District News

Be sure to join us in the evening on March 26 at 6 p.m. when students and families are invited to the College and Career Fair

The students had the opportunity to make candles by dipping wicks in hot wax, write with a quill and play with a Jacob's ladder

For the kebabs, they cut fruits, including bananas, strawberries and apples, and placed them on skewers

Christine Dennis stepped into the library media specialist role at North Ridge and Burr three years ago. More accurately, she dove into the role.

The primary school staged its combined talent and fashion show on Friday night in the Burr auditorium

The theme for all submissions was "accepting imperfection."

To conclude the session, the fifth graders marveled as the high school musicians performed one of their upcoming concert

The high school students spread out among the classrooms to read titles including. "Hop on Pop," "Cat in the Hat" and Horton Hears a Hoo!"

The Pulsera Project connects Central American artists with students through the sale of colorful handwoven bracelets

Dr. Cox will be presented a SCOPE Administrator Service Award and the 2025 Matinecock Boy Scout Excellence in Education award

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

The CHS students spread out among the classroom to read titles including. "Hop on Pop," "Cat in the Hat" and Horton Hears a Hoo!"

Wrestler Brady C. and girls basketball guard Sofia V. were selected athletes of the winter season

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The students experience the lunch and learn program monthly

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