CHS News

Seventeen students at Commack High School earned recognition for their academic performance on the PSAT/NMSQT.

Dr. Cox recently stopped by Commack High School’s Bloomberg lab, where students walked him through their strategies for picking investments and building strong portfolios

Tosia S. and Sarah S. were selected from high schools across Long Island in dance, media arts, music, theater, and visual arts.

CHS School of Law students had the opportunity to meet Tuesday morning with James Croft, the director of the legal studies program and a law professor at St. John’s University, and hear about the basi

Commack student athletes brought their biggest swings to the diamond Tuesday afternoon to send baseballs and softballs flying for a special cause.

Members of the Music Honor Society traveled to Sawmill Wednesday morning to visit music classes. The group explored rhythm, instruments and sang some fun songs!

Commack High School ASL Honor Society students spent an incredible day spreading inclusion and connection! In honor of Disabilities Awareness Month, our talented signers visited primary and third-grad

Commack High School hosted their inaugural “Commack Law Day” mock trial tournament on Tuesday. 12teams from surrounding school districts traveled to Commack to participate and compete in the event

The fair offered a chance to meet directly with representatives from higher education institutions and specialized support organizations.

College-level Digital Photography students from Commack High School took an exciting field trip to Nikon Headquarters in Melville on Thursday.

Tenth-grade students are participating in a deeply moving educational initiative, embarking on a thought-provoking virtual tour of the Auschwitz concentration camp without ever leaving their classroom

Commack High School students enrolled in the School of Medicine had the opportunity to connect Thursday morning with Giovanni Mayo, an admissions counselor from Molloy University.

CHS seniors Juliet J. and Matthew O. have been selected as finalists for the 71st annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

Collette was recognized as a nominee for the prestigious Harvard Club of Long Island Distinguished Teacher Award, following a heartfelt nomination from her former student and CHS alum, Mehek Sawhney.

On Thursday evening, the stage at East Meadow came alive with expressive storytelling and musicality as three talented groups of American Sign Language (ASL) students from CHS competed in ASL Idol