Thursday, February 25, 2016

Announcements Thursday, February 25th


Pasta for Pennies:
  • The Pasta for Pennies Campaign has begun! 
  • All money goes to the Leukemia Society to fund research and support local families
  • Please collect donations in the boxes during 5th period classes and send your box to the main office at the beginning of the period Thursday and Friday this week
  • We will be collected money until the end of March
  • The class that raises the most money per student will win an Olive Garden lunch complete with pasta, salad and their outstanding breadsticks,.2nd  through 4th place classes will receive pizza
  • All boxes will be returned to you before the next collection day generally during RAP as to minimize classroom disruptions
  • Thank you for your support!!!!


Senior Exit:
  •         Senior Exit information is due Monday, March 7th 
  •         There will be workshops available from our English 4 ILT for writing your cover letter 
  •         These workshops are available Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday this week and next week 
  •         Take advantage of this opportunity

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Announcements Tuesday, February 23rd


Spread the Word to End the Word:
  • Bring a shirt in to get printed for the "Spread the Word to End the Word," campaign on March 2nd
  • Give shirts to Ms. Blair in room 217 with name on shirt


Governor's Cup:
  • Congratulations to the Governor's cup team for placing 1st Overall in Regional competition
  • Special congratulations to the following students:
    • 1st place FPS 
      • Fiona Walsh, Farran Walsh, Kyle Dolwick, and McKenna Lamblin 
    • 1st place Social Studies
      • Nicholas Katsikas
    • 4th place Math
      • Ken Ryumae
    • 3rd place Social Studies & 3rd place Arts & Humanities
      • George Nalbandian
    • 2nd place Language Arts & 4th place Arts & Humanities
      • Glenn Stanton
  •  Good luck to these competitors at the State competition!

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Boone County Youth Cabinet applications

It is time once again to begin the application process for next year’s Boone County Youth Cabinet.

Requirements:
  • Junior in high school (2016-2017) and reside in Boone County
  • Must attend monthly planned program activities, most of which are scheduled during the school day hours with some evening and weekend activities. Failure to attend three (3) activities could result in termination from the program.
  • All application materials must be postmarked or received by Thursday, March 24, 2016 at 4:30 p.m.  Please mail, fax, e-mail or bring the completed application to the Boone County Human Services Department, P.O. Box 296, 2950 Washington Street, Burlington, Kentucky 41005; phone number (859) 334-3124.  (Attention: Laura Pleiman)
The program, established by the Boone County Fiscal Court thirteen years ago, helps students develop in the areas of leadership and civic responsibility by offering youth perspectives to the Judge-Executive and Fiscal Court; encouraging teens to become familiar with the legal and judicial process;  engaging them in decision-making and service-learning; and demonstrating how youth can influence public policy.   The group is sponsored by the Boone County Fiscal Court and RC Durr YMCA.     

Please see your guidance counselor for more details.

Announcements Wednesday, February 17th


PSAT Scores:
  • PSAT scores are available in the guidance office for pickup


Boys Tennis:
  • The boys tennis team will need to stop by Mr. Stropko's room (121) to pick up a practice and match schedule 


MHS Candy Guess:
  • Clayton Oney won with his guess of 512
  • Clayton, please see Mrs. Freihofer in room 209 to claim your prize


Boys Track & Field:
  • Boys track and field is practicing Monday-Thursday
  • Practice is from 3-5, meet in room 103
  • If you would like to be part of the track and field team (grades 7-12), please make plans to attend all practices
  • If you are currently finishing a winter sport, please see Coach Harden about your intention to join team

Friday, February 12, 2016

Announcements Friday, February 12th


Hispanic Honor Society:
  • Due to our snowdays, our mandatory Hispanic Honor Society meeting will now be on Tuesday 16th, mark your calendars!


FCCLA Week:
  • This upcoming week is FCCLA Week. Each day we will be having a theme that we would like the whole school to participate in. 
    • Tuesday (2/16) - Red Out
    • Wednesday (2/17) - Club Day ( Where your club t-shirts)
    • Thursday (2/18) - Teacher/Staff Appreciation Day
    • Friday (2/19) - College Shirt Day 


Fastpitch Softball Tryouts:
  • Fastpitch Softball Tryouts are Monday February 15th from 7:00-8:30pm in the upper gym
  • If you are unable to attend contact Miss Smith


Baseball Tryouts:
  • Baseball tryouts will start Monday Feb 15 8am-10am in the gym

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Announcements Thursday, February 11th


ACT Prep Classes:
  •  Attention Juniors, the ACT is March 1st! 
  • Take advantage of the PREP classes being offered right here at RYLE! 
  • You can sign up for Math & Science and/or English/Reading depending on your needs.
  • Registration forms can be located on the Ryle website, or you can see Ms. Lovins or Ms. Rogers for more info! 
  • Classes begin this week!!!


Ryle Raiderettes:
  • This weekend the Ryle Dance Team will be competing nationally at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center
  • On Saturday they are performing at 9:02 AM and 1:12 PM. On Sunday they are performing again at 8:50 AM and 1:21 PM
  • Come out and see the Raiderettes dance and thanks for your support!


French Honor Society:
  • The February 10th meeting has been rescheduled to February 18th
  • Please make an effort to attend, as we will be bagging candy afterwards
  • Also, we still need Valentine's Day cards, so please bring them in BEFORE Valentine's Day has passed!

Monday, February 8, 2016

Sarah Moore Named National Merit Finalist

Congratulations to Ryle senior Sarah M. Moore for being named a National Merit FINALIST!

Sarah is the daughter of Richard and Ruth Moore of Union, KY.

Sarah Moore

The National Merit® Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships that began in 1955. High school students enter the National Merit Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®)—a test which serves as an initial screen of approximately 1.5 million entrants each year—and by meeting published program entry and participation requirements.

Congratulations Sarah!  We are very proud of you!