Article by Phoenix writer Griffin Strauss ’25:
Latest News
Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Oldenborg ’26:
Article by Phoenix writer Caitlin Hanratty ’25:
The PhoenixOnline is the school newspaper, published by the students of Kellenberg Memorial High School. Articles are posted throughout the school week to PhoenixOnline at kellenberg.org/phoenix. PhoenixOnline covers various Faith, Academic, Extra-Curricular, and Athletic stories and features at Kellenberg Memorial. PhoenixOnline staff contribute to the school journalism publication by conceiving stories, attending school events, conducting interviews, and writing and editing articles. Membership on the PhoenixOnline staff is open to all students in grades 6 through 12. Editorship positions are available by application.
PhoenixOnline Surveys
Throughout the year, we run open surveys polling our student body on some general interest topics.
PhoenixOnline Video Segments
Spotlight on the Chess Club
College Fairs at Kellenberg Memorial
Drama Club presents
You Can't Take It With You
The College Placement Office
Kellenberg's Crew Team
Athletics News
Kellenberg Finishes 1st In 12th Annual Ed Solosky Wrestling Tournament
January 30, 2023
Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Federico ’24: On Saturday, January 14th, Kellenberg Memorial High School’s wrestling team competed in the 12th Annual Ed Solosky Wrestling Tournament. The tournament is named after former Kellenberg athletic director, teacher, and coach, Ed Solosky, who passed away in 2011. Kellenberg hosted the meet and
Boys JV Basketball Continues Their Legendary Run with Their 9th Straight Victory Over St. Dominic’s
January 27, 2023
Article by Phoenix writer Michelle Paszek ’24 Boys JV Basketball Continues Their Legendary Run with Their 9th Straight Victory Over St. Dominic’s The Boys JV Basketball team continued their undefeated season with a win over St. Dominic’s High School on January 19th, bringing their league record to 9 wins and
Varsity Boys Wins Tom Crotty Classic in a Game Bigger Than Basketball
January 27, 2023
Article by Phoenix writer Justin McKenzie ’24: On Saturday, Kellenberg played in a back and forth battle at the annual Tom Crotty Classic. The Tom Crotty Classic is held to commemorate Tom Crotty, who played for Maria Regina from 1973 to 1977, and tragically passed away during the 9/11 attacks.
Varsity Basketball Rallies Back in a Thriller Victory Over Saint Mary’s
January 17, 2023
Article by Phoenix writer Michelle Paszek ’24: On January 10th, the Boys Varsity Basketball team won a thrilling league game on the road by a score of 76-74 over Saint Mary’s High School. The team overcame a double digit deficit in the 2nd half to win the game. Devin Page
Activities News
Renaissance Hosts Poetry Read-Around
April 6, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Lauren DeRiggi ’24: On Friday, March 18th, Kellenberg’s Renaissance hosted a poetry read-around. The Renaissance is Kellenberg’s Literary magazine where students have the opportunity to express their creativity through prose, short stories, artwork, and essays. The read-around consisted of students in grades 6-12 reading works from
Kellenberg Hosts Annual Language Week
March 22, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Lauren DeRiggi ’24: From March 7-11, Kellenberg Memorial hosted its annual Language Week. Language Week gives students the opportunity to learn about new and unfamiliar languages and the cultures surrounding them. The hallways were decorated with sayings in various different languages, and prayer videos in different
Come Apply for a PhoenixOnline Editor Spot!
March 10, 2022
Phoenix writer Nicholas Cortese ’23: PhoenixOnline Student News Site is looking for new editorial staff members. Writing is a skill that takes years of hard work to perfect. What takes even more prowess is being a good editor. For years, Kellenberg has been a hub for producing talented writers and
Lights, Camera, Action! Kellenberg Drama Presents “You Can’t Take It With You”
March 9, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Amely Nunez ’23: Kellenberg Memorial’s Drama Club performed George Kaufman and Moss Hart’s You Can’t Take It with You on March 4 and 5. The comedic play consisted of three acts which starred the Sycamore family, the Kirby family, and witty and philosophical grandfather, Martin Vanderhof.
Apostolic News
XLT Resumes for a Second Service of the Year
November 8, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Federico ’24: On November 2, XLT took place for the second time during the 2022-2023 Kellenberg school year. XLT is an opportunity for students to be in the presence of God while enjoying dinner and being with friends. The event started with Eucharistic Adoration before
Archbishop Christopher Cardone Celebrates Mass for Our Lady of the Pillar
October 26, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Kenneth Kaywood ’24: On October 20th, the Kellenberg Memorial family celebrated the feast of Our Lady of Pillar. The feast celebrates when the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to the Apostle James the Greater while he was evangelizing in Spain and is the first recorded Marian apparition.
Sophomores Participate in Annual A.N.O.I.N.T. Day
October 26, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Delaney Clark ’25: On Thursday October 20, the sophomore class took part in Kellenberg’s annual A.N.O.I.N.T. Day. It is a special day filled with prayer, games, and reflection to help remind students to say ‘Yes!’ to God. To remind them to answer God’s call, each student
Latin School Celebrates 2022 Witness Day
October 14, 2022
Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Federico ’24: On October 6, Kellenberg Latin School Witness Day took place. Beginning the day, the whole Kellenberg community gathered in the auditorium for the Rosary Prayer Service. To continue the faith-filled day, Latin School students returned to their home rooms and wrote on a
Last Week at Mass
But What Do I Know?
Academics News
The Renaissance
An important extra facet of the academic life at Kellenberg Memorial is the literary magazine, Renaissance. Published twice a year in Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer issues, it contains the creative writings and artistic talents of students from grades six through twelve.
The creative voice heard in the poems, short stories, essays, and art is often unheard in the day-to-day work within the classroom.