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Cody Blume (top) and Anthony Frabizzio.

170-Plus Students Take Part in Rye High School’s First-Year International Baccalaureate Program

IB Diploma Program is designed for juniors and seniors to develop critical thinking skills, rather than rote memorization.
The Class of 2026 throws their caps in the air following Thursday's graduation ceremony.

Class of 2026 Celebrates Experience and Community at Rye High School Graduation

From academic to athletic achievements, Garnets' graduating class "experienced levels of success unlike any other in Rye High School history."
Principal Andrew Hara holds up a tablet to show students the Knicks score.

Senior Prom Is Once; Being a Knicks Fan Is Forever

Focus shifts from dancing to scoreboard watching at Glen Harbor Island Club, as Rye High School students hope to witness New York's first NBA title of their lifetimes.
Stone Gothic-style school building with arched entrance and wooden doors, green lawn in front.
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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.
Smiling man takes a selfie at a high school marching band event, with packed bleachers and students in black shirts behind him.
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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.
Young man in a light shirt sits on stage, holding a microphone and smiling during a talk.
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Rye Teen Helps Others Living With Tourette Syndrome

As a youth ambassador, Lex Fogarty has visited schools across the region speaking with students and faculty about Tourette syndrome.
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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How Can Rye Sports Be This Good?

Since November 2023, 13 Garnet teams have won section titles. Nine advanced to state tournament semifinals, and five achieved the ultimate goal of winning a New York state championship. Is it something in the water?
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They Dreamed a Dream: The Dramatic Road to a Triumphant ‘Les Mis’ at Rye High

Music director Tom Snowden faced a revolution of his own last fall when his students rallied to convince him to stage the famously demanding show.

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