COMMACK SCHOOLS

The public is invited to Friday and Saturday shows at 7 p.m. inside the CHS auditorium

Toni Newman was recognized as a New York State PTA Distinguished Service Award honoree

From the Winter Olympics, there's bobsledding and speed skating

​​​​​​​This year marks the first time that the game day cheerleaders will enter nationals as a co-ed squad

The classics included The Princess and the Potty and Dinosaurs Love Underpants

Renee Greene Murphy came to Indian Hollow with an important message

Emerson A. also broke two school records

The yoga sessions are being led by visiting yogi Donna Coogan

The primary students are controlling Dash robots to navigate a football field

Primary students and their families descended on Dave & Busters in Islandia for three hours of nonstop games and excitement

Rolling Hills students are getting the full cosmic bowling experience during gym classes

On Tuesday, the 91-year-old Holocaust survivor had addressed the United Nations

​​​​​​​Family members of the honorees as well as classmates gathering in the gymnasium

There was no shortage of carnival games and prizes, inflatable slides and cotton candy

The evening concluded with guest clinician Dr. James McRoy joining musicians from all levels on stage

​​​​​​​The students are creating their own storytelling paintings by painting dots on wood

All of the musicians concluded the evening with a joint final performance led by guest clinician Eric B. Davis

Librarian Wendy Johnson read from the children's books, "Sneezy the Snowman" and "The Luckiest Snowball"

Among the fun, relay-style activities: an egg and spoon race, pancake flip race, horse race and ice cream cone relay

Students who participated in enough activities even discovered a secret code they could use in an escape room

Logan D. will be busy at the New York State championship meet

Principal Jessica Santarpia and teachers took turns reading from the children's book, "Rosie's Wild Ride"

First, you can catch Foti and the CMS orchestra at next Thursday’s districtwide strings night hosted at the middle school at 7 p.m.

Students could select from scrumptious toppings including plantains, corn, sweet potatoes, mangoes and black beans

The fourth graders even tried on authentic clothing, including an Eastern Woodlands wraparound skirt