Ryan and Mr. Hardwick on dream job day!
The students and staff are enjoying our February Spirit Week by participating in themed dress-up days.
Our Clarke High School National Honor Society 2025 Induction ceremony saw many of our outstanding students recognized for their hard work, leadership and character. Congratulations to all!
Into the Woods Student Preview! Our Clarke High students were treated to an outstanding preview performance of Into the Woods. Please come out to support this amazing performance this Thursday at 5pm, Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 7pm. You won't believe that the tech crew, orchestra and performers are not from a Broadway show!
On Tuesday February 4th our Ramettes gave another stellar performance in front of a packed Clarke crowd. It was also Senior Night for our outstanding dancers. Congratulations to Seniors Lauren Foley (Captain), Emma Azcona, Kaitlyn Boesch, Gabby Palmeri, and Sophia Faude !
Students and teachers enjoying the newest exhibit in our freshly revitalized Art Gallery. Many thanks to our Art Honor Society.
Dr. Rick Gatteau and the CHS guidance department presenting to parents and students at our annual Junior College Planning Night
Winter Concert 3 also showcased the extraordinary musicianship and inspiring talents of our Symphonic Band, Steel Band and Select Wind Ensemble.
Our Jazz Band kicked off Winter Concert 3 in outstanding fashion, helping everyone Swing into a Happy New Year.
Our nationally recognized Chamber Orchestra dazzled the audience with the Capriol Suite for String Orchestra at Winter Concert 2. Bravo and Brava to our student musicians for their breath-taking performances.
Stepping out to the "Danse" from the African Suite and "This is Me" from the Greatest Showman, our Symphonic Orchestra wowed the crowd at Winter Concert 2.
Winter Concert 2 began with a true gem, as the Ruby String Quartet showcased their boundless talents.
Congratulations to our newly inducted members of the Math and Science Honor Societies.
Congratulations to Coach Cavallo and award winners Victoria Palma (All-Conference) and Ava Giannitelli (Scholar Athlete) for being recognized at the Nassau County Volleyball Awards Dinner.
We are so proud of Maesha Balansag (9th grade), who recently earned second place in the 2024-2025 Chuck Baird Memorial Art Competition, sponsored by the American Sign Language (ASL) National Honor Society. Mrs. Carolyn Tully, ASL teacher, encouraged Maesha to enter her work in the competition.
The Lady Rams Basketball Team had an impressive opening night, putting a dazzling display of athleticism and winning their first game of the season.
Our Select Chorale offered a lights-out performance, astounding the audience with their dynamic musical talents - a perfect cap to our first Winter Concert.
Our Mixed Chorus delivered an extraordinary performance at the first of three Winter Concerts.
A wonderful beginning to our Winter Concert Series, our Treble Choir delighted a packed auditorium with their beautiful harmonies.
Students in the Science Honor Society traveled to Jones Beach where they engaged in a beach cleanup project. While the project was viewed to be highly beneficial, the students also enjoyed their observation of a pufferfish.
