October 10, 2024
Belmont Elementary School students sampled many books at a recent book tasting event during the last week of September. During their respective library classes, students headed to the all-purpose room. . .
October 6, 2024
Fourth graders at Woods Road Elementary School recently participated in a workshop hosted by Mr. McGee of Progression Partners. The workshop explored the meaning of culture and cultural differences by. . .
October 2, 2024
Don't miss our upcoming open houses to tour the new upgrades at North Babylon High School and Robert Moses Middle School! The North Babylon High School Open House will be held on Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. The. . .
October 1, 2024
In celebration of International Dot Day on Sept. 15, students in Mrs. Bzdyks library classes at William E. DeLuca Elementary School learned how the movement began in 2009. Dot Day is a worldwide celeb. . .
September 30, 2024
Parliament Place Elementary School held its fourth annual Tiny Art Show, displaying the minuscule creations of the third, fourth and fifth grade artists. Ms. Kampsons students created the pieces on th. . .
September 30, 2024
North Babylon High School junior Ryan Ticas was recently presented with the Heroism Award by the Town of Babylon. The Heroism Award is the towns highest honor, and Ryan received the award for his quic. . .
September 25, 2024
We invite the community to join us to tour the upgrades and updates made at North Babylon High School and Robert Moses Middle School.
September 18, 2024
As International Day is celebrated on Sept. 15, the second graders at Parliament Place Elementary School recently completed their first art project of the year, inspired by Peter H. Reynolds book, The. . .
September 16, 2024
In recognition of Sept. 11, North Babylon School District honored and remembered the events of the day with numerous activities. Students and staff dressed in red, white and blue. At North Babylon H. . .
September 12, 2024
Four student-musicians from North Babylon School District were recently honored for their hard work and dedication to the arts. Two North Babylon High School students were selected to perform at the . . .
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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