The girls varsity basketball team took a moment to honor some special people who have made a difference in their lives. The players each chose someone in their academic life that has made a difference and gave them their jersey. It’s known as “My Jersey, Your Impact” and it has become a …
Eighth-grade students from both Crispell and Circleville middle schools visited the HAAS Innovation Center at Pine Bush High School recently. As students got ready to choose their elective courses for their freshman year, they had a chance to see the different options and prerequisites for this amazing program. Demonstrations from technology teachers and …
Let’s congratulate our Crispell Middle School students who earned spots on the second quarter honor roll, high honor roll and principal’s list! Your hard work has paid off!
February is the month celebrating love and your students will absolutely love what’s being served at our school cafeterias. So many delicious, homemade meals! Click here to check your school’s menu. And remember – meals are free to all students in the district. Let them give it a try!
Many of our district students will have artwork showcased this Saturday, Feb. 1, at the Galleria Mall, for the “Arts Builds Confidence” exhibition. It’s sponsored by the Orange County Arts Council and runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sixteen students from Pine Bush High School will have their work on display, while many middle …
Here’s what’s for breakfast – and lunch – at Pine Bush schools in January! Pre-K Elementary K-5 Middle School High School Click here to learn more about our school nutrition department.
Eighth-grade social studies students at Crispell have been immersed in the progressive era and suffrage, women’s suffrage to be precise. Library Media Specialist Lisa Ruyack brought in displays from the New York Heritage Digital Collections that spelled out in words and pictures the struggle for women to gain the right to vote. The students …
Crispell’s annual career day for eighth-grade students was a big success, with 22 professionals sharing information and hands-on activities with our students. All eighth-grade students had the opportunity to choose three sessions, each lasting 25 minutes. They listened and asked questions, and even got to do things related to the particular job. For example, …
Fourteen families in our community will have a happier Thanksgiving thanks to the students and staff at Crispell Middle School. The Students Making a Difference Club (SMAD) held its food drive throughout most of the month of November. Homerooms collected food and then the SMAD club members collected it. Club advisors Melissa Prendys …