Senior Transitions Program Presents Finance Seminar

Article by Phoenix writer Sophia Paulich ’24: On Wednesday, January 31, 2024, the senior class took part in a presentation about the world of finance. Kellenberg’s Director of Finance, Mrs. Marietta Tartamella, along with Ms. Berry, Miss Hartung and Mr. Cartier organized a presentation to relay to the young adults of Kellenberg how important financial decisions are. As seniors who are getting ready to graduate, it is important to recognize what goes into paying for

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Students Offered Construction and Project Management Course

Article by Phoenix writer Cassandra Odudukudu ’24: From the construction of the Firebird Center of the Arts & Athletics, an innovative idea emerged: the Construction and Project Management Course. This course, run by Mr. Kenneth Conrade, is a fairly new elective at Kellenberg that started last summer with the beginning of construction of the complex. The Construction and Project Management course has an average of 60 students per session. These dedicated students gather in the

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Students Attend Molloy Business Course at Kellenberg

Article by Phoenix writer Allison Cortese ’26: This past fall, Kellenberg partnered with Molloy University to make two college business courses available to students in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grade. These courses are entitled Principles of Management and Principles of Marketing. Classes were held at Kellenberg on Monday and Wednesday nights from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, and they were taught by Molloy professors Pete Palazzo and Roseanne Lavelle. Enrolling in either of these

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Kellenberg Students Perform In the Annual Christmas Concerts

Article by Phoenix writer Griffin Noumair ’24: On Wednesday, December 13th, the Latin School held their annual Christmas Concert. The Praetorian Orchestra started it off by performing the National Anthem, and then proceeded to play an array of Christmas songs. This included “Still the First Noel”, which combines two classic Christmas Carols in “Still Still Still” and “The First Noel”, “What Child Is This”, also known as Greensleeves, and Sleigh Ride, which featured students Theresa

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Students Celebrate Haitian Independence Day

Article by Phoenix writer Justin McKenzie ’24: On Friday, January 5th, the One Heart, One Mind Many Cultures Club hosted the Haitian Independence Day Celebration in honor of Haitian Independence Day which is recognized on January 1st. Kellenberg students from all backgrounds showed up to join in on this celebration of Haitian culture. Representatives from the Stony Brook University Haitian Club brought in many activities for the culture club to participate in. Students began the

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Kellenberg Celebrates World Kindness Day

Article by Phoenix writer Keira Quigley ’26: In honor of World Kindness Day, which is celebrated in the United States on November 13th, Kellenberg hosted its own “World Kindness Day Celebration” on November 17th, 2023. This event showcased the Disney movie “Elemental,” which features many messages about kindness, including cultural kindness. Fifty students were in attendance to watch this film, and they each received a gift bag filled with inspirational quotes. KMHS Support, the Body,

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