Grace Catinella, ’21: Kellenberg basketball is set to begin, and the teams are using creative methods to play and practice despite COVID-19 restrictions. With basketball being a high-contact sport and the gyms being used as four classrooms for the seniors, the Kellenberg Athletics Department needed to find a way to make both academics and athletics…
By Lauren DeRiggi, ’24: Since the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year, Kellenberg Memorial has implemented outdoor walks for the students and faculty to get fresh air, exercise, and socialize with their classmates. Most students go on class walks during their lunch or study hall periods, but many teachers bring the students on them after…
By Isabel Connolly, ’23: On February 5th, Kellenberg had its second Faith Friday, a gathering recently implemented to give students the opportunity for prayer, reflection, and fun with friends. During the day, students in grades 9-12 watched the film, The First Day. The film follows Chris Herren as he chronicles his story of addiction and…
By Mary O’Connor, ’21: On January 29, juniors and seniors from the St. Thomas Aquinas League, Adele club, and Faustino club rallied together to march for life. Every year, members of the junior class are selected to travel to the capital and participate in a national March to honor the belief that life at every…
Featured Musical Selections Works featured from our students in the Latin School, Firebird, and Pheonix Band, Chorus, and Orchestras. https://youtu.be/hLO7cAy34Go Phoenix & Firebird Chorus Selections Featured Fine Arts Works featured from our students in grades 6, 8, and 12. Featured Digital Media Works featured from our seniors taking the Digital Media Elective. Ava Carrano Carmelina…
By Griffin Noumair, ’24: On January 24, Kellenberg got a statue of Saint Joseph from Monastery Icons. Kellenberg used this statue to rededicate the Latin School under the protection of Saint Joseph. This date also happens to be the anniversary of the death of Brother Joseph C. Fox, whom the Latin School is named after.…
Article by Ed Jansen, ’21: Maybe it’s the tale of two labs – the best of times and the worst of times. But demolition began in the gray mornings of last December – seemingly a lifetime ago – 2019. Crews removed the lockers from the hallways before tearing up the floors and caving in the…
Mrs. Frem’s Environmental Science class had the opportunity to conference with Dr. Giorgio Vacchiano from the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Studies at the University of Milan in Italy. The Skype-A-Scientist Program made this meeting possible. Dr. Vacchiano discussed his research in forest ecology, the value of forests around the globe, and fire management in…
By Newday’s Peter Kersich: Kellie Sandas doesn’t have the word losing in her vocabulary. The four-year member of the Kellenberg girls bowling team went undefeated in her first three seasons and needed just one more victory for a four-peat. Sandas bowled a 185 in Game 2 and a 190 in Game 3 of a 559…
Article by Nick Cortese, ’23: Super Bowl Sunday comes around every year and is looked at as an American treasure. This year, we had a matchup for the ages, with Tom Brady, the man who commanded the Patriots dynasty, along with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers facing off against the future NFL powerhouse in Pat Mahomes…
