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Students Conduct Self-Directed Experiments Using the Scientific Method  Cullen Matthews ’23 From moths to microplastics, new discoveries are being made this year in Chaminade High School’s Science, Technology, and Research Center. The Science Research Club is one of Chaminade’s best opportunities for students interested in the scientific method. Each year, members are given the chance…

Alumni Discuss Why They Chose to Return to Chaminade as Faculty Members  Nathaniel Thomas ’25 One of the most important goals of Chaminade High School  has always been to create a sense of family among students and faculty members. As the Chaminade family grows with new students every year, the faculty also continues to expand—and…

Society Should Explore the Implications of New Artificial Intelligence Technology Dimitri Donas ’23 In recent months, ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence program, has made waves due to its ability to generate literary responses, poetry, and even artwork through a simple written command. The software is free for anyone who has access to the internet, meaning that…

Flyers Challenged to Create Visual Representations of “Truth, Goodness, and Beauty” Brady Reis ’24 This past November, students at Chaminade High School participated in the “Truth, Goodness, and Beauty” Art Challenge. Their task was to incorporate their own faith into a piece of art using a medium or design of their choosing. The challenge was…

Students Are Focusing On What Matters Most—Both In and Out of the Classroom Sean Keane ’23 Throughout its history, Chaminade High School has built a reputation as a school that values academics. The school has always offered honors-level coursework and, more recently, Advanced Placement classes. Rigorous science classes and thought-provoking English classes are necessary to…

Brandon Braccia ’23 Teaches Snowboarding to Kids & Veterans with Disabilities Nektarios Donas ’24 Brandon Braccia ’23 is an exceptional senior who gives back to his community through his snowboarding and entrepreneurial skills. In a one-on-one interview, Tarmac was able to speak to Braccia about his position with  the Adaptive Sports Foundation. Tarmac: Hi, Brandon.…

JT Casamassima ’25 Researches Marine Life for Cornell Cooperative Extension Anthony Scarmozzino ’24 While Long Island is known for its gorgeous coastal scenery, since the 1970s overfishing and pollution have continually degraded the water quality. This has greatly impacted the Island’s marine life, which includes bivalve creatures such as oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops that…

Dylan Long ’23 The Society of Mary is dedicated to forming people and communities of faith through education. Marianist brothers operate schools around the globe, many of which are located in the United States. In order to stay connected to the mission, high-ranking members of the Society of Mary make sure to visit each one…

Upperclassmen Offer Freshmen Advice & Support Throughout the School Year   Will Ferraro-Reich ’26 At Chaminade High School, the Senior Leaders Club has a significant influence on the freshman class. The group is made up of upperclassmen who volunteer their time to guide Chaminade’s newest students through 3-C Week, preparing them for their upcoming four years…

For the 2022-2023 school year, Chaminade welcomed a plethora of new faculty members to its many departments. Three new faculty members are Ms. Cinnamo, Mrs. Madacsi, and Ms. Rindenow.  Ms. Cinnamo – Sean Sweeny ’24 Chaminade’s Guidance department welcomes Ms. Michelle Cinnamo to their team. She graduated from Valley Stream North High School and attended…