Transportation Update by Superintendent Joseph Lenz
Dear Pine Bush families, Please find the attached update from Superintendent of Schools, Joseph Lenz, regarding our student transportation services. Click Here: Superintendent’s Update
Dear Pine Bush families, Please find the attached update from Superintendent of Schools, Joseph Lenz, regarding our student transportation services. Click Here: Superintendent’s Update
Dear families, This is a friendly reminder that the Pine Bush Central School District will be holding its Early Dismissal Drill on Friday, October 9, 2026. All schools will be dismissed 15 minutes earlier than their regularly scheduled dismissal time. This county-wide mandated drill helps prepare students, staff, and families for an unexpected early dismissal. …
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Our boys and girls cross country teams honored their seniors during their senior night recognition ceremony! These athletes were celebrated alongside their friends and family for their dedication to the team over the years. We are incredibly proud of our cross country seniors! Congratulations to Iliana Bartko, Reilly Quick, Nicholas Rogers, and Fiona Varley!
Talk about a fun outdoor lesson! Our fourth and fifth graders from Ms. Freed’s class and second graders from Ms. McNally’s class, at Pakanasink Elementary, teamed up on a lesson involving acorns. The students worked together to make a prediction on how many acorns they would find on their nature walk. The range of predictions …
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Let’s spread messages of love and positivity! We were delighted to have Fearless! Hudson Valley visit Pine Bush High School to host an exciting activity. They are a nonprofit organization that provides services and educational opportunities for survivors of violence and abuse. Dozens of students were lining up to participate in their Chalk About Love …
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On Saturday, October 3rd, nine of our talented CVMS students took the stage as members of the Hudson Valley Honor Band! This honor is a true reflection of their dedication, talent, and hard work. Over the summer, each student submitted an audition recording to be considered for a place in the ensemble. After being selected, …
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Hispanic Heritage Month is observed annually between September 15 and October 15. It is a time to honor and celebrate the many significant cultural and historical contributions by our Hispanic community. Recently, our Culture and Cuisine Club held a potluck that featured food representing several Hispanic countries. Students brought their own meals to the table, …
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Our high school just got a lot cleaner thanks to our Youth Empowerment, Sustainability & Service class! These students spent their class period last week picking up and throwing away any garbage they could find on the school grounds. We are beyond grateful to have a class dedicated to making a positive difference for our …
Who knew learning latitude and longitude could be this much fun? Mrs. McDonald turned her classroom into the scene of a great cheeseburger mystery, challenging students to become Geography Detectives and track down the Hamburglar, who had, of course, stolen all of her cheeseburgers! Working in teams, students followed their own unique escape route using …
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The Pine Bush school community has renewed their commitment to being a No Place for Hate district! CVMS held their annual kickoff event, where each student signed the Resolution of Respect, pledging to promote inclusivity and speaking out against discrimination. The signed resolutions are now displayed in every classroom on a poster board. After signing …
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