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Brandon Beatty Presented Commack Star Award

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox presented custodian Brandon Beatty with the Commack Star Award at Building Blocks Developmental Preschool Friday afternoon.

NY Blood Center Awards Scholarship

Congrats to CHS student Alexa V., who has been awarded a scholarship from the New York Blood Center due to her work with the Future Healthcare Professionals Club.

Special Olympics Double Gold!

Pickleball Courts Open!

CHS now has three courts for public use outside of school hours.

Jon Miale Presented With Commack Star Award

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox presented guidance counselor Jon Miale with the Commack Star Award during the Commack High School morning announcements Wednesday morning.

Sawmill Fourth Graders Participate In CSI Day

Sawmill fourth graders participated in CSI Day on Wednesday and their crime solving skills were put to the test.

Paul Sleavensky Selected League Coach of Year

Congrats to retiring boys track coach Paul Sleavensky, who has been named League 2 Coach of the Year.

CMS Students Receive Awards for Character

A pair of CMS eighth graders have been awarded a college scholarship because of their character while involved in youth basketball.

CHS Students Recognized for Scouting Achievements

Three CHS students were honored Tuesday morning for their lofty achievements in scouting.

Pentathlete Finishes Second at State Meet

CHS track and field's Danny P. placed second in the pentathlon at Cicero North Syracuse this past weekend, and third overall in the Federation.

Fifth Graders Shine At Sawmill Boat Brigade

Sawmill fifth graders participated in the third annual Sawmill Boat Brigade Tuesday morning.

Dr. Cox Addresses Regional School Leaders about Financial Literacy

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox served as a featured speaker at Bloomberg for Education’s 2024 Academic Symposium on Friday.

Third Grader Dedicates Star To Wood Park

Grayson V. and his mother Amanda presented principal Michelle Collison and special education staff with a certificate that dedicates a star in the school’s name.

Local Libraries Visit Wood Park to Promote Summer Programs

The Commack and Smithtown libraries visited Wood Park Primary School on Thursday morning to encourage summer reading.

Transition Day Preps Seniors for College Life

CHS seniors are learning from the Class of 2023 about what awaits them in college during the high school’s annual Transition Day.

CHS Student's Artwork Supports Mental Health

CHS ninth grader Estelle M. has been recognized for her submission to Northwell Health’s “Erase the Stigma” art competition.

Michelle Conigliaro Awarded Commack Educator of the Year

Michelle Conigliaro was announced as the 2023-24 Commack Educator of the Year on Thursday evening.

Board Celebrates Newest Tenured Educators

The Board of Education recognized newly tenured educators during Thursday evening's Board of Education meeting at CHS.

CHS Recognizes Top Cohort

A wonderful evening at CHS began with honored 101 seniors in the annual Top Cohort Recognition Ceremony on Wednesday.

CHS Hosts Senior Awards and Scholarship Evening

What a memorable and moving night at the Senior Awards and Scholarship Evening at CHS on Wednesday.

CHS Students Recognized At Hunting-Tony Awards

CHS theater students were honored Monday evening at the Town of Huntington’s “Hunting-Tony” awards at a red-carpet event at the Paramount in Huntington.

Shannon Dagastine Awarded Commack Star Award

Superintendent Dr. Jordan Cox presented Shannon Dagastine with the Commack Star Award at a Commack Middle School Faculty Meeting Monday afternoon.

CHS Honors Inaugural IB Career-related Programme Class

During a ceremony inside the school’s auditorium, 44 CHS seniors became the school’s first-ever graduating class from The International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme.

LONG ISLAND CHAMPS!

The CHS varsity baseball team defeated Farmingdale, 2-1, in Saturday night’s Long Island championship game at the Middle Country Athletic Complex to earn the island title.

Rolling Hills Students Author Folk Tales

First graders in Diana Krompier’s class had the opportunity to present their own adaptions of Little Red Riding Hood to parents and special visitors on Friday in the Rolling Hills courtyard.