Veteran's Day

Ryle High School salutes our veteran members of all branches of the United States military.  Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and patriotism.

To active members of the United State military, thank you for protecting our country and our freedoms.  We hope each of you get home safely.

Abby Jump signs with Wright State University

Ryle senior Abby Jump signed a letter of intent today to play basketball with Wright State University.  She will be receiving a full scholarship that includes her tuition, housing, and other expenses.

Abby is the 1st female basketball player to sign with a NCAA Division I school in the history of Ryle High School.  As she enters her senior year, Abby already holds several basketball records at Ryle including most 3-point shots in a game with 7 and is a two-time team MVP.

Congratulations Abby and good luck on a great senior year!

PLAN Scores are in . . .

Are you college ready?

Cross Country Teams Advance to State Meet

Congratulations go out to the boys and girls cross country teams for qualifying for the state cross country championship meet held on Nov. 13th at the Kentucky Horse Park.

Gabby Gonzales won the 3A race in a time of 19:31, which marks her third straight regional championship.  Jensen Bales finished 3rd with a time of 20:41.  Overall the girls team finished 2nd in the region and qualified for the state meet.

The boys cross country team placed 4th overall in the region and qualified for the state meet.

Congratulations and good luck next week at state!

No hangover for Ryle in first-round rout

The Raiders advance to play Campbell Co. next Friday at Borland Stadium.

No hangover for Ryle in first-round rout

Ryle makes short work of Madison Central

Responsible Young Drivers

Approximately 200 students gathered in the Ryle auditorium this afternoon for the Responsible Young Driver program.  The RYD program is held every semester at Ryle for two very important reasons:

1. to celebrate the 16th birthday of our students (all had recently turned 16 or will turn 16 in the coming months)
2. to discuss the responsibility inherent in student's earning their driver's license and becoming a driver.

The guest speaker for the students was Brad Fritz, a 26 year old friend of Ryle High School, that has delivered similar messages to Ryle students for many years.

Brad Fritz was a sophomore at Covington Catholic High School when he was involved in a horrible accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury.  In a powerful presentation Brad describes his accident and injuries and the choices that were made leading up to the unfortunate accident.  Brad goes on to discuss his recovery and the physical and psychological struggles with his injuries.

Please be safe when you drive!

FBLA Spaghetti Dinner / Latest Headlines

Don't forget to attend the annual FBLA Spaghetti Dinner on Thursday night from 5-8:30 p.m. !


A few recent articles from the local media:

Three Boone teams roll into playoffs

Ryle wins football poll title

Ryle H.S. dismissing early