Congratulations to Pine Bush High School teacher Kara Sprague who will receive the Hope Award from Fearless!  Fearless! is a non-profit organization in the Hudson Valley providing support, services and education to those in abusive, exploitive and oppressive relationships. She has worked with Fearless! to educate her students about dating and gender-based violence. The students …

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and students at Pine Bush High School have been learning about it and spreading awareness to their peers. Members of the Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Skills (YESS) class have weekly lessons with Nikki Ekenstierna of Fearless! Fearless! is a private, not-for-profit agency serving Orange and Sullivan Counties, dedicated to …

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Clue is a hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery as six guests gather at a remote mansion for an unusual dinner party. Murder and blackmail break out as their host ends up dead. They are all suspects and the body count rises! Inspired by the classic board game, this show is a comedy whodunit with the audience laughing …

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Pine Bush High School inducted 93 students into its National Honor Society Thursday evening, Oct. 6. Seventy-seven juniors and 16 seniors were honored for their academics as well as their character, leadership and service. The criteria for students to be invited for membership in National Honor Society are: achieve a cumulative average of at least …

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Good afternoon. Today, September 22, 2022, the high school administrative team became aware of a YouTube post that contained a video threat made over the summer by one of our own students. The student was immediately removed from class to begin an investigation. Local law enforcement officials were promptly notified and have been directly involved …

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