COMMACK SCHOOLS

CHS Athletics also was recently honored for the academic performance of its student-athletes

The students learned so many facts about the 166-year-old lighthouse, which measures 168 feet tall

Thank you to our incredible administrative team for their support and to our applicants for their interest in joining the Commack team

Lunch and Learn is a hands-on STEAM program launching at all the district's primary schools

The Project Lead The Way-inspired assignment has practical real-world implications

helly Atlas and Cara DeVita’s students planted bibb lettuce, romaine, arugula, gourmet lettuce and basil

The students gathered in the art gallery to be taught by Stony Brook Italian professor Giuseppe Gazzola

The royalty will participate in the homecoming parade at 1 p.m. on Oct. 11

Scholar-Athlete teams have at least three-quarters of their student-athletes with a minimum 90 GPA

The event was sponsored by the World Languages department

Rich Specht brought his "Cultivate Kindness" message to the primary school to demonstrate the ripple effect a kind act can have

Peter Catalanotto, who has published 50 children’s books as an author and illustrator, demystified the writing process for students

Equipped with only cardboard, glue and string, the students designed and then constructed shoes

The Dot is the story of a caring teacher who challenges a doubting student to trust in her artistic ability

Ryan McGrath is visiting Burr fifth graders through Monday, then will head to Sawmill after the two-day break

The U.S. Constitution was signed on this day in 1787

The students gathered before dismissal to sign patriotic songs, with "You're a Grand Old Flag" proving a particular hit

Ellie and Sofia, members of Girl Scout Troop 1967, dedicated more than 100 hours to their community service project

Fourth graders are discussing bullying

The spread included fall-themed decorations

School spirit was on display throughout the evening

Complimentary lunch is even better when it comes from a food truck

The face-painting station proved particularly popular, as did the refreshments, which included snow cones and cotton candy

CHS joined students from other districts as well as civic organizations

At Commack High School’s 9/11 memorial park, superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox presided over the 24th annual ceremony