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Schools Consider Beefing Up Counseling, Orientation Programs

Traditionally, district counselors have their first individual check-ins with sixth- and ninth-grade students in October or November, sometimes a month or more after the school year is underway.
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Mice Infestation Under Control at Rye Middle & High School

District received reports about an increase in mice activity in late May, contracting pest control specialists for reinforcement.
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A Music Teacher Who Changed Lives: Dan Brown Retiring After Nearly 4 Decades Leading Rye High School Band

Long-time director took job in August 1989 — a week and a half before the start of the school year — and stayed for 36 years.
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Rye Neck Tennis Match Disrupted by Emergency Helicopter Landing

The pilot was mid-flight from New Jersey to Long Island when his aircraft sustained issues with its transmission fluid.
Marion Blumenthal Lazan speaks.
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Swastika Graffiti Found in March Provides ‘Teachable Opportunities’ at Rye Middle School

To teens in the United States, the events of the Holocaust can feel both far away and long ago. The district brought in two survivors to warn of the impact hate can have on communities.
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Rye Community Approves $116M School District Budget for Next Academic Year

2026-27 budget approved by 80% of voters, passing 429-108, with Shaun Kloepfer and Emily Borell winning three-year terms on board.
Emily Borell, left, and Shaun Kloepfer will be on the ballot for Tuesday's election in the Rye Middle School gym.
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Meet the Candidates: Emily Borell, Shaun Kloepfer Running Unopposed in Tuesday’s School Board Election

Voting for proposed 2026-27 Rye City Schools budget and two board of education seats takes place Tuesday in Rye Middle School gym.
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Colleagues, Rye Leaders Recall Legacy Left by Late Educator Ed Shine

Following former superintendent's passing on April 21, Rye City Schools board presidents reflect on the achievements of his 16-year tenure in Rye.
From left, Fiona Marino, Alexandra Dimeo, Kate Chesley, and Sadie Fu.
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Elementary Students Learn About Perils of Cellphones From an Unlikely Group: High Schoolers

Rye High School sophomores and juniors give presentation on the impact phones can have on mental health, sleep, and free time.
From left, Peter Hauck, Elizabeth DelliColli, Paola Balentine, Lisa Albore-Genova, Catherine Sales, Sharon McSorley, and Tracy Mancuso.
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Rye High School Special Education Aides Work Their Magic

The Garnets classroom is home to about 12 students who move through life differently than most, but who, like all teenagers, long to feel included and a part of a larger whole.

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