February 12, 2026
Our special area teachers—Mrs. Rosenau, Mr. Centamore, Mrs. Bzdyk, Ms. O’Brien and Mrs. Medeiros came together to organize a day filled with love and appreciation for our local heroes. In celebrati...
February 12, 2026
Mrs. Pellagrino’s fifth-grade class was recently visited by a group of high school students who delivered an important presentation on water safety. The visit was part of a civics project for the h...
February 12, 2026
Mrs. Berardino and Mrs. Scalza’s first-grade classes recently embarked on an in-depth exploration of the Solar System. Each student selected a planet to research, gathering interesting facts and wr...
February 5, 2026
Mrs. Hackett and Mr. Ierardi's classes came together to celebrate World Read Aloud Day. This day is celebrated every year on the first Wednesday of February. World Read Aloud Day is a global moveme...
February 4, 2026
Students from Miss Schoberl and Mrs. Bates’ 5th-grade class partnered with Miss Yost’s 2nd-grade class to celebrate Global Play Day and World Read Aloud Day. Students took turns reading stories to ...
February 2, 2026
Mrs. Pellegrino’s class visited Mrs. Rebholz’s kindergarten class for a special storytelling experience. Students were paired up to share stories they had created as part of their narrative writing...
January 25, 2026
In a collaborative science activity, Mrs. Rebholz and Mrs. Castaldo's Kindergarten classes joined forces, taking on the roles of budding scientists and meteorologists. They embarked on an exciting ...
January 21, 2026
The students in Mrs. Heaney's class had a visit from their RMMS Book Buddies. Ms. Nicole Menendez led this visit. After a book was read to them, the students worked together to complete a snow glob...
December 27, 2025
Our elementary school was full of holiday spirit during our yearly Holiday Sing-Along! Students came together to sing favorite seasonal songs. They spread joy and happiness throughout the school. T...
December 27, 2025
Students and staff were treated to the festive sounds of the NBHS Holiday Horns as high school musicians paraded through the halls of DeLuca, filling the school with holiday music and cheer. The pe...
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
