Crispell’s Students Making a Difference Club really does make a difference! The students organized its annual Thanksgiving can drive, where boxes are dropped in each classroom. The homeroom with the most donations wins a pizza party! Now that’s incentive. The drive collected enough food to assemble 15 boxes, which will feed 15 local families. There …
Try-outs for the varsity and junior varsity winter season begin Monday, Nov. 13. Have a look at the schedule here. Modified sports try-outs begin on Nov. 27. The schedule will be announced the week before.
Students at Crispell were recognized for their outstanding demonstration of being respectful throughout the month of October. Each week, grade-level teams nominated one student who was regularly observed honoring the characteristic of respect. Congratulations to all of our student leaders who embraced our October theme of respect! Judy Mohammed Connor Amiel Vincent Tamburello …
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A gloves, hats and scarves drive was hosted in a collaborative effort by the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), advised by Shannon Meland and Steve Charchan, and Students Making a Difference Club, advised by Allie Peifer, at Crispell. Students worked together to set up this warm weather clothing drive for the month of October. …
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Real life skills! That’s what students are learning in Jennifer Muniz’s Family and Consumer Science class at Crispell Middle School. This group of sixth-grade students are learning basic sewing skills. They discuss how much thread they’ll need (wide arm’s length, not a T Rex arm’s length) and how much must be left to tie …
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Good Day Crispell MS Families! Wednesday, Sept. 13, will be our 6th grade Open House from 5 – 7 p.m. Our 7th and 8th grade Open House will be Sept. 20. Please bring your student’s schedule with you and follow the A day schedule using the modified schedule below. Please understand that the purpose of …
The Town of Crawford Fire Department made two trips to Pine Bush High School on Thursday, Sept. 7, and one to Crispell Middle School because of faulty fire alarms. The cause each time was a dirty smoke head. The vendor is scheduled to be in the district Friday and will inspect and replace the equipment, if …
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Crispell seventh-grade students Girl Scout cadettes Emily Fobert, Laura Frohnhoefer and Lily O’Donnell just completed their Girl Scout Silver Award with a project that benefited both their former elementary school and their middle school. Just before the new school year started, the girls and their troop leader, Jessica Fobert, stopped by Crispell Middle School and …
Hello Crispell families. Principal Stephen Wilder has a recap of the first day of school as well as some information about photo day, clubs and activities. Have a look!
