By Newsday’s Jordan Lauterbach: Kellenberg’s Maureen Lewin figured she wasn’t going to break any records Saturday morning, but that didn’t matter much to her. It’s championship season and championship season is less about records and more about endurance. Toward the end of a long outdoor season, and an even longer school year, the top athletes…
Kellenberg’s student newspaper The Phoenix was honored with the 2018 American Scholastic Press Association First Place Award for excellence in high school journalism. The award recognizes excellence in content coverage, design, graphics, editing, and creativity. Of a total 1000 points in the ASPA assessment, The Phoenix earned 910 points, indicating excellence in all of the categories. This is the second time in three years The Phoenix has received this award.
On Thursday, May 16, the Junior class participated in the annual Junior Blood Drive through New York Blood Center. For most of them, this was the first time they’ve been able to participate in giving the gift of life through a blood donation. Their donation also comes during a critical blood shortage in New York…
Congratulations to the twelve Kellenberg Memorial students who were awarded in the Diocese of Rockville Centre’s annual Respect Life Contest. This year, Kellenberg Memorial students received over $3000 in scholarships awarded by the diocesan Respect Life office. Winners representing Kellenberg Memorial High School include Christelle Pascal ’19 (First place; Music, Level II), Olivia Carmody ’23…
On Thursday, May 9, the Varsity Softball Team held their annual Benefit Game at Bob Klein Field under the lights at RVC Sports Complex against the North Babylon Bulldogs. Before the game, members of both teams and the League of Yes, took part in an exhibition game and home run derby. During the benefit, the…
On Saturday, May 11, Kellenberg Junior students visited Old Bethpage Village Restoration for a STEM/History Nineteenth Century Scavenger Hunt. This unique opportunity allowed the Kellenberg History and Science Departments to partner with the staff at Old Bethpage Village to develop this program. During the trip, students were able to identify both STEM and History in…
The Marianist Community, Administration, Faculty, and Staff would like to congratulate these 25 student-athletes for their hard work, effort, commitment and success in the classroom, on the athletic fields and in celebrating their faith as valued members of the Kellenberg Memorial Family. Today they take the next step in their educational growth as they commit to the college they wish to attend and agree to participate in collegiate athletics at the highest level.
On Tuesday, April 30th, 24 seniors from the Business and Finance Club traveled to Molloy College to receive certificates of completion for the Bloomberg Module Training. The path to graduation began back in October and has taken the Seniors until just a few weeks ago to complete. Through the partnership, our students learned how to…
Last night the Kellenberg Memorial High School Music Department held their annual NYSSMA All-State Student Recital featuring students featured in this weekend’s NYSSMA All-State performances. These students will be amongst the roughly 10,000 students who have auditioned for All-State in New York state this year and represent a portion of our many advanced musicians vying for this honor.
Article by James Dionisio ’20: Every passionate poet has the desire to unlock their imagination and inspire the world with their verse. April is National Poetry Month, and to celebrate the literary arts, Kellenberg hosted their first annual Poetry Week from April 2nd to April 5th. Featuring a daily form of poetry on morning announcements…
