Eleven MacArthur Research students were selected as Finalists and invited to participate in the 2025 Long Island Youth Summit, hosted at St. Joseph's College.

Our 3rd graders from Mr. Bencivenga and Mrs. Kost's class experienced a remarkable day at the Levittown Memorial Outdoor Learning Center.

In March, Ms. Perruzza's kindergarten students sorted and graphed their Lucky Charms marshmallows.

Last semester at SALK, students in Mrs. Meyer's Family and Consumer Sciences class had the opportunity to participate in a cross-disciplinary initiative.

Congratulations to Abby Buenaventura on being selected to Newsday's All-Long Island Winter Sports Team!

The Division Avenue Science Olympiad Team competed at the NYS Finals for the 17th consecutive year, at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY on March 21st and 22nd.

MacArthur High School Science Olympiad students participated in the NY State Tournament on Friday, 3/21 - Sunday, 3/23, at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY.

In March, current band and orchestra students gave presentations and demonstrations on their instruments for the incoming beginners who are in 2nd grade.

General Douglas MacArthur High School is thrilled to announce that senior Melody Hong finished 6th in the nation in the prestigious 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search, the oldest science and math competition for high schoolers in the country.

It was an exciting and eventful week for MacArthur's science research students, who showcased their knowledge, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in multiple events.

In February, Ms. Corron's fifth-grade students shared their #Booklove with Mrs. Farley's first-grade class during an afternoon buddy reading session.

First graders are 100 days smarter after working so hard in first grade this year. Students from Mrs. Tripp and Mrs. Schempp's class showed all they have learned during our 100th Day celebration.

Students in Mrs. Liontonia and Ms. Maney's third grade class made predictions about whether or not the groundhog would see his shadow!

Mrs. Minogue's kindergarten class at Gardiners Avenue recently explored a bit of United States history! We dove into learning about two important Presidents: George Washington, our first President, and Abraham Lincoln, our 16th President.

Summit Lane Elementary School's celebration of Valentine's Day extended beyond New York's borders to reach 20 different states across the country.

Following weeks of preparation, students at East Broadway Elementary School in the Levittown School District dazzled audiences with performances of 'Annie Jr.' on Feb. 13.

Fourth graders at Abbey Lane Elementary School in the Levittown School District welcomed some of their closest loved ones for a special "Very Important Person" day on Feb. 13 and 14.

The Levittown School District is proud to announce that three of its student-athletes have made the Nassau County All-Star bowling team!

The Levittown School District is pleased to announce that Jonas E. Salk Middle School has been named a 2025 State School of Character by Character.org, a prestigious designation that recognizes the school's deep commitment to character education.

Students in Mrs. Liontonia and Ms. Maney's third-grade class had the pleasure of welcoming two very special guest readers during the month of January!

Second graders in Mrs. Brostowski and Ms. Monniello's class learned all about coins this month!

Mrs. Kostkowicz's 4th Grade class had the exciting opportunity to participate in the "Earth Ball" PTA Cultural Arts Event.

First graders in Ms. Croce's class were excited to celebrate Lunar New Year by creating vibrant Chinese lanterns!

The MacArthur Girls Bowling Team took home the County Tournament Championship on Saturday! This victory was a true team effort, made possible by the dedication, hard work, and teamwork of every bowler.

MacArthur High School senior, Nanor Danyal, was recently informed that she is a first prize winner in a worldwide music competition.

Musicians at Summit Lane Elementary School in the Levittown School District put on a special show for their peers on Jan. 21 as the orchestra, band and chorus gathered for a schoolwide concert.

Students at Lee Road Elementary School in the Levittown School District expressed their creativity while setting goals for the future as they looked ahead toward the new year.

A careful combination of climbing, rolling and balancing were the key skills utilized by students throughout Gardiners Avenue Elementary School as they took on the gymnastics unit in their physical education classes.

Congratulations to General Douglas MacArthur High School senior Melody Hong on being named a FINALIST in the 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search!

General Douglas MacArthur High School in the Levittown School District is pleased to announce that senior Melody Hong was named one of 300 semifinalists in the prestigious 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search, the oldest science and math competition for high schoolers in the nation.

Gardiners Avenue Elementary School students are learning real-world technology skills, which was the focus of the academic presentation at the Jan. 8 meeting of the Levittown Board of Education.

Third grade students had "snow" much fun making snow in their classroom. They participated in experiments and worked cooperatively with their classmates making predictions and interacting with the snow!

The students at Gardiners Avenue were excited to participate in "THE GRINCH GAME" as part of our holiday season celebrations!

Salk Middle School held its annual Holiday Jamboree the day before break.

Students in Mr. Centonze's class participated in a team-building snowman wrapping project, where they collaborated to create their very own snowman.

December was full of fun at Gardiners Avenue Elementary! Kindergarten students enjoyed reading The Gingerbread Baby by Jan Brett and were tasked with designing a structure to keep the Gingerbread Baby safe.

Parents who have a child/children residing in the Levittown School District and have attained the age of four years on or before December 1, 2025 are invited to apply for admission, on behalf of their child, to the Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program during the 2025-2026 school year.

Three music students represented the Levittown School District December 5 – 8 at the NYSSMA All State Music Conference in Rochester, NY.

Gardiners Avenue Elementary School kindergartners crafted gingerbread houses alongside their loved ones to welcome the holiday season on Dec. 10.

Students throughout Abbey Lane Elementary School in the Levittown School District enjoyed a restaurant experience as they entered the library to find a menu of books representing a wide range of tastes on Dec. 10.

Throughout the month of December, the MacArthur Winter Wind Ensemble continued its long-standing tradition of holiday concerts in and around the Levittown community. From school board meetings, shopping malls and high school hallways, the group shared the gift of wonderful holiday music to all who heard them play.

Spanish students in Ms. Gutierrez's level 5 classes recently visited a local senior center to participate in a heartwarming intergenerational experience.

Congratulations to MacArthur Science Research students James Colella and Oscar DeGus for their poster presentations at the Middle States Association of American Geographers.

On Wednesday, October 16, Melody Hong visited The Louis and Beatrice Laufer Center for Physical & Quantitative Biology at Stony Brook University to present her research to her mentor Dr. Gabor Balazsi's lab group, followed by a tour of the facilities.

The Levittown School District is pleased to announce that twelve senior athletes from Division Avenue and General Douglas MacArthur high schools have committed to play for their future colleges and universities.

Students in fourth grade have been working on a Colonial Research Project.

Mrs. Maguire's "Thankfulness Writing Project" invited her students to explore and express their gratitude in meaningful ways.

In October, the fourth graders presented Pumpkin Book Projects. The students dressed up a pumpkin as their favorite book character.

Division Avenue High School students recently presented their work at the Hofstra University Summer Science Research Symposium.

Kindergarten students had a fun-filled fall with crafts and projects. They went on leaf hunts, planted magic pumpkin seeds, and chose pumpkins from the school patch.

October has been a great month for Mrs. Schadt's class. We went to the Outdoor Learning Center at LMEC and enjoyed some planting, working with seeds, and of course seeing the beautiful Coy fish swimming in the pond.

October was filled with fun activities in Mrs. Donnelly and Ms. Monniello's class.

Congratulations to Seniors Gavin Thompson & Michael Kondyra for qualifying for the Nassau County Individual Golf Championships.

Jonas E. Salk Middle School teacher Caroline Kind is the proud recipient of the Long Island School Hero recognition from the Long Island Coalition Against Bullying for going above and beyond for her students.

Classrooms throughout the Levittown School District were filled with superheroes and princesses as students and staff marked Red Ribbon Week from Oct. 21-25, an annual initiative to promote drug-free lifestyles.

On October 10th the Abbey Lane PTA held a Color-A-Thon fundraising event.

Bookended by their first and last names, poems crafted by fifth graders at Lee Road Elementary School in the Levittown School District acted as a window into each student's interests and aspirations.

Ms. Musante's second graders at Lee Road Elementary School used their creativity and knowledge of arrays and repeated addition to create their own Array City.

The dedication of the seven volunteers who comprise the Levittown School District's Board of Education was recognized publicly on Oct. 9. Superintendent Todd Winch, along with administrators, students, parents and local officials, commended trustees for School Board Recognition Week.

Two exceptional seniors in the Levittown School District were named Commended Students in the prestigious 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Our kindergarteners in Mrs. Schillinger's class got off to a great start here at Gardiners Avenue!

The strong spirit of the Generals Nation shone through the rain on Sept. 28 as the General Douglas MacArthur High School community gathered for the annual homecoming parade and game.

Discovering a new literary adventure has never been easier for Wisdom Lane Middle School students who frequently browse selections in the library's "StarBooks Cafe."

Members of the Buildings and Grounds crew in the Levittown School District were given special thanks at the Sept. 25 board of education meeting following a summer of completed projects throughout the community.

Kindergartners at Lee Road Elementary School in the Levittown School District are forming foundational skills in reading and writing through creative activities inspired by the book "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom."

Fourth Graders at Gardiners Avenue had a fun start to the school year. As we were getting back into the routines, we were discussing kindness and how to be a good friend.

In September at Gardiners Avenue, students eagerly embraced the new Career Exploration Class where they learned about various career clusters, including jobs like boat captain, video game developer, principal, and shoemaker.

It was a night of triumph on and off the field for the Division Avenue High School community as the annual homecoming parade and game returned on Sept. 20.

Members of MacArthur's Environmental Club took part in the Town of Hempstead's Lido Beach Clean-up on Saturday, September 21st

Four talented high schoolers in the Levittown School District were accepted into the 2024 NYSSMA All-State Ensembles, a prestigious honor that recognizes their musical prowess.

At Gardiners Avenue Elementary School, posters, projects, clothes and more were covered with a colorful array of dots in celebration of the return of Dot Day on Sept. 13.

Students throughout the Levittown School District donned red, white and blue clothing to mark Patriot Day on Sept. 11.

This year in Ms. Lynch's class students are taking RISE to a whole new level. Students are embracing RISE core values on a classroom bulletin board. Every month students will be able to answer a question about that month's core value.

With the holiday season approaching, we have initiated year 16 of the Holiday Adopt-A-Family program for the children (and possibly members of their families) of the Levittown School District.

Liyana Manha, a fifth-grade student at Abbey Lane Elementary School, has proudly published her first book, A Day in the Life of Ari.

Northside Elementary School students were fully prepared to welcome back families during Back to School Night on Sept. 5 with a skilled performance.

This past summer, MacArthur Science Research students, Catherine Purirojejananon (11th grade) and Logan Rodriguez (10th grade) participated in programs for high school students at Program at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL).

Across the Levittown School District's 10 schools, hundreds of students returned for the first day of school on Sept. 4 ready for a successful year ahead.

I hope this letter finds you well and that you have enjoyed a restful and rejuvenating summer. As we gear up for the start of a new school year, I am filled with excitement and anticipation for the wonderful experiences and learning opportunities that lie ahead.

Teachers joining the Levittown School District for the 2024-2025 school year were welcomed during the annual new teacher orientation on Aug. 26 and 27.

Several high schoolers from the Levittown School District explored a variety of college campuses from July 22-24, sparking inspiration for their future educational endeavors after graduation.

Teamwork and creative thinking were the themes for students from across the Levittown School District as they enjoyed a wide range of activities at Camp Invention and STEM Camp held at Wisdom Lane Middle School.