COMMACK SCHOOLS

Lou Del Bianco discussed three elements of storytelling: conflict (the problem), climax (the solution) and characters

On Homecoming Saturday, the varsity football team defeated Copiague, 36-29, on a fourth-down TD reception in the final minute

An extra special part of Tuesday's visit to Sawmill was Tom McFadzen working with the class taught by his daughter, Kellie McFadzen

School of Business enrollees heard from Cliff Weinstein, Max Kemnitzer and CHS alum Makayla Grant on Tuesday

CHS seniors Juliet J. and Matthew O. have been recognized in the 71st annual National Merit Scholarship Program

The messages aim to help reduce any stigma and spread awareness

The event was entitled, "A Day with the Arts: Dance, Music and Theatre"

Newman oversees the business operations of the district and has ensured fiscal responsibility

The College and Transition Services Fair for families will take place on March 25 at 6 p.m. at the high school

In accordance with the provisions of the “Open Meetings Law,” the Board of Education of the Commack Union Free School District shall hold its Regular Meeting on Thursday, October 9, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.

Lancey's presence helped bridge the gap between class topics and practical application

The first graders practiced crawling out of a building

​​​​​​​The folk tales, which included contributions from Japan and Ghana, had positive themes such as not being greedy

Dr. Cox accepted a check for $2,500 from the Eric Spinato Foundation for annual scholarships awarded to CHS seniors

The students learned from Plant Up founder Lety Algeri about the different needs of plants

Renee Murphy joined students on Monday to share her story, "Your Heart’s Voice"

Families are invited with their students on Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m.

They also took a tour of the farm, including stopping by the apiary, where the bees are still buzzing

helly Atlas and Cara DeVita’s students planted bibb lettuce, romaine, arugula, gourmet lettuce and basil

CMS kicked off PBIS in style on Friday

CHS Athletics also was recently honored for the academic performance of its student-athletes

The students learned so many facts about the 166-year-old lighthouse, which measures 168 feet tall

Thank you to our incredible administrative team for their support and to our applicants for their interest in joining the Commack team

Lunch and Learn is a hands-on STEAM program launching at all the district's primary schools

The Project Lead The Way-inspired assignment has practical real-world implications