COMMACK SCHOOLS

CMS came away with medals in Crime Busters, Disease Detectives, Dynamic Planet, Ecology, Reach for the Stars, and Write It/ Do It

Youngsters descended upon the high school cafeteria and North Gym on Friday afternoon to take part in games and activities run by CHS students

Ishana, an aspiring neurosurgeon, in January was selected one of 40 finalists internationally in the Regeneron Science Talent Search

On Friday, the students played a “head band” game

The high school students brought their favorite children’s books to read to the primary students

The prestigious competition draws more than 300,000 students from all 50 states and more than 30 countries

After watching the short video Boundin', Tricia Sonsire led a discussion on resiliency and the importance of bouncing back from challenges

Edwin J., Irene M. and Andreas M. achieved the distinction

Tricia Sonsire's ambition to share social emotional learning techniques with families as well as students continued to materialize

The students used multicolored cupcake paper cups to make flowers that they will share with others to make them feel good

The speakers included registered nurses, a neurologist, optician, physical therapist, cardiologist, kickboxer, martial artist and yoga instructors

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, February 27, 2025, at 6:00 p.m

The students experience the lunch and learn program monthly

The students initially toured the scenic grounds, which included several metal and stone sculptures

Kim Laube from HUGS Inc. led group exercises to train the CHS juniors and seniors in different styles of leadership

Oh how our primary students have aged during the break!

The AIME is a rigorous competition for students who have demonstrated exceptional mathematical talent

Students and their families toured the 100-day-themed creations throughout the day

The trivia questions touch on topics including positive self-image and relationships

Stony Brook Children’s Hospital visited kindergarten classes to teach about the importance of wearing helmets while riding bicycles

Hearing from students supplements the work of counselors and gives the eighth graders a firsthand account of the transition

​​​​​​​The students had the opportunity to create messages on the bracelets, including words such as 'kind,' 'brave,' 'unique,' and 'amazing.'

On Monday, the kickline squad’s team bus was escorted to the high school by the chiefs of the Commack Fire Department with sirens blaring

The classes made a difference in the community on Tuesday

The students on Friday were completing and testing their wooden structures