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Bellport High School

205 Beaver Dam Road
Brookhaven, NY 11719
Phone: (631) 730-1575
Fax: (631) 286-5336

Grades 9 - 12

Hours: 7:09 am - 1:55 pm

Principal:
Erika Della Rosa

Assistant Principals:
Dan Fauvell
Heather Giacomin
Aimee Iuliucci
Bernie Soete

 

 

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Bellport seniors earn Building Bridges Award

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Bellport High School Multicultural Student Association President Alyssa Vargas and Secretary Rosemarie Okorafor were recently named recipients of the Building Bridges Award presented by the Jewish Community Relations Council of Long Island. The students were recognized at the Suffolk County Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration for demonstrating a commitment to fostering inclusive, compassionate and civically engaged communities.

To earn the recognition, Vargas, a senior, demonstrated exceptional leadership and dedication, working diligently to unite students through various multicultural initiatives. Her efforts have been instrumental in the planning and execution of the school’s Hispanic Heritage and Black History celebrations — both of which were impactful, schoolwide events that fostered cultural awareness and appreciation. For the Hispanic Heritage celebration, she organized a panel of guest speakers, all of whom were alumni of Bellport High School and graduates of the English as a New Language program. During the Black History celebration, she played a key role in coordinating a groundbreaking, entirely student-led program — the first of its kind at the school. Alongside her peers, she helped organize a Black History talent show featuring student dancers, poets, singers and more. The event not only showcased remarkable talent, but also highlighted the strong sense of encouragement and support among students. Faculty and administrators alike were deeply moved by the energy and unity displayed throughout the program.

Okorafor, also a senior, earned accolades for her academic and leadership roles. She is an accomplished Advanced Placement student who is actively engaged in both her school and community. She is a dedicated participant in the Women in Science and Engineering program at Stony Brook University, where she advances her studies in STEM, and volunteers at both the South Country and Brookhaven public libraries. At South Country Library, she contributes to beautification projects in the community garden and assists in sorting and distributing seeds to local farms. At Brookhaven Library, she creates bookmarks for nursing home residents, assembles treat kits for local families, and designs birthday banners for individuals receiving treatment at the local oncology center. Beyond her volunteer work, she supports Lighthouse Mission, a local charity organization that provides food and clothing for families in need. As an active member of the Multicultural Student Association, she helps organize school events that celebrate and highlight the achievements of students of color. One of her most significant contributions was leading the development of the “Diversity of Thanksgiving Awareness” video, a student-created and edited project showcasing the cultural diversity of Thanksgiving traditions. This initiative aimed to foster awareness and appreciation for the varied ways people celebrate the holiday. Additionally, she played a key role in planning Bellport High School’s Hispanic Heritage and Black History Month celebrations, uniting the school community in an educational and meaningful way.

The South Country School District extends its congratulations to Vargas and Okorafor for working to make a difference in their school and community.

Date Added: 5/29/2025

Bellport sprint medley relay team takes first place

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Bellport High School’s sprint medley relay team brought home a first-place trophy from the Glenn D. Loucks Games. The team, comprised of Desmond Escobar, Raymond Kreamer, Vincent Pitre Jr. and John Uyi, ran the race in 3:31.94, making them the second fastest sprint medley relay team in New York State and holders of the eighth fastest time in Glenn D. Loucks Games history. The win secured them a spot at nationals.

Date Added: 5/28/2025

Bellport senior football player named member of the Golden Eleven team

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Bellport High School senior Michael Frankie was named to the National Football Foundation Golden Eleven team at the Suffolk County Chapter’s annual Scholar Athlete Awards Brunch, held April 27 at the Melville Marriott. This recognition marked Frankie as one of the county’s top 11 football scholar-athletes.

Frankie, a varsity cornerback and wide receiver, earned the award for his impressive skills on the field and his 100 GPA. He also holds an All-State title for football, as well as Academic All-County and All-Division titles for basketball, and is a starting pitcher and All-County title holder for baseball.

In addition, Frankie is a member of his school’s National and Math honor societies and Athletes Helping Others Club.

Frankie will be playing Division 1 football at Wagner College in the fall.

Date Added: 5/2/2025

Bellport High School Student Council awarded

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For its exemplary record of leadership, service and activities that serve to improve the school and community, the Bellport High School Student Council has been recognized as a gold-level winner of the 2025 National Council of Excellence Award by the National Student Council. The Bellport High School Student Council is one of only three high school councils on Long Island and one of only 10 in New York State to receive the gold-level award.

A student council must meet a variety of criteria to be eligible for this award. In addition to basic requirements such as a written constitution, regular meetings and a democratic election process, the council must demonstrate successful sponsorship and participation in activities such as leadership development and service to the school and community.

This school year, the Bellport High School Student Council hosted a variety of unifying, schoolwide pride events and held several fundraisers, including a food drive for local food pantries.

Date Added: 5/1/2025

South Country BOE recognizes winter athletes

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The South Country Board of Education recognized Bellport High School student-athletes during their meeting on April 23. Each athlete received a certificate for achieving great success during the winter sports season. Also praised were winter athletes for earning academic accolades during the season. Winter teams placed third in Suffolk County for the most scholar-athletes. The district extends its congratulations to the following athletes: Ava Cooley, Ella Masem, Nevaeh Pedraza and Inocencia Rodriguez (track); Charleigh Howard, Caitlin Maragioglio and Aaliyah Morrow (girls wrestling); and Henry Caceres, Camryn Howard, Jacob Snedeker and Hayden Tooker (boys wrestling).

Date Added: 4/28/2025