Article by Nick Cortese, ’23: Thanks to modern technology and some dedicated members, Speech and Debate had a first trimester to remember. Team members pour their hearts and souls into their topics with their goal being to qualify for the state tournaments. One of the club members who qualified for states this year, Robert Nolan,…
There is no question that literature and life are inextricably connected. Authors often use their own personal experiences as raw material for their creative projects, whether those projects take the form of novels, short stories, essays, or poetry. For students of literature, there can be no greater thrill than to unearth these biographical connections by…
Article by Mary O’Connor, ’21: Kellenberg Memorial has opened up its newly-installed lab doors to the class of 2021. Starting January 14, the senior class began its rotation of lab days, beginning with cohorts A3 and C1. Four completely remodeled laboratories, one for each study of lab-heavy science covered in Kellenberg, including Kellenberg’s science seminar…
Emma O’Keefe’s ’21 Flowers in Colored Pencil reminds us of the inevitable spring to come. Renaissance Arts and Literature, presented by Phoenix Online In an effort to reach as many of our Kellenberg Families as possible, Phoenix Online is now proud to post weekly poems, prose, art, and photography from our student contributors for Renaissance,…
By Edward Jansen, ’21: The nights are hardest In a lonely leather chair Gripping Firmly on the armrest Daring not to blink (Just do it, don’t think!) Worrisome Quite slowly She opens up the door Softly Lingering on the handle Steps into the corridor We do not speak the other’s language Melting slowly in the…
Article by Mia Habert, ’22: This week at Kellenberg, the Communications Club has worked extra hard to welcome back our beloved morning announcements. Best described by junior Ava Petroski “Lights, camera, action. The morning announcements are presented to you by the Communications Club.” The students and faculty alike are feeling a sense of normalcy as…
Article by Hailey Pitcher, ’21 Kellenberg Completes State of the Art STEM Center After about two years of strategic planning and careful building and operation, Kellenberg was delighted to announce the opening of its new lab wing, The Jim & Diane Rowen STEM Center. This new renovation is just one of Kellenberg’s future construction projects…
The Kellenberg Alumni Family Follow @kmhsalumni Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Kellep A. Charles ’89 Dr. Kellep A. Charles ’89 received a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science at North Carolina A&T State University, a Master of Science degree in telecommunication management at University of Maryland, and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in cybersecurity at Capitol…
Article by Newsday’s Michael R. Ebert, Photo credit, U.S. Youth Soccer/Jordan Gracey: A student at Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale has been named the Volunteer of the Year by the Long Island Junior Soccer League. Jessica Lee, a senior, has received the league’s Marg McGory TOPSoccer Volunteer of the Year Award, which is named…
Katharine Barberi, ’22 is a junior at Kellenberg and a member of the Photography Club. Since her club hasn’t been able to meet this year she has been taking amazing pictures on her own time. Renaissance Arts and Literature, presented by Phoenix Online In an effort to reach as many of our Kellenberg Families as…