COMMACK SCHOOLS

Raku is the Japanese art of firing ceramics

In all, CHS students earned 11 medals and two honorable mentions

Students each shared details about a native animal that they had researched

Melody’s artwork was entitled, "Girl in the Mirror"

The students heard about a wide array of business topics

The air temperature may have been spring-like, but the bay water temperature definitely was befitting the Polar Plunge

The topics include the perils of gambling as well as the dangers of addiction to technology and impulse control disorder

The guest educator highlighted the types of creatures that live in different ecosystems

CHS ninth grader Risha S. won first place in Suffolk County and second place in the state

The students used shaving cream and food dye to create a tie-dyed effect on the outside of the cards

CHS students and their families came away better informed about their post-graduation options

The students got an up-close look at a box turtle, western hog-nosed snake, chinchilla, veiled chameleon and Vietnamese stick bug

The primary school veterans sang classics including "Good Morning," "Rocky Mountain," "As You Walk Through the World" and "Do-Re-Mi"

The students are being given virtual reality headsets during their AP World and Global 10 social studies classes for the immersive journey

Join us back at CMS on April 2 for Jazz Night and on April 9 for Vocal Night. Both district-wide concerts begin at 7 p.m.

In accordance with the provisions of the “Open Meetings Law,” the Board of Education of the Commack Union Free School District shall hold a Special Meeting on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.

The occupations represented included police officers, a firefighter, financial auditor, media buyer, physical therapist, doctor and DJ

The ASL students read aloud and signed the book, "Sophie's Tales, Learning to Listen"

The students interviewed Holocaust survivors Sol Ginzburg and Edith Gross for the project

The EMTs brought a LUCAS device that does the chest compressions for patients in cardiac arrest and had the students operate it

CMS will host a district-wide Jazz Night on April 2 and Vocal Night on April 9, both at 7 p.m.

“Your superpower is your voice,” principal Dan Ciccone said. “Share your words.”

Dr. Cox was recognized for Commack’s innovative approach to education

Not only were the primary students dressed in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, they also did their part to help the environment

Graves discussed the importance of leadership traits including having humility and being respectful and inclusionary