Calhoun High School’s Class of 2025 was celebrated on the school field on June 8.

Mepham High School graduating Class of 2025 was celebrated on the football field on June 8 under a canopy of maroon fanfare and Pirate pride.

Kennedy High School’s Class of 2025 was celebrated on the school field on June 8 amid a sea of Cougar green pomp and circumstance.

Congratulations to the 20 students who were honored at a June 9 graduation ceremony at Brookside’s Meadowbrook Alternative Program.

As the 2024–25 school year comes to a close, the CHSD board of education took a moment during its June 4 meeting to recognize four student representatives for their service throughout the year.

Nearly 50 BMB students, faculty, alumni and family?attended the 8th annual Broadcast Alliance for Senior High (BASH) awards at Hofstra University on May 22.?

The Central High School District held its third annual district orchestra concert on May 27.

Grand Avenue Middle School was abuzz with innovation and discovery on May 16, as students, families, and faculty gathered for the first student-hosted in-house Science Fair.

Eight Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District students were honored with the Students Building Bridges Award.

Siddhangi Wickramasinghe, a Sanford H. Calhoun High School sophomore, was named the Nassau County girls’ individual badminton champion.

In their first Shakespeare Festival since before the pandemic shutdown, students and staff at the Meadowbrook Alternative Program took a three-prong approach to this week-long production.

Bellmore-Merrick is among 935 other school districts nationwide that the NAMM Foundation selected as a Best Community for Music Education.

School bands across the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District performed in a Rock for Mental Health music festival on May 2.

Two seniors at Calhoun High School clinched Nassau County championships in their respective events during the winter track and field season.

Seven teams from Grand Avenue Middle School's Science Research Program competed in the South Asian American Women’s Alliance (SAAWA) Science Fair at Levittown Hall.

Students in Denise Schleith's English as a New Language (ENL) class at Merrick Avenue Middle School, together with members of the school’s International Buddy Club, practiced their English writing skills by composing heartfelt thank-you letters to veterans in honor of the May 4 Honor Flight.

Neurodiversity Acceptance and Awareness Month has been engaging, eventful and effervescent across the CHSD.