Registration for Kellenberg Memorial
To become a member of the Class of 2029, there is a two-part registration.
Part I: Complete the online Student Profile by February 24th (link is found in acceptance email)
If you plan to enroll for the Class of 2029, you must complete the online profile by February 24th. After that date, the link in the acceptance email will no longer be active and you must call the Admissions Office at 516-292-0200 for further instructions.
Part II: At the end of the online Student Profile, (on the appointment screen), please do not make an appointment and call the Admissions Office at 516-292-0200 x210 to make an in-person appointment for the afternoon of February 25th.
As always, please call the Admissions Office at 516-292-0200 x210 with any questions.
Article by Phoenix writer Ryleigh O’Neill ’28: On Monday, February 3, the Fashion club got together in the millennium room for a meeting with guest speaker Isy Odiaka. Isy Odiaka is a Kellenberg graduate from the class of 2019 who has an extensive knowledge of Nigerian culture, which was the topic of her presentation. She…
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Article by Phoenix writer Grace Andino ’25: On January 29, senior students and faculty heard an annual presentation regarding Catholic Moral Tradition and modern medicine from alumna Meagan Ledetsch. Meaghan Ledetsch graduated from Kellenberg in 2005. Since then, she attended the University of Scranton where she received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and subsequently…
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Article by Phoenix writer Delaney Clark ’25: On Saturday, January 25, Kellenberg held its Open House for accepted students of the Class of 2029. This event showcased the apostolic, academic, athletic, and extracurricular aspects of Kellenberg. The day included a tour of the main building as well as the new FCAA, alumni and faculty speakers,…
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Article by Phoenix writer Griffin Strauss ’25: The Firebird wrestling team soared to victory at the NSCHSAA League Tournament on Sunday, February 9th. The team wrestled hard earning a total of 434 team points, 71.5 points ahead of runner-up and league rival Chaminade, to secure the title of League Champions. Seniors “Jackal” Joe Estrella (152…
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Article by Phoenix writer Sophia Venturino ’26: On January 30th, Kellenberg Memorial finished off the shortened week with a mass celebrating Founders Day. The school community will not be in school Friday for this reason, as Kellenberg celebrates the individuals who founded both the school and the Marianists themselves. This was the highlight of the…
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Article by Phoenix writer Olivia Iorio ’26: On January 24, the Latin School danced the night away at the annual Winter Wonderland Dance. At least 150 students, ranging from 6th to 8th grade, were in attendance. Along with the Latin schoolers, Senior Marianist Leaders took part in the event as chaperones. Organized by the Latin…
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Article by Phoenix writer Eva McLaughlin ’26: Kellenberg’s annual Pop Hop took place on Thursday, January 30 in the cafeteria. Over 500 girls and their father figured enjoyed a fun night of food and dancing. The cafeteria was transformed into a beautiful event space by members of S.A.L.T. Kellenberg’s Craft Club contributed to the decor…
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Since 1988, the Brother Joseph C. Fox Latin School has been providing middle school students with a qualitative Catholic education in the Marianist Tradition. Students in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades follow a challenging curriculum that stimulates their intellects and expands their understanding.
Kellenberg Memorial High School is accredited by the Board of Regents of the State of New York and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
Kellenberg Memorial High School is a private, independent Catholic school established in 1987. It is located near the middle of Nassau County, Long Island, on a campus of twenty-one acres. Kellenberg Memorial is owned and operated by the brothers and priests of the Marianist Community. The curriculum is exclusively college preparatory. Three academic programs prepare students for college studies. Financial constraints do not permit any special academic programs or modifications of the required curriculum. Admission is based on the Catholic High School Entrance Exam.
In addition to the academic and extracurricular programs at Kellenberg Memorial, students also share in a faith experience within the context of a Catholic school community. All activities, both inside and outside of the classroom, are carried out in the spirit of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through the spiritual dimension of their education students grow into mature, Christian men and women. Retreat Programs are held in Emmanuel Retreat House on campus and at Founder’s Hollow, a Marianist Retreat Facility in upstate New York.
