Summer reading assignments are here! Middle and high school students can get a jump on their summer reading. Click here for the assignments, the book choices and links to where you can borrow or buy the books. Happy reading!
Applications for this year’s human rights academy for middle school students are being accepted now. This is a unique opportunity for middle school students in the Pine Bush district to gain leadership and community service experience! Join us from July 8 through 11, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day, to learn about …
The current Girls on the Run session at Circleville Elementary School came to its conclusion last weekend as the 17 third-to-fifth grade participants ran a 5K at LEGOLAND in Goshen, alongside their adult buddies. John Tobin, sixth-grade math and social studies teacher at Crispell Middle School, Tara Robinson, an occupational therapist at CES, …
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The students in the Life Skills class at Crispell were able to experience looking closely at what organs look like inside a frog. Michele Smith teamed up with Alexis Darro to teach a frog dissection lesson, one in which the students were able to participate! This was a wonderful science activity and lesson. …
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The Pine Bush Board of Education adjusted the student calendar at its May 28, 2024 meeting. Tuesday and Wednesday, June 25 and 26, the last two days of the school year for students, will now be half days for all elementary and middle school students. Click here for the revised calendar. …
Students Making A Difference Club and Interact Club of Crispell joined together to coordinate a visit with the local American Legion Post 1308. Veterans, including Commander Dan Dambrozio, visited the kids just in time for Memorial Day and gifted each student a flag and a bracelet. The kids were able to thank …
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Seventh-grade students at Crispell Middle School had an amazing lesson about the Revolutionary War recently, with replica artifacts on display in their library. Librarian Lisa Ruyack procured the traveling trunk from American Battlefield Trust. The Traveling Trunk program is free of charge to educators and provides reproduction artifacts, clothing, documents, and other various materials …
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There was a special visitor in Alexis Darro’s Life Skills class at Crispell Middle School recently. Dr. Charles Spero, a retired pediatric orthopedic surgeon, came in to talk to the class about what a pediatric orthopedic surgeon does for children. He used a slideshow and explained just what his job entailed. He explained that …
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Madeline Doyle and Lyla Humphrey, eighth-grade students at Crispell Middle School, have been named recipients of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Outstanding Achievement Award. There are just 500 recipients nationwide. Each will receive $500 scholarships. Stephen Charchan and Shannon Meland are the advisors for the Crispell National Junior Honor Society. They agreed the …
