North Bellmore School District

Fourth graders at Park Avenue Elementary School are up for any challenges that come their way, thanks to inspiration from Bryson the Brave Bison.

To create a community of welcoming, Martin Avenue Elementary School joined with the Sandy Hook Promise for the “Start With Hello” initiative from Sept. 15-19.

“Each of you are part of this beautiful community,” Saw Mill Road Elementary School Principal Jeff Rosof told kindergartners on Sept. 5 during the first of three assemblies celebrating children’s

Students and staff throughout the North Bellmore School District marked Patriot Day on Sept. 11 by wearing red, white and blue to school. Through their attire, they honored the victims of the

Fifth graders in Melissa Mignoli and Christine Zillmann’s class at Saw Mill Road Elementary School began the year with a math-based teamwork activity. Students worked in groups of 3 or 4 and had to

The smiles were from ear to ear as students arrived for the first day of school at North Bellmore’s five elementary schools on Sept. 2. Although it marked the unofficial end of summer, it served as

Educational leader, coach and author Dr. Mary Hemphill was the keynote speaker for North Bellmore’s Superintendent Conference Day on Aug. 28, reminding the district’s educators to be the stewards

Second graders at Martin Avenue Elementary School scrolled into summer with their colorful emoji projects. Students in Antonietta Fischetti’s class created three emojis based on the writing

For more than a decade, the North Bellmore School District received a generous donation of backpacks and school supplies from Abigail Ptacek, with the goal of helping students in need.

The highly anticipated first day of school is still a few weeks away for the newest educators in the North Bellmore School District, but they will be ready when that day arrives. New teacher

A pair of new administrators in the North Bellmore School District are back in familiar surroundings.

Second graders at Martin Avenue Elementary School scrolled into summer with their colorful emoji projects.

A whoosh and a puff of smoke meant success for sixth graders at Saw Mill Road Elementary School for their annual rocket launch.

The district honored its retiring teachers and support staff members at the June 12 Board of Education meeting.

It was a moment of pride for the 287 sixth graders who graduated from the North Bellmore School District in late June, as they reflected on their accomplishments and further defined their futures.