COMMACK SCHOOLS

The students had a chance to interview Dr. Cox to ask him about what he loves about being the superintendent, what it was like when he was in primary school, and what he wants added to Discovery Dens

Commack was proud to have all 13 students who attended the Long Island Math Fair on Friday, April 24th at Hofstra University earn medals for their research presentations.

During an outdoor assembly in front of Burr intermediate school’s entrance on Friday afternoon, student speakers recited original works and urged their classmates to respect the environment

CHS students Brendan C., Jake G., Dean K. and Justin K. shared their gift of cooking with some of their peers on Friday in CHS’ living lab.

Commack Middle School recently wrapped up an exciting “Reading March Madness” competition, where students competed in a 16-bracket, tournament-style reading challenge

CHS students in Mrs. Centore and Ms. Bonacorsa’s Real Life Statistics classes transformed mathematical concepts into a day of fun for younger peers Friday morning

Sawmill hosted Family STEAM Night Thursday evening. Students and their families had the chance to make their own bouncy balls, catapults, hovercrafts, and rubber band helicopters.

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox, CHS Principal Carrie Lipenholtz and Board of Education Student Representative Kyla Gruber visited Commack Middle School for a meeting with CMS administrators & students

North Ridge students in Mrs. McHale and Mrs. Rowan’s classes planted outside in the school garden Thursday afternoon to celebrate Earth Day. The students also searched for rocks that will be painted

CHS students on the Legislative Advocacy Committee visited the Town of Huntington Wednesday morning to speak with elected officials.

CHS driver’s education students were visited on Wednesday by sheriffs from the Suffolk County Emergency Management Department, who explained the dangers of driving while intoxicated. The students then

Sawmill students had the opportunity to participate in a Day of Drums and Dance program with Path to Rhythm on Wednesday.

CHS School of Law students had the opportunity to meet Tuesday morning with James Croft, the director of the legal studies program and a law professor at St. John’s University.

Students at Wood Park visited Trader Joe’s in Commack on Monday afternoon to deliver paper grocery bags they decorated specifically for Earth Day.

Rather than hosting a traditional class party, Mrs. Dick’s fourth grade class came together for a creative and charitable project.

Students at Wood Park in Tonya Stahlmann’s class shopped in their classroom Friday morning as the culmination of their ELA and social studies integration unit.

After the morning pledge, Assistant Principal Stefanie Liptzin announced on the PA system that Tancredi Zott is being honored on Saturday during a special fundraiser for NSSA.

For the fourth year in a row, members of CHS’ Pay It Forward Club visited North Ridge Thursday afternoon to provide second graders with tactics on how they can spread kindness both at school and home

The Rolling Hills gym has been transformed into a mini golf course!

Commack student athletes gathered for the Commack Diamond Club 9/11 Memorial Home Run Derby at the Commack High School baseball field.

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox presented the Commack STAR Award to kindergarten teacher Lisa Sorgie Wednesday afternoon during the Commack Champion celebration at Rolling Hills.

Members of the Music Honor Society traveled to Sawmill Wednesday morning to visit music classes. The group explored rhythm, instruments and sang some fun songs!

Commack High School ASL Honor Society students performed "signed" story time

Commack High School hosted their inaugural “Commack Law Day” mock trial tournament on Tuesday. Twelve teams from surrounding school districts traveled to Commack to participate and compete.

Sixth grade students at Commack Middle School participated in a Kitchen Chemistry workshop Tuesday morning. Jasmine Jahangir from Mad Science of Long Island visited to guide the class through the