UNION — As the 20th school
year winds down at Ryle High School, the community is ready to celebrate.
Two reunion events are coming up for Ryle.
The faculty reunion, open to anyone who ever taught at Ryle,
will be Friday, May 11, at Receptions in Erlanger.
Ryle teachers have worked hard to make Ryle a nationally
recognized school, and this will be an opportunity for everyone to celebrate
together, said Sarah Meece, a former Ryle teacher who’s been helping plan the
reunion.
Any teacher who hasn’t made reservations can email teacher Robyn
Bain at robyn.bain@boone.kyschools.us.
The main event of the reunion weekend will be at 3 p.m.
Saturday, May 12, at Ryle’s Borland Stadium.
The ceremony is open to everyone from the Ryle community
including former students, parents, relatives and neighbors.
“We’re trying to include everything that makes Ryle such a
special place,” Meece said.
The event will have multiple presentations and guest speakers.
“We have a really nice program scheduled with both the Ryle
family and the Cooper family.
The school was named after Larry Ryle, former Boone County
Schools superintendent. Randy Cooper was the school’s founding principal and
held the job until he died in 2006.
Along with honoring the families, the ceremony will recognize
some of Ryle’s highlights over the last 20 years.
After the ceremony, current Ryle students will give tours of the
building.
“Many people haven’t seen the addition,” Meece said.
For more about your community, visitwww.NKY.com/union
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