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…
Article by Angelo Tsassis, ’22: The COVID-19 Pandemic that is currently facing the world has had many effects on the way we live. One of the main effects is not being able to do some of the things that make us happy. Luckily, for many of the students-athletes at Kellenberg Memorial, one of these activities…
Shane Jackson ’18 is currently in his junior year at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), where he is working towards both his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering. In addition to his studies, he serves as a contact tracer for COVID-19 at Public Consulting Group (PCG) and NYS Department of Health. Shane also…
The Kellenberg Memorial 2020-2021 school year has brought its many changes and alterations. But, it has also brought a great deal of ingenuity and creativity to continue traditions and activities that are near and dear to the community at large. One of these Kellenberg traditions: School Masses. Through the dedication and leadership of our school…
Article by Mary O’Connor ’21: During the months of July and August, the teachers and faculty of Kellenberg Memorial ran over 85 free virtual courses to students in the Latin School and High School for Firebirds stuck at home this summer. Courses ranged from academic, in which students would broaden their knowledge on topics taught…
Article by Grace Catinella ’21: Over the last 7-8 months, our lives have all been altered in some pretty big ways. One group in particular has been hit especially hard by these changes – our Kellenberg student athletes. With new rules and regulations governing our ways of life, the athletic administration has worked around the…
On Monday, March 23, Gerard Lockwood visited Kellenberg Memorial to pick up much needed supplies for Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre. While in the process of renovating the school’s five High School science labs for the remainder of the school year, and because the course of the school year has now changed due to…
