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Artwork by Kimoi Lamy ’26
by Anthony Custodio-Pena ’26 One drop, one single torrent of water that lasts for a second, That’s all it takes, so simple, so small, yet why this feeling, My body feels like its on fire yet my cheeks feel moist, My mind is at ease and thoughts are clear, no physical pain nor mental stress. …
Article by Phoenix writer Sarah Zaikowski ’27 This past weekend the Boys Varsity Track team was honorably invited to the Nor’Easter at The TRACK in Boston sponsored by New Balance. Damion Gordon Jr. won the 55-meter dash in a time of an astounding 6.48 seconds, setting a new personal best and lowering his own school…
Article by Phoenix writer Ailish Blaney ’28 This year, Kellenberg started Advent with spirit. On December 2, Kellenberg hosted its annual door-decorating contest. Each homeroom transformed doors and classrooms into candy-land forests and winter wonderlands. Halls blasted Frank Sinatra while students draped banners and hung Christmas ornaments. With everything on the line, homerooms viciously…
On November 15 in a true show of skill and unwavering determination, the Boys’ JV Football Team fought hard against St. Joseph by the Sea and claimed the NYCHSFL AA Championship title.
Article by Phoenix Writer Amelia Campbell ’26 The student body gathered together for the student concert on Thursday December 11. Held during a school day assembly, the student concerts preview the Christmas concerts for family performed on several evenings before the Holiday. The student concerts serve a dual purpose as a dress rehearsal for the…
Dr. Jermaine Lee ’02 is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, entrepreneur, and former professional athlete whose career reflects a rare blend of discipline, service, and drive. A CFL draft pick turned healthcare leader, he now owns and operates Jermaine Lee Physical Therapy PLLC, an MBE-certified practice focused on serving diverse and underserved communities through…
by Danielle Kercy ’26 “Bring back sprinkle munchkins!” I say to anyone who will listen. Dunkin’ Donuts used to sell plain munchkins covered in rainbow sprinkles that my elementary classmates would gladly brawl over. To be fair, they didn’t taste particularly better than the other flavors. The sprinkles added a crunch and a hint of…
Over the break, the Firebird Wrestling Team hosted their 15th Annual Ed Solosky Memorial Tournament, proving they are a force to be reckoned with.