Dunn and local law enforcement started our protocols to investigate the …
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The fifth-grade and eighth-grade moving-up ceremonies will be livestreamed for family and friends. Click here for the livestream link. The livestream will begin promptly at the start of the ceremony: Wednesday, June 14, 10 a.m. – Edward J. Russell Thursday, June 15, 9:30 a.m. – Circleville Elementary School Friday, June 16, 9:30 a.m. – Pakanasink …
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Circleville Middle School was well represented at the 41st annual Orange County Executive’s Youth and Adult Awards held on Thursday, June 8. School social worker Dawn Dorcas and seven incredible students – Symone Davis, Nevan Stelmaszyk, Madison Burtchell, Julianna Brown, Jeremiah Franco, Makai Garnere, Saoirse Lalli and Robert Hernandez – received awards. “We are thrilled with …
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Pine Bush students will continue to have recess and physical education classes indoors until the air quality improves enough that it is safe to be outside. The district consulted with the Orange County Department of Health yesterday and determined that the air quality due to the Canadian wildfires is not safe for outdoor activity. Decisions …
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In direct consultation with the Orange County Department of Health, please know that Pine Bush schools will hold all recess and physical education classes indoors tomorrow, Wednesday, June 7, in response to the air quality concerns stemming from the Canadian wildfires. Decisions about field trips that are scheduled for Wednesday will be made in the …
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The last four days of the school year – June 20, 21, 22 and 23 – are half days for all elementary and middle school students. Below are the dismissal times for walkers at EJR and Crispell, parent pick-up at all elementary and middle schools and bus departures for each. CES – Parent pick-up begins …
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We are a little late with this one but the CVMS May/June newsletter is now posted. Click here to see all that’s happening throughout the rest of the schools year!
CVMS seventh and eighth graders from Draco and Phoenix academies took a field trip recently to Storm King Art Center in Cornwall. The mission for the field trip was for the students to explore the creativity of humanity. Storm King is an international art center, a 500-acre outdoor museum located in New Windsor. The students …
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