Article by PhoenixOnline writer Isabella Jn-Baptiste ’27 From May 18th to May 19th, the juniors and Latin School 7th graders at Kellenberg Memorial High School had the opportunity to observe a reenactment entailing the life of a Civil War soldier. On behalf of American History II teacher Mr. Bursig, who has been a Civil War…
Keira Seward said, “It kind of hit deep. A lot of kids probably find it hard to find their ‘crew’, ya know, their group? But when we do, it’s worth it. The movie showed the value of that experience.”
Article written by Micah Joseph ’27 Kellenberg Memorial’s annual Blood Drive kicked off with excitement as student volunteers filled the gymnasium, ready to roll up their sleeves—literally. What has become one of the school’s most anticipated service events once again showcased the enthusiasm of students eager to help save lives. From first‑time donors to seasoned…
“Life is all about choices, and you can choose to be an upstander or a bystander.” – Mr. Masuilis
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Zoe Argenziano ’27 This past Saturday, February 28, six qualifiers from the girls bowling team headed to Babylon Bowling Lanes for the New York State Catholic High School Bowling Individual Championships, and ended it off with some incredible results. The Bowling superstars this season were Kerri Callahan and Avery Ling. Avery…
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Jazmeen Osae-Kwapong The Kellenberg community, adorned in their favorite football team’s jerseys and sweatshirts, came together to donate various non-perishable food items for the school’s Souper Bowl VI on Friday, February 6. This food drive was an immense success, and allowed the students to embrace a spirit of giving amidst…
Article by PhoenixOnline Writer James Watkins ’26 Generous, righteous, and revolutionary! In all likelihood, this is what went through the minds of many people when learning about Billie Eilish’s donation of $11.5 million to charity. While doing this, she called out billionaires for their “cowardice” and perhaps changed some hearts for the benefit of the…
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Sarah Zaikowski ’27 Once a swimmer, now a tenacious runner, Zach Paggi showed how dedicated effort achieves new heights and remarkable “prs” at the 71st Annual Bishop Loughlin Games, where he rose to the rank of number three in New York state. Like any athlete before a competition, he felt slightly…
Alumni challenged common misconceptions and encouraged students to view HBCUs as competitive, diverse institutions that have produced leaders across fields such as medicine, law, education, business, and the arts.
Article by Amelia Campbell ’26 The National Catholic Youth Conference, during which Pope Leo XVI held a zoom conference in front of the 16,000 student attendees, took place on November 21 in Indianapolis: and the Kellenberg student body tuned in virtually for a one of a kind papal experience. This opportunity was spearheaded by Fr.…
