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The kindergarten teachers rotated among the groups, reading their favorite children's books to the young students

Over 50 honorees were recognized at Commack Council of PTA hosted it’s 2025 Founder’s Day event at Commack Middle School Thursday evening. The Advocate In Action Award acknowledges the involvement

Under the direction of Beth Tanzi, Amy Dank and Rachel Geiser, the show includes 234 student performers and 175 individual speaking parts

The students learned firsthand about ways they can help children undergoing treatment at nearby Cohen Children’s Hospital

McConnell has loyally served as the athletic trainer for CHS teams and teaches physical education and health classes

Donna Coogan explained to the students that yoga is about practicing life skills such as focus and concentration

Students heard in the first person about Lincoln’s life growing up on a prairie and school all the way through his fight for the abolition of slavery

Among the animals they correctly identified: beaver, white-tailed deer, red fox and black bear

Among the names selected: Bear-E, Buddy and Snowball

The program immerses 2026 high school graduates in citizenship and leadership training at SUNY Morrisville

The science students even brought a drone they had programmed

Amanda Fiorentine worked with students on technique and choreography for a performance piece

As an added bonus, in a lottery, the principal then awarded get-out-of-homework-free passes

So many companies graciously responded to the students, including Titleist, BMW Huntington and Locals Only LI

The Cougars went an unblemished 8-0 in the league this season

Muchnik, who lives in Commack and her children attend North Ridge and Burr, also signed copies of the book for students

CMS student Demma O. spent her summer break writing and illustrating her book “Dreamer.” Friday afternoon, she had the opportunity to share her publication with second graders in her younger

The dioramas and a video of the students singing will be on display at the district’s Multicultural Festival

Principal Jessica Santarpia, teachers and other staff read from the children's book, 'Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed'

It marked the first time in a decade that CHS has produced a finalist in the prestigious competition

Tickets for Pippin are available for $15 for the public and $12 for students

Third graders spent the morning bowling at Bowlero

Moran took questions, including how to motivate student-athletes, managing playing-time expectations, and how he selects captains

Sam is pictured with guest artist Michael Stevens and music teacher Andrew Scheiner

Benjamin Hett, an author and historian, spoke in detail about the demise of the Weimar Republic and the rise of Nazi Germany