On our Wednesday Activity Day, members of the Latin School’s General Student Organization (GSO) has created a variety of Stay Home, Stay Safe signs for their homes during this time of the pandemic. Great job!
Article by Phoenix writer Julia Zacharski ’21: On Thursday, March 5, the Varsity Dance Team traveled to Orlando, Florida to compete in the NDA National Dance Championship, placing ninth in the nation. The team placed 1st in Hip Hop, 1st in Jazz, 1st in Pom, and 2nd in team. They had attended the same competition…
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O BLESSED JOSEPH, who yielded up thy last breath in the arms of Jesus and Mary, obtain for me this grace, O holy Joseph, that I may breathe forth my soul in praise, saying in spirit, if I am unable to do so in words: “Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I give Thee my heart and…
Cristina Hernandez, MD ’05 attended medical school at the Stony Brook University School of Medicine. She also completed her Emergency Medicine residency and served as attending for three years at Stony Brook University Hospital. Recently, she accepted an exciting job opportunity at the University of California San Diego, where she serves as an emergency medicine…
In February, 8 members of the Business and Finance Club traveled to the Federal Reserve in New York City for a boot camp in preparation for the Fed Challenge. These 8 students were part of the Maiden Lane Division of the Challenge. They were given their case study and were to give a 15-minute presentation…
Along with many other changes in recent times, the annual Mudville softball tournament could not be held this spring. The organizers, however, wanted to show their appreciation for the senior members of the Kellenberg Memorial softball team who would’ve competed this weekend in Herkimer, New York. NYSSCOGS and Mudville Softball Presidents, Kathleen and Perry L.…
During the Firebird Spirit driveby on Monday, April 20, generous KMHS families donated hundreds of non-perishable food items—enough to fill 30 cartons—to assist Catholic Charities of Long Island in their mission. Wednesday morning, Bro. Kenneth, Bro. Jean, and Beato delivered the food to the Oceanside Senior Center at St. Anthony’s parish. Thank you to all…
Due to the current pandemic, Kellenberg Memorial’s annual Variety Night was unfortunately canceled. However, we’d like to present selections from our students who worked hard preparing their performances for this night so that all may enjoy and appreciate their work. Special thanks to Connor Nelson ’22 who put this all together on behalf of the…
As schools across the country have been challenged to navigate the rapid implementation of remote learning due to the global pandemic, Kellenberg Memorial High School has found itself uniquely positioned to transfer the education of the heart and the mind to a virtual atmosphere almost seamlessly. Kellenberg’s unparalleled faith-centered education has always relied on a…