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Class of 1975 – your 50th Reunion celebration is fast approaching and we can’t wait to welcome you back to campus.
Please save the date: Saturday, October 25, 2025, at Kennedy Catholic
By JBMurphy How many schools do you know of that can boast having a Fishing Club? Always proving itsuniqueness, Kennedy offers SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! And in that spirit, ClubModerator, Mrs.
Christopher Kordaris, grade 10 The Speech and Debate (Forensics) Team had a stellar year competing againstmany top New York schools at the State Finals on April 4 th , at the
Sophia Lombardi, grade 9 From February 28th to March 2nd, Shrek the Musical was brought to life on the Kennedy stage.Each performance was unlike the other in the best way
Grace Chae, Kenndy Catholic Preparatory School Class of 2025 This year’s annual Art Show, led by Mrs. Glembotzky, was a meaningful celebration of creativityacross grades 10 through 12. The school
By JBMurphy Inspired by the iconic Ellen’s Stardust Diner in NYC, the Kennedy Catholic PreparatorySchool’s Stardust Café was a unique event that tapped into the creativity and talent of thestudent
By J. B. Murphy, Counselor/teacher Charles Caleb Colton (1777 –1832) was an English cleric, writer, and collector. He was wellknown for his insights into his fellow human beings. In 2025, he is often
Elizabeth Sinks, Grade 8 This is my first year at SMA, and I’ve enjoyed this school year incredibly! This year has given me many opportunities educationally and socially. The teachers
By J. B. Murphy, Counselor/teacher Charles Caleb Colton (1777 –1832) was an English cleric, writer, and collector. He was wellknown for his insights into his fellow human beings. In 2025, he is often
The Kennedy Catholic varsity boys basketball team demonstrated their resilience and growth following a challenging experience at the Governor’s Challenge, earning a hard-fought 71-54 comeback victory over Cristo Rey. The
Thrust Fencing brings a new and exciting program to Kennedy to teach the fundamentals of fencing as well as a great physical workout.
Varsity Girls Lacrosse completed another successful season and say farewell to senior leadership.
Ending the 2024 regular season, the Gaels are ranked #1 by Lohud following their Senior Night on May 6th.
Varsity Softball clinched their 3rd consecutive Division Title with victories over Maria Regina and Preston.
Varsity Boys Lacrosse is defending a 11-3 record heading into playoffs, hoping to secure their 9th consecutive division title.
10 Kennedy Catholic Prep seniors celebrated their commitment to play their sport at the next level. Hailing from all over Westchester, Putnam, and even Connecticut, these student-athletes represent what it means to work and play hard.
Over Spring Break 2022, the Italian Club enjoyed an excursion to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. Here, Nick Savino ’23 recounts the day’s events and the sights and tastes they enjoyed.
As the Lenten season begins, Kelly Walsh ’24 reflects on her opportunity to embark on spiritual retreat with her classmates.
Every year, the senior embark on their final retreat as KCPS students to Graymoor Spiritual Life Center. Seniors Keira Ferretti and Charley Martabano team up to summarize the day’s events and reflect on their opportunity.
Kennedy Catholic Prep President and Principal Father Mark Vaillancourt has been appointed censores librorum by his Eminence Cardinal Dolan.
Kelly Walsh ’21 reflects on her first retreat experience as a 9th grader. She summarizes the presentation on the Shroud of Turin, explains the Examination of Conscience, and reflects on the words of Father Connolly ’10
Senior Juliana Balzano is a recipient of the 2021 Putnam County Youth Award, which recognizes and celebrates exemplary youth service in the county.
Father Vaillancourt joined His Eminence Cardinal Timothy Dolan on his talk show “Conversations with Cardinal Dolan” to discuss his recent translation of “Body and Blood of the Lord, with Letter to Fredugard” – an early text on transubstantiation.
This year the Student Council wanted to bring some fun spirit to our students, especially during this year’s Mid-Term Exams, so they made arrangements to have a Therapy Dog visit our school.
Christopher Kordaris, grade 10 The Speech and Debate (Forensics) Team had a stellar year competing againstmany top New York schools at the State Finals on April 4 th , at the
Elizabeth Sinks, Grade 8 This is my first year at SMA, and I’ve enjoyed this school year incredibly! This year has given me many opportunities educationally and socially. The teachers
The Class of 2024 is on track to exceed recent records for college acceptances and merit awards. Read more about their achievements!
Read more about KCPS’ new Pre-AP curriculum that has provided students with consistent and comprehensive interdisciplinary instruction.
Thirty students recently participated in the annual Knights of Columbus (St. Patrick’s Church, Yorktown council) essay contest. Students wrote about how the Church can evangelize in the digital age. All contestants received certificates, and
New Principal Viceroy joins the ranks of KCPS administration bringing 35 years of experience in Catholic Education.
Kelly Walsh ’24 continues her annual coverage of the College Fair and reflects on the guidance Kennedy upperclassmen receive as they approach college application season.
Lucas Hung ’24 reflects on the VEX Robotics program at Kennedy, detailing their successes dating back to the 2016-2017 season up until their performance at Worlds in 2022.
Christopher Kordaris, grade 10 The Speech and Debate (Forensics) Team had a stellar year competing againstmany top New York schools at the State Finals on April 4 th , at the
Sophia Lombardi, grade 9 From February 28th to March 2nd, Shrek the Musical was brought to life on the Kennedy stage.Each performance was unlike the other in the best way
By JBMurphy Inspired by the iconic Ellen’s Stardust Diner in NYC, the Kennedy Catholic PreparatorySchool’s Stardust Café was a unique event that tapped into the creativity and talent of thestudent
Thrust Fencing brings a new and exciting program to Kennedy to teach the fundamentals of fencing as well as a great physical workout.
10 Kennedy Catholic Prep seniors celebrated their commitment to play their sport at the next level. Hailing from all over Westchester, Putnam, and even Connecticut, these student-athletes represent what it means to work and play hard.
Student Council Spring Fundraising Sales
Gabriella Rado ’24, founder of nonprofit Sew Kind, has been working to provide collars and coifs to local nuns.