North Bellmore School District

Ms. Mittler has been involving her students in a toy drive every year for about a decade.

Children love coloring and they also love making people happy, so second graders found the perfect community service project at Martin Avenue Elementary School.

Fifth and sixth graders at Park Avenue Elementary School are a little more emotionally intelligent following their recent visits to the Coping Skills Café.

Kindergartners and first graders are taking an international journey from the confines of their classrooms

A solar phenomenon was the inspiration for a third grade art project at Martin Avenue Elementary School. Students completed drawings to capture the northern lights.

JoAnn Belferder’s classroom was filled with energy for a lesson on that scientific concept on Nov. 20 at Newbridge Road Elementary School. Working in groups, students made rubber band racers that helped them understand the difference between potential and kinetic energy.

Integers, rational numbers and the coordinate plane may seem like advanced math concepts, but sixth graders at Saw Mill Road Elementary School are mastering the topics with ease thanks to a creative project.

The future is now at John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School, where fifth graders are immersed in robotics.  

The annual Gobble Run was hosted by the physical education department to promote health and fitness.

The North Bellmore School District will be conducting its annual central registration process for incoming kindergarten students for the 2026-2027 school year. Eligible students must be 5 years old on or before Dec. 1, 2026, in order to register for kindergarten.