Alumni Spotlight: Kerwin Young ’88

Kerwin Young ’88 is a concert and media composer with nine symphonies and a plethora of epic orchestral works. He is an award-winning and multi-platinum Rock & Roll Hall of Fame recording producer, multi-musician, educator, Hip-Hop Cultural Ambassador, and Performing Rights Associate with the U.S. Department of State (Next Level). A member of Public Enemy’s…

Junior Angelina Scalice Helps Raise $54,000 For Children Of Hope Foundation

Article by Phoenix writer Isabel Connolly ’23: Retired Nassau County Police Officer Timothy Jaccard is an inspirational person to everyone who meets him, but to Kellenberg Memorial junior Angelina Scalice, however, he is more: he is Uncle Tim, a godfather and close family friend. Junior Angelina Scalice recently gave a speech at a fundraising event…

Meghan Lazzarini ’25 Awarded First Place in Martin J. Kelly Writing Contest

The Kellenberg English department is thrilled to announce that Meghan Lazzarini, class of 2025, has just been named the winner of first prize for the 2022 Martin J. Kelly Writing Contest sponsored by the Irish Cultural Society of Garden City.  Meghan’s submission was a creative reflection on the iconic photograph “Men at Lunch,” a picture…

Renaissance Hosts Poetry Read-Around

Article by Phoenix writer Lauren DeRiggi ’24: On Friday, March 18th, Kellenberg’s Renaissance hosted a poetry read-around. The Renaissance is Kellenberg’s Literary magazine where students have the opportunity to express their creativity through prose, short stories, artwork, and essays. The read-around consisted of students in grades 6-12 reading works from their favorite poets, such as…

Last Week At Mass: A New Normal

Article by Phoenix writer Michelle Paszek ’24: Everybody tends to have the same idea of what Mass is: going to a Church building on Sunday, sitting in a pew, and listening to a priest say prayers and preach his homily before receiving the Eucharist and going home. This past Sunday, I didn’t leave my house…