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Martin Avenue School welcomes new principal

The North Bellmore School District has named Leyna Malone as the new principal of the Martin Avenue Elementary School. Malone served as assistant principal of the Saw Mill Road School last year. … more

8/25/16

The Dinkelmeyer band prepared to perform at the New York State School Music Association Major Organization Evaluation Festival, which was held at Hofstra University May 18 to 20.

N. Bellmore celebrates musical milestones

Jordan Novak was one of many students who wanted to join the Saw Mill Road Elementary School Serenaders, a select vocal musical group, in recent years. She explained that dozens of her peers wanted … more

By Julie Mansmann | 8/6/15

Teen volunteers from local high schools are an important part of the program for children with special needs, as they helped the youngsters play basketball and meet new friends.

N. Bellmore SEPTA launches Special Olympics programs

Tim Flynn, of North Bellmore, said he thought there weren’t enough local sports programs for children with special needs like his 5-year-old son, Brody, who has cerebral palsy. Neighbor Lori Cohen, … more

By Julie Mansmann | 5/18/15

Martin’s small vocal ensemble performed at one of the kickoff events for the Christmas Village, on Milburn Lake behind the Coral House.

Martin Avenue students perform at Christmas Village

Students from North Bellmore’s Martin Avenue Elementary School brought the gift of music to the new County Christmas Village in Baldwin. more

By Julie Mansmann | 12/29/14

Special education students enrolled in the North Bellmore School District’s extended school year made cards for Danny Nickerson, a 6-year-old Massachusetts boy who has an inoperable brain tumor.

From North Bellmore, with love

Chrissy Egan was one of the millions of people around the world to hear Danny Nickerson’s story two weeks ago on Facebook. Family members of the Foxboro, Mass., boy said on social media pages and … more

By Julie Mansmann | 8/7/14

Peter Mayo, an 8-year-old player with the Bellmore Braves, was chosen to participate in the Offense-Defense Youth All-American Bowl in Florida in January.

Braves QB named ‘youth All-American’

Peter Mayo Jr., an 8-year-old student at Martin Avenue Elementary School and member of the Bellmore Braves Football Association, was named a “youth All-American” after participating in the prestigious Offense-Defense Football Camp. The honor came with an invitation to take part in the eighth annual Offense-Defense Bowl Week festivities in Orlando, Fla. more

By Julie Mansmann | 12/18/13

Swastikas, graffiti found at Martin Avenue Elementary

Swastikas and racial slurs were found scrawled on the walls of a North Bellmore elementary school last weekend, Nassau County Police said. more

By Julie Mansmann | 10/3/13

Dr. Mark Wiener, principal of Martin Avenue Elementary School in North Bellmore, is retiring at the end of the school year.

Martin Avenue Elementary School starts a new chapter

For Martin Avenue Elementary School Principal Dr. Mark Wiener, music and teaching have long been his life’s passions. Many at Martin Avenue have seen Wiener blast a few notes on his baritone saxophone with students at jazz ensemble performances, yet they may not realize how important music, especially jazz, is to the beloved principal. more

By Deirdre Krasula | 5/24/12

The cast was all smiles after their performance.

Martin Ave. joins Alice on an adventure

Sixth-graders at Martin Avenue Elementary School in North Bellmore recently turned out four performances of “Alice in Wonderland.” Students treated their parents and fellow classmates to a performance based on the Disney classic. The play was an adaptation of the movie as well as Lewis Carroll’s novels “The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass.” more

By Deirdre Krasula, dkrasula@liherald.com | 3/15/12

Martin Avenue fourth-grader Donovan Moran leapt over the high jump at a Jump for Japan fundraiser last week.

Martin Ave. jumps at the chance to help Japan

“You can always help the world in a different way.” That’s just one of the many reasons the Martin Avenue Elementary School Cares Council gives back, sixth-grade President Samantha Doile said. more

By Deirdre Krasula | 3/30/11

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