The Nature Club at Shore Road School in the Bellmore Public School District is in full swing for the start of Spring, with the group spending time in the sunshine to plant flowers and create personal projects on April 15.

Shining Star Leaders in the Nature Club regularly find environmentally sustaining solutions to recycle materials that would otherwise go to waste. Using empty water bottles that were cut in half, students filled them with soil and flowers to craft makeshift pots. To help further beautify the school playground, the flowers were hung via string on the fence. The Nature Club will keep an eye on their plants as they grow. Additionally, petals were picked off flowers to create colorful sun catchers that were brought home. With their sustainable skills and knowledge, students lead environmentally friendly projects of their own both at home and in the classroom.

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1) Shore Road School student and Nature Club leader Clara Benno hung her hand-crafted flowerpot on a fence next to the school playground.
2) Jake Parrino equipped his flowerpot with a string alongside his father, Steven, a Nature Club volunteer.
3) Working together, the Nature Club plucked petals off flowers to create sun catchers.
4) Shining Star Leaders were excited to add Spring colors to their home with their sun catchers.

Photos courtesy Bellmore Public Schools

Date Added: 4/19/2024

Musical Theatre Club Leaders at Shore Road School recently captivated audiences with their performance of “Seussical Jr.!” Watch our latest video for a snippet of their jaw-dropping show!

Date Added: 4/17/2024

The Bellmore Public School District is pleased to announce that six stellar teachers from the Charles A. Reinhard Early Childhood Center, Winthrop Avenue School and Shore Road School have been granted tenure by the board of education at the March 19 regular meeting.

The newly tenured teachers have gone through a rigorous four-year process of observations and interviews and have demonstrated exceptional talents in the classroom and as leaders in the school community. They include Jennifer Comins, Kaitlyn Curtin, Kristen Peo, Joanna Rocco, Samantha Seith and Victoria Seropian. The District looks forward to working with these exceptional educators for years to come.

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1) Six teachers in the Bellmore School District have been granted tenure at the March 19 board of education meeting.

Photos courtesy Bellmore Public Schools

Date Added: 3/26/2024

Camaraderie, teamwork and sportsmanship were the theme for the week at Shore Road School in the Bellmore School District as sixth graders represented different colleges in a series of competitions.

Each Shining Star Leader in sixth grade participated in two athletic competitions, ranging from a fitness relay, timed basketball shooting and a fierce volleyball tournament. Teams represented different colleges from across the country, building up their desire to come out on top after the games were settled. As they played in the gymnasium, teams’ flags and posters made by students showed off their represented school. They also prepared an original song, which was performed for judges. No matter the competition, the young athletes and artists all had the opportunity to step up and be a leader.

Date Added: 2/27/2024