North Bellmore School District

The annual poster contest at Park Avenue Elementary School was again a huge success, with 90 students submitting entries. The winning posters have been frames and will grace the school’s hallways for

An months-long immersion into informational writing was an enjoyable experience for sixth graders at Saw Mill Road Elementary School.

Students have a lot of pride at Newbridge Road Elementary School and the Spirit Club is tasked with sustaining that enthusiasm and excitement. It is one of many leadership opportunities for the school

North Bellmore’s music program has received a prestigious designation from the NAMM Foundation.

Spring has been on the minds of young learners at John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School over the past few weeks.  

With a garden beginning to bloom, first graders found inspiration for their writing at Park Avenue Elementary School.

“Aaron Slater, Illustrator” by Andrea Beaty was the book selection for the April principal’s read aloud at Saw Mill Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District.

The North Bellmore School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education award from the NAMM Foundation, its first time receiving this designation.

It was a proud moment for eight educators in the North Bellmore School District as their names were read aloud at the board of education meeting on April 16.

Anyone can make a difference, no matter how young they are, and second graders at Martin Avenue Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District are ready to do their part to help their planet.

Student leaders are making a difference at Newbridge Road Elementary School. Through numerous initiatives, they are bringing smiles, helping others and setting a positive example for their peers.

There were only winners in the sports-focused Pick A Reading Partner program this year at Saw Mill Road Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District. The theme for the annual weeklong

Martin Avenue Elementary School fifth graders have recently been immersed in coding in their computer science classes. Students explored the Scratch programming language through Code Hop to create

Park Avenue Elementary School sixth graders got creative after reading “Starry River of the Sky” by Grace Lin.

John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School continued its longstanding tradition of raising money for heart health while promoting personal fitness.