COMMACK SCHOOLS

“Here Comes The Sun” and North Ridge’s school song were some of the crowd favorites!

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox presented CMS ENL teachers Christine Fields and Stephanie Zwiebel with the Commack STAR Award during a CMS faculty meeting Monday afternoon.

Don’t miss our incredibly talented cast bringing Shrek The Musical Jr. to the stage at CMSl! Join us for a swamp-tastic adventure full of laughs, magic, and yes... a very talkative donkey.

Students at Sawmill combined their love of baseball with community service. The Sawmill Student Council organized a snack drive to benefit the Ronald McDonald House Family Room at Stony Brook Hospital

Students at Burr received a special visit this week from Christine Pendergast of ALS Ride For Life. Pendergast provided students with an opportunity to learn about ALS.

Dressed in their favorite baseball uniforms, the admins at CHS and CMS joined forces with the Whitson’s staff to serve up hot dogs with all of the fixings and of course…popcorn!

The fair offered a chance to meet directly with representatives from higher education institutions and specialized support organizations.

Using a balloon and a toilet paper roll, the students explored basic engineering and physics concepts in their Lunch and Learn periods

Members of the Sawmill Pay It Forward Club recently celebrated Kindness Week with a clear focus on caring for others.

In accordance with the provisions of the “Open Meetings Law,” the Board of Education of the Commack Union Free School District shall hold an Audit Committee Meeting on Thursday, March 26, 2026, at 6pm

Congratulations to Alise Pulliam on winning the Administrator Service Award at Monday evening’s SCOPE Education Services 25th Annual School District Awards Dinner

College-level Digital Photography students from Commack High School took an exciting field trip to Nikon Headquarters in Melville on Thursday.

Tenth-grade students are participating in a deeply moving educational initiative, embarking on a thought-provoking virtual tour of the Auschwitz concentration camp without ever leaving their classroom

This week, Rolling Hills first graders donned their “work attire” to present their “All About” research books on the community helpers they might want to be when they grow up.

Commack High School students enrolled in the School of Medicine had the opportunity to connect Thursday morning with Giovanni Mayo, an admissions counselor from Molloy University.

Seventh and eighth graders from CMS traveled to Suffolk Community College on Wednesday morning to compete in a regional Mock Trial Tournament.

CHS seniors Juliet J. and Matthew O. have been selected as finalists for the 71st annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

Dr. Jordan Cox presented CHS physical education teacher Ed Boll with the Commack STAR Award on Friday morning during the district’s Superintendent's Conference Day.

The Commack Boys Bowling team has officially etched their names into the history books. On Sunday, the team delivered a dominant performance to capture the New York State Large School Bowling Title

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox, CHS assistant principal Eric Biagi, and Board of Education student representative Kyla Gruber received a VIP tour of Sawmill Intermediate School on Monday afternoon.

Collette was recognized as a nominee for the prestigious Harvard Club of Long Island Distinguished Teacher Award, following a heartfelt nomination from her former student and CHS alum, Mehek Sawhney.

On Thursday evening, the stage at East Meadow came alive with expressive storytelling and musicality as three talented groups of American Sign Language (ASL) students from CHS competed in ASL Idol

Students received a guided tour of the facility, where the children learned how to navigate the aisles and locate different types of books.

Sweetbriar Nature Center’s furry and feathered friends visited Rolling Hills on Wednesday to meet the kindergarteners.