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    On June 6th, we celebrated the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Champagnat, founder of the Marist Brothers. His deep faith, humility, dedication to education, and love for young people continue to inspire the entire Marist community to this day. As Stanners, we are called to make Jesus known and loved through our words, actions, and service to others. Guided by the Marist mission, our students strive to live out St. Marcellin’s example by supporting those in need and leading with compassion, kindness, and purpose. May we continue to honor his legacy each day through the way we care for and uplift those around us. St. Marcellin Champagnat, pray for us!


    Prayer for Our Graduates

    Good and loving Father, bless our graduates as they go forth into the world. Guide their hearts and minds, so that they may always seek the truth in everything they do.

    Let them continue to strive to be like Mary, who lived in perfect cooperation with God's grace, becoming strong, faithful disciples, open to God's calling. Living humbly, with a love of neighbor and an intimate union with God.

    Like St. Marcellin, help them embrace the five pillars - presence, simplicity, family spirit, love of work, and in the way of Mary. May they be examples of compassionate understanding and stand in solidarity with the marginalized and less fortunate.

    Non scholae sed vitae - Not for school but for life. May our graduates always be courageous witnesses to the Gospel. May their lives be like the lantern in the snow for others to follow, true children of Mary our good mother, who leads all to her Son, Jesus.

    --- A prayer for our seniors. Shared at our Graduation Liturgy on May 28th.


    Want to learn more about the Lay Marist adult formation program? Contact Maureen Hagan at mhagan8486@gmail.com or visit the Marists of Champagnat Website.

    Fr. Paul Zwolak '17
    Molloy at SJU Cybersecurity Event
    GCHSAA Hall of Fame - Coach Heather Green-Wresch and Coach AJ Power '84
    Bishop Brennan's 8th Grade Mass

    Boys Basketball All-Stars 2025-26
    Girls Basketball All-Stars 2025-26
    Kenny Anderson '89
    Kenny Smith '83
    Principal Dr. Darius Penikas

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    Happy Independence Day to everyone in the Molloy c Happy Independence Day to everyone in the Molloy community!
    Wishing the Molloy community a Happy Father’s Day! Wishing the Molloy community a Happy Father’s Day!
    Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people on June 19, 1865 in Galveston Bay, Texas. On that day, more than 250,000 African Americans were freed by executive order, giving rise to the holiday’s alternate name, “Freedom Day.” By understanding the past, we can build a better future. Happy Juneteenth.
    Today, Mr. Frank Gambino ‘74 concludes his 45 year Today, Mr. Frank Gambino ‘74 concludes his 45 year teaching career at Archbishop Molloy High School as he begins his retirement! Over the decades, Mr. Gambino has filled the roles of teacher, coach, mentor, and friend, enriching the lives of countless Stanners along the way.
 
Mr. Gambino was honored at our most recent Commencement Ceremony for his outstanding dedication and service as an educator. Today, on his final day at Molloy, students, faculty, and staff lined the halls outside his last class to clap and cheer as he exited the classroom for the final time. Mr. Gambino's wife, Karen, was also in attendance to accompany him down the hall.
 
We wish you all the best in retirement, Mr. Gambino! You will always be a part of the Molloy family, and we will miss seeing you each day!
    Molloy is excited to announce 149 students are bei Molloy is excited to announce 149 students are being recognized by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and InnerView in the Annual Community Service Impact Awards! The Community Service Impact Awards program connects student service to real-world outcomes, skill development, and community needs. 

Schools with a collective student impact above 2,000 hours of service are recognized with a School Impact Award. We are thrilled to acknowledge students from Molloy have accumulated a total of 17,000+ hours in community service needs! 

The three-tier award program recognizes levels of sustained impact: Merit (40 hours), Honor (60 hours), and Ambassador (100+ hours) of service during the school year, along with special recognition for efforts addressing Zero Hunger and Zero Waste. Beyond recognition, students gain a digital service impact resume to showcase their impact, skills, and commitments for college and career opportunities.

We are so proud of our Stanners for following in the footsteps of St. Marcellin Champagnat and continuing to be agents of justice and service. Go Stanners!
    In honor of the last Friday of the school year, we In honor of the last Friday of the school year, we’d like to once more highlight the Class of 2026 and all they’ve accomplished! Senior year is full of so many fun and exciting events, and we hope all of our graduates look back on their last year at Molloy with only the fondest of memories. We can’t wait to see them at future alumni events!

*The song, Envía Tu Espíritu, performed by our Stanners!
    Attention, Class of 2026! Your graduation photos a Attention, Class of 2026! Your graduation photos are now available on Molloy's flickr. Visit the link in our bio to view the full gallery and revisit all the memorable moments from commencement!
    On June 4th, Molloy welcomed students and their fa On June 4th, Molloy welcomed students and their families to Academic Awards Night, where freshmen, sophomores, and juniors were recognized for their hard work and achievements! Members of Molloy’s Administration awarded Principal’s List medals to students who earned an average of 99% or better throughout the school year, as well as Academic Excellence medals to students that earned between 95% and 98.99%.

The program began with the National Honor Society (NHS) ceremony, as 106 juniors were honored with induction! Members of the National Honor Society embody Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character, represented by multi-colored candles that were lit by new NHS Vice President Seoul Otoba ‘27. After receiving their gold graduation hoods, the juniors were led in reciting the inductees pledge by new NHS President Katelyn Remon ‘27. Molloy’s NHS chapter is named after Private First Class Louis E. Willett ‘63, a Stanner Hall of Famer and a posthumous Medal of Honor recipient who reflected the values of NHS.

Later in the program, Administrators announced special awards and scholarships, presented to outstanding students who met certain criteria set by prestigious colleges and universities including The University of Rochester, St. Bonaventure University, and The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The evening then concluded with the presentation of medals to students who achieved the highest GPA in each academic subject, as well as the highest overall GPA in each grade level. 

On behalf of our Administration, faculty, and staff, congratulations to our newest members of NHS and to all 2025-26 award recipients!

See the full gallery by visiting the link in our bio!
    Today we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Today we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Champagnat, founder of the Marist Brothers. His deep faith, humility, dedication to education, and love for young people continue to inspire the entire Marist community to this day. As Stanners, we are called to make Jesus known and loved through our words, actions, and service to others. Guided by the Marist mission, our students strive to live out St. Marcellin’s example by supporting those in need and leading with compassion, kindness, and purpose. May we continue to honor his legacy each day through the way we care for and uplift those around us. St. Marcellin Champagnat, pray for us!
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School News
The Beehive – 10/24/25

Posted On October 24, 2025

**2 WEEKS AWAY!**


Register for the Annual CHSAA Alumni Race

Stanner alumni are invited to represent Molloy in the upcoming annual CHSAA XC Alumni Race at Van Cortlandt Park! The race will take place on Saturday, November 8th at 9:15am (*Note the earlier start time). Race bibs will be available from 8:00am-8:45am at the finish line, and 8:45am-9:10am at the starting line. Stanners are invited to the Tortoise&HareNYC afterward for a spirited gathering! Click the button below for more info and to register.

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Molloy Welcomes Future Stanners & Families to Open House

Photos by Cesar Munoz ’26

Thank you to everyone who attended Molloy’s 2025 Open House! This year’s event was a tremendous success, welcoming prospective students and their families to explore our campus, visit our labs, meet our dedicated faculty and staff, and connect with our outstanding students!

Each tour began with a speech from our Principal, Dr. Darius Penikas, followed by remarks from several exceptional Stanners. Visitors then enjoyed a guided tour through our biology and chemistry labs, Innovation Center, and various classrooms, getting an inside look at daily life at Molloy. Throughout the day, future Stanners even had the opportunity to listen to our talented Band and Chorus members!

The final stop brought families to the Captain Marsloe Gym, where they had the chance to meet teachers, learn about our many clubs and athletic programs, and speak directly with department heads. Ms. Heather Green-Wresch, Molloy’s Executive Director of Admissions, shares, “This year’s Open House ran smoothly, was well organized, and truly showcased what makes Molloy special. One family even stopped me during their tour to say it was the best Open House they had attended this year!”

Couldn’t make it to Open House? Contact our Admissions Department at admissions@molloyhs.org to schedule a private tour and discover firsthand what it means to be a Stanner!

Visit our Instagram profile at www.instagram.com/molloyhs/ and watch our story highlight Open House ’25 to see clips from the day, including remarks by junior Sameera Zaheid ’27!


Spanish Club & Indian Club Lead Recent Cultural Celebrations

To close out Hispanic Heritage Month, members of Molloy’s Spanish Club continued their annual tradition by participating in a spirited hallway flag parade! During homeroom on October 10th, club members walked the hallways cheering, playing music, and waving flags in celebration of their cultural heritages! Spanish Club also sponsored a dress-down that same day, during which all Stanners were encouraged to donate $5 to participate. All money raised will help provide support, including extra food, to families and teachers at Marist schools in Venezuela.

Earlier this week, members of Molloy’s Indian Club spent the afternoon celebrating Diwali! Stanners enjoyed snacks, created colorful crafts, and decorated one another’s hands with henna. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, culture, and community!


Mr. Power ’84 and Service Dog Giovanni Featured on Currents TV

Earlier this year, math teacher Mr. AJ Power ’84 introduced a new member of our community: Giovanni the service dog! Giovanni is labrador/golden retriever training at Canine Companions for Independence! With math teacher Mr. Power leading his training, Giovanni is learning to serve members of the community with disabilities. Recently, The Tablet newspaper and Currents TV highlighted Mr. Power and Giovanni in a web article and a TV news segment! Watch the TV report above or click the button below to access the web article.

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Cross Country – Congratulations to our sophomore girls who won the Sophomore Brooklyn/Queens Championship and placed 2nd in the Soph City Championship. Riley Devaney ’28 won Individual B/Q Sophomore Championship, and Timothy Hider ’28 won the Individual B/Q & City Sophomore Championship! Freshman Girls placed second in the New York City Relay Carnival.
Boys Varsity Soccer – Congratulations to our B/Q Champions!
Varsity Volleyball – The Stanners went undefeated at the Metro Campus Tournament on Saturday, October 18, 2025, finishing with a 7-0 match record and an 11-1 set record.
Upcoming Playoff Games/Meets:
Congratulations to our Boys JV Soccer Team, who defeated Iona Prep 2-1 yesterday to advance to the Quarter Finals of the City Playoffs on Sunday, 10/26 at 1:00 pm @ Msgr. Farrell.
Our Girls Varsity Soccer Team play on Friday, 10/24 at 3:30 PM in the Quarterfinals of the BQ Playoffs vs St. John’s Prep at Alley Pond Springfield.
Our Girls JV Soccer Team plays in the Quarterfinals of the City Playoffs on Friday 10/24, at the Aviator vs Notre Dame School at 4:15 pm.
Our Boys Varsity Soccer Team play in the Quarterfinals of the City Playoffs this Sunday, 10/26 1:00 pm vs. Regis at Randalls Island #10.

Mr. Rodgers Honored For Over 50 Years of Service to AMHS

On October 19th, a group of over 70 members of our community gathered at The Harrison Restaurant in Floral Park to celebrate Mr. Richie Rodgers ’65 and his 52 years of service here at Molloy. The group included colleagues past and present, alumni, family, and friends. Members of Mr. Rodgers’s Ice Hockey team and track team were also there in attendance. As a special surprise, Senator Joe Addabbo ’82 presented Mr. Rodgers with a special Proclamation from the New York State Senate! Congratulations, Mr. Rodgers, and thank you for your many years of service to Molloy!


First Alumni Zumba Night of 2025-26!

Thank you to everyone who joined us on October 22 for our first Alumni Zumba Night of the year! Once again, Ms. Liz Murdocca and Mr. Chris Autera ’16 led a spirited Zumba session for alumni, parents, and friends, providing a great workout as they kick off another year of free Zumba events for our community! If you did not attend, please consider joining us for another Zumba night soon! Dates to be announced.


Theresa Arcidiacono ’14, Francesca Bello ’14, Daniela Fazio ’14, and Felicia Mendoza ’14 recently traveled together to Dublin, Ireland, where they stumbled upon a little reminder of home. The Stanner friends snapped a selfie in front of “Molloy’s” restaurant before enjoying the rest of their trip!

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Pauline Crisafulli. Together, Pauline and her late husband, Harry Crisafulli, were stewards of the Justin Crisafulli Memorial Scholarship, established at Molloy in memory of their son Justin R. Crisafulli ’99. We remember Pauline as a kind and caring member of our Stanner family whose generosity positively impacted many Molloy students.


We are saddened to share the passing of Thomas F. McGloin ’69 on October 2, 2025 after a long battle with illness. Thomas was one of three McGloin brothers to attend Molloy (Kenneth McGloin ’72, Stephen McGloin ’70). Kenneth shares, “Like all of us, his four years were very impactful in his growth and success as an adult. Tom was on the Molloy track team during the Frank Rienzo era. He was part of the varsity team that delivered the CHSAA Outdoor Championship that had eluded Coach Rienzo until his final season at Molloy before moving to Georgetown University.” Please join us in prayer for Thomas, his wife Ann, and all his loved ones. | Click Here for Memorial Page


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  • Summer Enrichment Program '26

    On June 6th, we celebrated the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Champagnat, founder of the Marist Brothers. His deep faith, humility, dedication to education, and love for young people continue to inspire the entire Marist community to this day. As Stanners, we are called to make Jesus known and loved through our words, actions, and service to others. Guided by the Marist mission, our students strive to live out St. Marcellin’s example by supporting those in need and leading with compassion, kindness, and purpose. May we continue to honor his legacy each day through the way we care for and uplift those around us. St. Marcellin Champagnat, pray for us!


    Prayer for Our Graduates

    Good and loving Father, bless our graduates as they go forth into the world. Guide their hearts and minds, so that they may always seek the truth in everything they do.

    Let them continue to strive to be like Mary, who lived in perfect cooperation with God's grace, becoming strong, faithful disciples, open to God's calling. Living humbly, with a love of neighbor and an intimate union with God.

    Like St. Marcellin, help them embrace the five pillars - presence, simplicity, family spirit, love of work, and in the way of Mary. May they be examples of compassionate understanding and stand in solidarity with the marginalized and less fortunate.

    Non scholae sed vitae - Not for school but for life. May our graduates always be courageous witnesses to the Gospel. May their lives be like the lantern in the snow for others to follow, true children of Mary our good mother, who leads all to her Son, Jesus.

    --- A prayer for our seniors. Shared at our Graduation Liturgy on May 28th.


    Want to learn more about the Lay Marist adult formation program? Contact Maureen Hagan at mhagan8486@gmail.com or visit the Marists of Champagnat Website.

    Fr. Paul Zwolak '17
    Molloy at SJU Cybersecurity Event
    GCHSAA Hall of Fame - Coach Heather Green-Wresch and Coach AJ Power '84
    Bishop Brennan's 8th Grade Mass

    Boys Basketball All-Stars 2025-26
    Girls Basketball All-Stars 2025-26
    Kenny Anderson '89
    Kenny Smith '83
    Principal Dr. Darius Penikas

    molloyhs

    The official Instagram feed of Archbishop Molloy High School. Queens, New York.

    Happy Independence Day to everyone in the Molloy c Happy Independence Day to everyone in the Molloy community!
    Wishing the Molloy community a Happy Father’s Day! Wishing the Molloy community a Happy Father’s Day!
    Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people on June 19, 1865 in Galveston Bay, Texas. On that day, more than 250,000 African Americans were freed by executive order, giving rise to the holiday’s alternate name, “Freedom Day.” By understanding the past, we can build a better future. Happy Juneteenth.
    Today, Mr. Frank Gambino ‘74 concludes his 45 year Today, Mr. Frank Gambino ‘74 concludes his 45 year teaching career at Archbishop Molloy High School as he begins his retirement! Over the decades, Mr. Gambino has filled the roles of teacher, coach, mentor, and friend, enriching the lives of countless Stanners along the way.
 
Mr. Gambino was honored at our most recent Commencement Ceremony for his outstanding dedication and service as an educator. Today, on his final day at Molloy, students, faculty, and staff lined the halls outside his last class to clap and cheer as he exited the classroom for the final time. Mr. Gambino's wife, Karen, was also in attendance to accompany him down the hall.
 
We wish you all the best in retirement, Mr. Gambino! You will always be a part of the Molloy family, and we will miss seeing you each day!
    Molloy is excited to announce 149 students are bei Molloy is excited to announce 149 students are being recognized by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and InnerView in the Annual Community Service Impact Awards! The Community Service Impact Awards program connects student service to real-world outcomes, skill development, and community needs. 

Schools with a collective student impact above 2,000 hours of service are recognized with a School Impact Award. We are thrilled to acknowledge students from Molloy have accumulated a total of 17,000+ hours in community service needs! 

The three-tier award program recognizes levels of sustained impact: Merit (40 hours), Honor (60 hours), and Ambassador (100+ hours) of service during the school year, along with special recognition for efforts addressing Zero Hunger and Zero Waste. Beyond recognition, students gain a digital service impact resume to showcase their impact, skills, and commitments for college and career opportunities.

We are so proud of our Stanners for following in the footsteps of St. Marcellin Champagnat and continuing to be agents of justice and service. Go Stanners!
    In honor of the last Friday of the school year, we In honor of the last Friday of the school year, we’d like to once more highlight the Class of 2026 and all they’ve accomplished! Senior year is full of so many fun and exciting events, and we hope all of our graduates look back on their last year at Molloy with only the fondest of memories. We can’t wait to see them at future alumni events!

*The song, Envía Tu Espíritu, performed by our Stanners!
    Attention, Class of 2026! Your graduation photos a Attention, Class of 2026! Your graduation photos are now available on Molloy's flickr. Visit the link in our bio to view the full gallery and revisit all the memorable moments from commencement!
    On June 4th, Molloy welcomed students and their fa On June 4th, Molloy welcomed students and their families to Academic Awards Night, where freshmen, sophomores, and juniors were recognized for their hard work and achievements! Members of Molloy’s Administration awarded Principal’s List medals to students who earned an average of 99% or better throughout the school year, as well as Academic Excellence medals to students that earned between 95% and 98.99%.

The program began with the National Honor Society (NHS) ceremony, as 106 juniors were honored with induction! Members of the National Honor Society embody Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character, represented by multi-colored candles that were lit by new NHS Vice President Seoul Otoba ‘27. After receiving their gold graduation hoods, the juniors were led in reciting the inductees pledge by new NHS President Katelyn Remon ‘27. Molloy’s NHS chapter is named after Private First Class Louis E. Willett ‘63, a Stanner Hall of Famer and a posthumous Medal of Honor recipient who reflected the values of NHS.

Later in the program, Administrators announced special awards and scholarships, presented to outstanding students who met certain criteria set by prestigious colleges and universities including The University of Rochester, St. Bonaventure University, and The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The evening then concluded with the presentation of medals to students who achieved the highest GPA in each academic subject, as well as the highest overall GPA in each grade level. 

On behalf of our Administration, faculty, and staff, congratulations to our newest members of NHS and to all 2025-26 award recipients!

See the full gallery by visiting the link in our bio!
    Today we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Today we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Champagnat, founder of the Marist Brothers. His deep faith, humility, dedication to education, and love for young people continue to inspire the entire Marist community to this day. As Stanners, we are called to make Jesus known and loved through our words, actions, and service to others. Guided by the Marist mission, our students strive to live out St. Marcellin’s example by supporting those in need and leading with compassion, kindness, and purpose. May we continue to honor his legacy each day through the way we care for and uplift those around us. St. Marcellin Champagnat, pray for us!
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