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(Video) ‘Character Matters’ to fourth grade fairytale performers

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Several well-known fairytales were represented through costume and song during Winthrop Avenue School’s Character Matters performance! Winning Star Leaders related the lessons learned to the district’s Core Values and Leadership Principles. See the show in our latest episode of BellmoreTV!
 

Date Added: 6/16/2025

Second grade Rising Star Chorus Leaders at Reinhard Early Childhood Center

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Second grade Rising Star Chorus Leaders at Reinhard Early Childhood Center in the Bellmore School District entertained their fellow students during their year-end concert on May 22.

Roughly 110 second grade Rising Star Leaders who comprise the Reinhard chorus gathered on stage dressed in red, white and blue to mark the Memorial Day weekend. Led by music teacher Joanna Rocco with choreography by Mallory Aronoff, students sang “Give Us Hope” by Jim Papoulis, “The World in My Dream” by Ruth Elaine Schram and “This Little Light of Mine” arranged by Mark Patterson. Song selections represented the endless possibilities ahead of second graders as they soon move up to Winthrop Avenue School. 

 

Date Added: 5/28/2025

 

Reinhard second graders celebrate their successes

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The second grade class at Reinhard Early Childhood Center – who will soon move up to Winthrop Avenue School – celebrated the end of the school year with engaging physical activities on May 16.

Second grade classes were broken up into color-coded groups to face off in a series of challenges. Under the direction of coaches, Rising Star Leaders leaped over obstacles, scored soccer goals and conquered in tug of war as they rotated between activities. It was an idealistic sunny day, and students took full advantage, showing their teamwork, trust and respect for one another. The celebration concluded with cold ice pops for everyone.

 

Date Added: 5/28/2025

 

 

Winthrop Winning Stars show that ‘Character Matters’

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Fairytale characters filled the stage at Winthrop Avenue School in the Bellmore School District during the Character Matters performance. thumbnail266598

Fairytale characters filled the stage at Winthrop Avenue School in the Bellmore School District during the Character Matters performance on May 16. 

Third graders donned bear suits, princess dresses and pig noses to represent the characters of several well-known fairytales. Recounting the events of each story, Winning Star Leaders related the lessons learned to the district’s Core Values and Leadership Principles. Peers in the audience were ecstatic to see their fellow students present a humorous show that included choreography and spoken lines by each of the nearly 60 performers. 

 

Date Added: 5/28/2025


Shore Road musicians give final performance of the school year

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Musicians at Shore Road School in the Bellmore School District ushered in spring as the orchestra, chorus and band took to the stage for their seasonal concert on May 14. 

Led by music teachers Kelly Kozma, Laura Itzkovitz and Jennifer MacVicar, Shining Star Leaders spent weeks preparing for their concert, which represented a culmination of the skills they have learned throughout the year. The sixth grade chorale, chamber orchestra and select band, as well as the schoolwide orchestra, chorus and band, displayed exemplary teamwork and dedication both on stage and through their weeks of practice. Student leaders also introduced each song as they stepped up to the microphone, and engaging skits brought the humor. 

 

 

Date Added: 5/28/2025