posted Mar 9, 2010 9:38 AM by Webmaster I
|
|
On Sunday, March 7, the Robert Moses Middle School Marching Band participated in the Annual Garden City St. Patrick's Day Parade. The band, color guard, kickline and flag units looked fantastic as they glided up "The Fifth Avenue of Long Island", Franklin Avenue, in their brand new uniforms. Flying the American and Irish flags, the precision of the flag and kickline teams was unbeatable. The band sounded fantastic as Irish melodies filled the air. Congratulations to the students and their teachers, particularly Mrs. Pino, Mrs. Marchionna, Mrs. Buehler, Mrs. Lombardo and Mrs. Sylvester. |
posted Mar 8, 2010 11:26 AM by Webmaster I
[
updated Mar 9, 2010 9:40 AM
]
“I am having so much fun!” commented a student as she moved through the hallway with her team from one event to another. “I can’t believe how nervous I am”, stated one student as she sat on the stage of the Little Theater for the Science Bowl competition, the final event of the day. The close to 250 students who participated in this voluntary academic challenge overwhelmingly described the day as exciting during this widely successful Science Olympiad event. |
|
posted Mar 8, 2010 9:16 AM by Webmaster I
[
updated Mar 9, 2010 5:43 AM
]
The First Lady of New York, Michelle Paige Paterson visited Robert Moses Middle School on Thursday, February 25th. There she spoke about her 2010 health awareness campaign "Healthy Stpes to Albany." Her campaign will "bring together state resources and community support to encourage middle school students to make their health a top priorty."
The Healthy Steps challenge started on March 1st and will run for six weeks.
|
posted Mar 4, 2010 11:28 AM by Webmaster I
[
updated Mar 4, 2010 11:40 AM
]

Congratulations to the Parliament Place Spelling Bee winner! |
|
posted Mar 3, 2010 10:06 AM by Webmaster I
|
|
Woods Road Elementary School Physical Education Department supports Jump Rope for Heart in the fight to raise money for the prevention, research and education of heart disease. Congratulations Woods Road.
|
posted Feb 23, 2010 5:23 PM by Webmaster I
[
updated Feb 25, 2010 1:14 PM
]
|
|
Congratulations to Ed and Kyle for qualifying for the New York State Championships in Swimming and Diving. Ed placed 2nd in the County in the 100 meter fly and 3rd in the 100 meter backstroke.
Kyle was crowned the Suffolk County Champion in diving with some very impressive dives off the 1 meter board. Both Ed and Kyle will be representing North Babylon at the New York State Championships this week in Buffalo. Congratulations and good luck. |
|
posted Feb 11, 2010 12:05 PM by Webmaster I
Teacher Renee Bandes is always searching for new ways to inspire and educate her students at NBHS. Utilizing available technology and library services, Ms. Bandes was able to bring educators from the Liberty Science Center to North Babylon through videoconferencing.
|
|
posted Feb 11, 2010 11:18 AM by Webmaster I
[
updated Feb 11, 2010 11:22 AM
]
Students at Belmont Elementary School now have their very own designated science room. Teacher and Elementary Science Coordinator Deborah Serino worked closely with Director of Science Alison Offerman-Celentano and Principal Valerie Jackson to create an interactive science room where teachers could bring their classes to explore science concepts in a discovery-oriented setting.
|
|
posted Feb 8, 2010 4:20 PM by Webmaster I
[
updated Feb 8, 2010 6:38 PM
]
On Friday and Saturday, the North Babylon community was treated to three magical performances of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” by the High School Drama Club. Highlights from the show were certainly the standing ovations for “Be Our Guest” and “Human Again” as the cast of more than 50 spoons, forks, knives and napkins, led by Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Chip, Babette, and the Wardrobe, danced around the stage and through the aisles.
Amazing performances were turned in by Tricia D. as Belle, Donovan C. as the Beast, Mark M. as Gaston, Christian D. as Lefou, Kevin C. as Lumiere, Brandon C. as Cogsworth, Shanelle R. as Mrs. Potts, Lauren D. as Chip, Gianna G. as Babette, and Chelsea T. as the Wardrobe, Luis M. as Maurice, and Joe P. as D’Arque.
In addition, support came from the skilled and talented technical and stage crews of more than 50 students working behind the scenes, as well as numerous dedicated parent and student volunteers.
The outstanding orchestra of more than 30 musicians was led by Mr. Jay Orig, the delightful costumes and makeup were by Ms Mary Susan Noll, choreography by Ms Nicole Raymond, sets by Ms Veronica Murphy, vocal direction by Mr. Steven Cottonaro, with lighting and direction by Mr. David Signorelli. |
posted Feb 5, 2010 11:00 AM by Webmaster I
[
updated Feb 6, 2010 12:45 PM
]
Eighteen fifth graders, under the leadership of art teacher Carolyn Whitney, have created a family portrait of monsters on three large canvases. The mural was inspired by a study of the classic book by Maurice Sendak “Where The Wild Things Are”. The students brought their monsters to life using acrylic paints and ink. These canvases were on display at the Long Island Children's Museum, in Garden City throughout the months of December and January. The students were invited to come to the museum, January 27th to view the artwork, enjoy a reception in their honor, and spend two hours exploring
the museum and all it has to offer.
The mural was part of a much larger interdisciplinary project, in which the entire fourth and fifth grade are participating. Music teacher Mrs. Henderson, reading specialist Mrs. Levine, librarian Ms. Bielskas and art teacher Mrs. Whitney have been working together to composeoriginal songs, write scripts, create three dimensional clay monsters, drawings, and collaborative posters around the "Wild Things" theme. All of these pieces will be diplayed at a student performance in the Spring. We are proud of every student at Belmont for their enthusiastic participation in this "monstrously wild project".
The following student artists participated in the mural: Sohaib B., Valerie B., Jahron C., Shannon D., Ariel D., Amanda D., Chamelea H., Paige H., Terrence J.,Isaiah K., McKayla L., Xavier L., Kelly M., Connor N., Julia R., Cori S., Patrick S., and Jordyn V.
|