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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
Kennedy Catholic Boys Soccer take home their second CHSAA intersectional title in two years. Read more about the 1-0 victory over Monsignor McClancy.
Kennedy Catholic Football Takes the 2019 NYCHSFL Class “A” City Championship
Kennedy Catholic Girls Volleyball team wins 2019 Class AA Intersectional City Championship
Have you seen the most recent edition of The Gael? If you are an alumni of the school and didn’t receive a copy of the magazine, be sure to update
Dominick Tassone talks about changing the mindset of the Kennedy athletes, revamping the athletic program, and making them winners in a very short time.
The Heart of a Giant program, sponsored by USA Football and the Hospital for Special Surgery, recognizes and rewards Tri-State area (NY, NJ, CT) high school football players who demonstrate
Kennedy Catholic seniors Tucker Clair and Jimmy Longest were both named to the New York Catholic Preparatory School Football League All-League team.
Kennedy Catholic had its Fall Athletic Dinner at Colonial Terrace last night (Nov. 20) and handed out a number of awards to its varsity teams.
As the season rapidly comes to a close, Varsity Baseball defends their 9-0 league record with several tough games that will determine their spot in the playoffs.
Percussionist Rob Grande ’23 documents his favorite performances in the 2022 Spring Concert.
Kennedy VEX Robotics Team A is headed to the World Championships in Dallas! Read Olivia Casabona’s detailed account of the State Competition that qualified Team A to keep going.
As we look forward to new additions to our school, Maia Forssman ’23 pauses to look backward to the founding of our school. Her research into Jackie Kennedy reveals the courageous and compassionate woman that JFK’s First Lady was and her lasting legacy, for our school and our nation.
Olivia Casabona interviews fellow freshmen Sarah Coughlan about her experience in the 2022 Spring Musical leading up to opening night. Ticket purchase link in article!
Senior and pit orchestra member Peggy Johnson reflects on her experience participating in four years of musicals at KCPS. Ticket purchase link in article!
As the Lenten season begins, Kelly Walsh ’24 reflects on her opportunity to embark on spiritual retreat with her classmates.
Gianni Bove ’23 flexes his creative muscles in his satirical review of the cafeteria’s latest smash hit: the taco salad.