The love of art by our students was on full display at the district-wide art show! Artwork from students in all of our seven schools was on display in Pine Bush High School for so many guests to view. Their works included drawing, painting, sculpture and more. Pine Bush High School National Art Honor …
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The Pine Bush High School Technical team won first place and Pine Bush Elementary’s Vehicle team won second place at the New York State Odyssey of the Mind Competition this weekend, which qualified them both to compete in the world tournament, which will be held at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa from May 21-24. …
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Our regional champion Odyssey of the Mind teams are well on their way to the state competition in Syracuse! The three teams – Pine Bush Elementary, Circleville Middle and Pine Bush High School – along with their coaches, boarded the bus earlier this morning and hit the road just after 10 a.m. The competition is …
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PBE hosted diversity week before the spring break. Part of the program was to show students the great diversity that has created the music we love. Principal Eric Winter and some of his fellow musician friends performed for the students, telling them the origins of different types of music. It was a fun and informative …
Celebrating reading is a wonderful tradition for Pine Bush High School and Pine Bush Elementary School, especially in March which is National Reading Month! The PBE kindergarten students take a walking trip over to the high school and have a fun and educational time making crafts and having some Dr. Seuss books read …
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STEAM coach Alyson Callahan joined Leilah Austin-Draitser’s fifth-grade class at PBE to talk about the solar eclipse. Students learned a lot of interesting facts about just what happens when a solar eclipse occurs – the moon’s orbit brings it between the earth and the sun. The darkness we will experience is the moon’s shadow. Even …
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Katie Sternemann’s first graders read a book called “Robot Parts” as part of Diversity Week at PBE. It was written by a local author, Laura Aiello, who has type 1 diabetes. The book is about a boy with type 1 diabetes going about his normal life – going to school, going on vacation, etc. …
This is Diversity Week at Pine Bush Elementary School! On Monday special guest readers were welcomed into classrooms to read some wonderful books to our students. District personnel, local officials and police officers took their turns reading books about being different. Superintendent Brian Dunn stopped by Lori Malara’s kindergarten class to read “Isabel and …
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Pine Bush High School gridiron stars made their way back to elementary school to help celebrate National Reading Month with our younger students, giving the message that reading is important throughout your life. The high school students broke into teams and headed to the four elementary schools. Many of the players were returning …
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Do you like green eggs and ham? Students in Christina DeGrote’s pre-K class at PBE recently celebrated Read Across America. More specifically, they honed in on Dr. Seuss, one of the most prolific children’s authors of all time. They read Green Eggs and Ham and then tasted them! That’s right, Ms. DeGrote and teaching …
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