June 17, 2025
We extend our warmest congratulations to all the incredible athletes who competed in the Nassau County Games for the Physically Challenged, also known as the Victory Games! Your courage, determination. . .
June 4, 2025
Thanks to our PTA, the students at DeLuca enjoyed a fun and interactive visit from Harlem Wizards player, JJ "Jumping Jack" Moore. There was plenty of laughs and excitement as the students cheered on . . .
May 22, 2025
Fifth grade students in Mr. Mazer's music classes completed their theater unit with the production of "Selections From Dear Edwina" for the students and staff at DeLuca. During their music classes, th. . .
May 22, 2025
On Friday, April 25th, William E. Deluca hosted Uniquely You: Celebrating Our Differencesan event created to help students better understand and embrace neurodiversity within our school community. Org. . .
May 8, 2025
For our last Library Challenge of the school year, students and staff are challenged to "Get Caught Reading". Take a picture of your child reading and have them bring the photo to Mrs. Bzdyk in the li. . .
April 29, 2025
To celebrate Earth Day, students in Mrs. Coromiias' class worked with librarian Mrs. Bzdyk to create animated Earth Day posters using Canva. The students also added recorded messages to their posters . . .
April 24, 2025
To celebrate the start of Spring Break, kindergarten students paraded the halls of DeLuca for their Spring Bonnet Parade to the cheers of students and staff.
April 9, 2025
Student's in Mrs. Rebholz's kindergarten class spent the week learning more about autism. Students navigated the sensory path and toured the sensory room. They learned about the various stations in th. . .
April 4, 2025
It was a fun morning at DeLuca as students and staff were treated to a surprise visit from Quacker Jack ahead of our Day at the LI Ducks game on Sunday, April 27th. Students will be invited on the fie. . .
March 19, 2025
Congratulations to all our Reflection Art Competition winners. This years theme was Accepting Imperfection.
The North Babylon School District core beliefs derive from the idea that all children can learn and excel and deserve the best education that we can provide to maximize their potential, become lifelong learners and productive 21st-century citizens. Striving to educate the whole child, we believe in fostering the academic, social and emotional needs of every student through programs that have high standards and rigorous content.
Diversity
Our unwavering commitment to diversity fosters an inclusive and enriching educational environment for all students.
Equity
We are committed to providing equitable opportunities for all students, valuing and celebrating their diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives.
Inclusivity
We prioritize inclusivity by actively promoting a welcoming and supportive environment where every student feels valued and empowered.
North Babylon is a vibrant, culturally diverse community nestled close to town and state beaches and the Atlantic Ocean. Located less than 50 miles from New York City, with more than 17,000 residents, North Babylon is conveniently located along major highways and the Long Island Rail Road. From the construction of the first school in 1810, to the current seven schools housing over 4,500 students annually, the North Babylon School District is the academic and social center of a thriving North Babylon community.
1:1
Chromebook device per student
92%
Graduation rate, class of 2023
22+
Years as a best community for music education
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