
Remembering – Shrek the Musical
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
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
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.
Today, we are excited to announce the launch of our new capital campaign, Blue and White Funding for Education. Our goal is ambitious but essential: we aim to raise $1.5 million over the next three years to build a fund that will empower Kennedy Catholic to continue offering a high-quality Catholic education to even more students. As you know, the cost of a quality education is rising each year, and we are determined to ensure that financial barriers do not prevent deserving young people from receiving an education that nurtures not only their minds but also their faith.
Michael Horan ’27 sums up the 2023 Soccer season as playoffs come to an end.
Kelly Walsh recaps Homecoming Week 2024 and its meaning to her fellow seniors.
All KCPS athletes must register on FamilyID/Arbiter Sports ahead of each sports season prior to tryouts. Find the link to FamilyID/Arbiter Sports in this article.
Nicolas Savino ’23 sits down with Varsity Boys Basketball Head Coach James Loughran ahead of his first season at the helm of the program.
In his reflection of four years of Kennedy Catholic Football gone by, Gianni Bove ’23 dedicates his last home football game to his friend and teammate.
Senior Editor Robert Grande ’23 looks back on Kennedy Catholic Football’s Homecoming game ahead of their home playoff game Friday, November 4th.
Sara Shibata, rising senior, reflects on the college process so far and the impacts of the pandemic on juniors looking toward the future.
Senior Juliana Balzano is a recipient of the 2021 Putnam County Youth Award, which recognizes and celebrates exemplary youth service in the county.
The good news continues to roll in as Michael Oddo ’21 delivers his third College Admissions 2021 Update. Thanks to guidance from Mr. MacDonald, the graduating Gaels are ahead of the curve.
Ciarra Ortiz, KCPS ’19, has earned the Patti Grace Smith Fellowship, a program aiding exemplary Black undergraduates pursue careers in aerospace.
In this second installment of College Admissions Updates from the Class of 2021, Michael Oddo reports several admissions into top colleges and the benefits of rigorous SAT preparation.
Congratulations to Lynn Mendez, Class of 2021. Lynn is a recipient of the 2020 QuestBridge National College Match, earning Early Admission to Vassar College with a full scholarship!
All KCPS athletes must register on FamilyID/Arbiter Sports ahead of each sports season prior to tryouts. Find the link to FamilyID/Arbiter Sports in this article.
On and off since the mid 1980’s, Kennedy Catholic Gaels have had the privilege and opportunity to explore the European continent guided by their trusted faculty leaders. These trips foster
Robert Cross ’24 reflects on the second annual Arthur Avenue excursion with the Italian Club and company.
Kennedy Catholic’s VEX Robotics program has garnered a number of awards and achievements in its robust history. The performance of the 2022-2023 season thus far are listed here.
Two juniors, Caroline Majano and Gabriella Rado, have organized a team of likeminded Gaels to raise awareness and funds for LLS, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Their campaign ends in March – see inside for more information about how to help!
Kennedy Catholic students and staff joined parishioners of St. Patrick’s Church in Yorktown for the 50th Annual March for Life. Senior Rob Grande describes the energy of the movement in his article.
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