Article by Phoenix writer Caitlin Hanratty ’25: After 8th period on September 28th, Kellenberg’s Mock Trial team left school for the Yale Invitational in New Haven, Connecticut, which would serve as their new home for the weekend. Before the school year even began, the Mock Trial team worked diligently over the summer to prepare a…
Article by Phoenix writer Caitlin Hanratty ’25: On October 4, Kellenberg students and faculty enjoyed the first XLT of the year together. Being one of Kellenberg’s most beloved traditions, XLT unites both students and staff alike in prayer and adoration. Before adoration began, the Kellenberg family shared a family dinner in the cafeteria to appreciate…
Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Oldenborg ’26: On Friday October 20th, 37 Kellenberg juniors along with several of their history teachers took a coach bus to Saratoga, the site of the Battle of Saratoga and a turning point for the American Revolution, for a day trip to learn more about their own American history. The…
“Real Things” by Riley Fallon ’26 Real things take time Like the flower that grows From a seed In the ground It won’t sprout overnight Or in a day It will take days Or weeks Or months Or years But, the more time The flower has to grow The more water And sunlight It gets…
“Flower Painting” by Riley Fallon ’26
Article by Phoenix writer Sophia Paulich ’24: On Saturday, October 14, 2023, the Kellenberg Family welcomed prospective Firebirds with open arms to the annual Fall Open House. The VIP tours started at 9 AM, inviting all eighth grade students from the Bro. Joseph C. Fox Latin School, St. Martin de Porres Marianist School, and the…
Article by Phoenix writer Kate Murphy ’25: Last school year, the Kellenberg Class of 2024 had the option to sign up for and participate in the Molloy Common Read Program. In this program, they read The Many Daughters of Afong Moy by Jamie Ford, an American author whose works have been featured on the New…
Article by Phoenix writer Grace Andino ’25: Towards the end of my sophomore year, feelings of unproductivity and concern lingered in my mind. Distracted by the upcoming junior year, I questioned if I followed God’s plan for my life efficiently. Throughout my five years at Kellenberg, I’ve had the unique opportunity to express my faith…
Article by Phoenix writer Aliyah Campbell ’27: Kellenberg Class of 2027 wore their best cowboy and cowgirl outfit to the Western-themed Freshman dance last Friday, October 7th. Just under 350 freshmen participated in the festivities held in the Maria Regina courtyard. This was the first high school dance for the Class of 2027, and was…
“Freshman in the Courtyard” by Lauren Reyes ’26