Celebrating 40 years of Kellenberg Memorial.
Learn more about the milestone here.
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
Article written by PhoenixOnline writer Isabelle Lamour ’27 As a collaborative initiative, students from both the History and the Aviation Clubs hosted a presentation by former NASA Protocol Officer John Rantal on May 11 in the FCAA’s Maria Regina Room. Rantal spoke about his time working under NASA during the
Article by Phoenix Writer Matthew Williams ’27 Fine arts week commemorates the creativity of Kellenberg students and the ability to express oneself. During this period, artwork is displayed throughout the lobby to celebrate the Firebirds’ artistic prowess. This collection consists of various student drawings organized in different sections and on
Article by PhoenixOnline Staff The Latin School’s inaugural Aquinas Program participated in the 5th Annual Aquinas Expo, hosted at Holy Trinity High School on Friday, May 1. The event brought together Catholic middle school teams from across Long Island for a showcase of student-led research, experimentation, and academic inquiry. The
Article by Phoenix writer Isabella Jn-Baptiste On April 24, 2026, the Kellenberg Memorial Latin School Tyros, or 7th graders, along with their Marianist Leaders and teachers, had the chance to experience and take part in a thrilling Tyro STEM Day. What does STEM stand for? Tyro Tristan Webber said, “STEM
This is an event which is designed to challenge these students not only mathematically, but also build their confidence and courage.
Article by Elizabeth Kalin Tynan ’26 Just over 80 Sophomores and Juniors gathered together to explore government, community, and real-world issues in Kellenberg’s new early morning Civics Course. Taking place biweekly from October 21 to February 12, the group met for a total of 27 class sessions before school from
Every Thursday evening in Tech Room 2, the buzz of 20 eager Junior and Senior students can be heard, gathering to learn and examine the ins and outs of the field of cybersecurity.
For four hours total, students were able to get a good look at the full campus at St. John’s. Of course, since the trip revolved around Physics, they visited the new St. Vincent Health Sciences Center. It is used by all St. John’s nursing students as well as any student
The best part about this program is that it’s completely free for 2,000+ students.