North Bellmore School District

North Bellmore students share how they lead with pride and purpose.

Student leaders were on a kindness mission at John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District on Feb. 13.

Paxton Siu got to teach 45 classmates about his heritage, as he gave a thorough presentation on Lunar New Year at Martin Avenue Elementary School.

Student council members from Saw Mill Road Elementary School got to see the fruits of their generosity during a visit to the Community Cupboard on Feb. 9. They sorted donations from the North

“I get to be a kid, too, today,” Park Avenue Elementary School fourth grade teacher Lauren Manginelli exclaimed as she watched her students play a variety of games around the classroom on Feb. 5.

The North Bellmore School District announces the appointment of Brigid Siena as the new assistant superintendent for business. Ms. Siena officially joins the elementary district on Feb. 23.   

Kindergartners at Martin Avenue Elementary School showed their generosity with a successful fundraiser for the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter. Their reward? A visit at school from two therapy dogs. 

The instrumental journey is just beginning for third graders at Park Avenue Elementary School, as they are learning to play the recorder.  

Parents got a comprehensive overview of the North Bellmore School District’s wealth of digital learning resources available to their children during an evening program on Jan. 28.

Saw Mill Road Elementary School sixth graders will be ready to ace middle school, thanks to the advice and guidance from their older peers.  

Letter from Mrs, Testa regarding the Bellmore-Merrick Child Care Program

Third grader Hayley Dunne stood side-by-side with Amanda Licci, principal of Newbridge Road Elementary School, as cars pulled up to drop off students on Jan. 23.

Fourth graders at John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School are making a crosstown connection with their future classmates. In the beginning of January, students in Janine Steinert’s class wrote letters

What does it mean to be a visionary? That was the question posed to students by Martin Avenue Elementary School Principal Dr. Michael Yannucci.

For their most recent hands-on project, sixth graders in North Bellmore’s ALPHA program created indoor recess games.