Pine Bush High School inducted 108 new members into the National Honor Society, Wednesday, Oct. 30. The students were honored for their academic achievements as well as their character, leadership and service. Interim Superintendent of Schools Amy Brockner spoke to the inductees, their families and PBHS staff members. “Today we recognize not just your academic …
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The Pine Bush High School Youth in Government group competed in the annual platform convention, held at Minisink Valley High School on Friday, Oct. 18. The Pine Bush delegation had two winning planks coming from the committees. The platform convention is an event where students get the chance to write and present their …
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The YESS class (Youth Empowerment Sustainability and Service) at Pine Bush High School brought attention to Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month last Wednesday, Oct. 16, by spreading the word and educating their fellow students on the prevalence of domestic violence and how to prevent it. On Wednesday, many students and staff throughout …
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Wednesday night was a time for celebration as three Pine Bush staff members were honored at the Mid-Hudson School Study Council Awards for Excellence recognition ceremony. Jim Licardi , director of operations and maintenance, received an award for excellence in administration. Moises Colon, a social worker at Pine Bush High School, accepted his award for …
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The first interim period for students in grades 6-12 ended on Oct. 4. The interim reports are now available only on SchoolTool, our parent portal. SchoolTool allows students, parents and guardians to check on assignments and grades in real time, without having to wait for the formal reports or report cards. If you need …
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The students had strong feelings about the main character, Mersault, and his take on life. They discussed his detachment from events in his life and his lack of empathy toward others. They waxed philosophical about other characters and situations in Albert Camus’s novella, “The Stranger,” as they compared their thoughts and enjoyed some sweets together. …
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Have a look at the menus for the month of October! Remember, all students in the district receive breakfast and lunch free of charge throughout the school year. Enjoy! Pre-K K-5 Middle School High School
Janice Lin and Lydia Luksha have been named commended students in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program. Janice and Lydia are seniors at Pine Bush High School. “This is an amazing accomplishment for Lydia and Janice to be recognized,” said Pine Bush High School Principal Aaron Hopmayer. “ They are two outstanding young ladies and …
The Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Skills class, led by Kara Sprague at Pine Bush High School, spread some positivity this week by chalking the walk. The students used the sidewalk and steps in front of the high school main entrance as their canvas for positive messages to start the school year. The idea …
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Leeann Noonan’s students took part in the marshmallow challenge today, a team-building exercise meant to get the students to work together, develop a plan and bring it to fruition. The teams were each given 20 sticks of spaghetti, a yard of tape and a yard of string, one large marshmallow and scissors. The challenge …
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