Rye Lake Campus MS/HS

Rye Lake Campus hosted these sessions for staff to flex their mental and physical muscles

A less strenuous but no less beneficial workshop than many offered at SWBOCES' Wellness Day offered staff the opportunity to seek relaxation and inner piece through sound meditation. Instructor Andrew Noethiger led participants through a 45-minute session, immersing them in the healing vibrations of gongs and various percussion instruments, creating a tapestry of sound and inviting them to let go of stress and reconnect in a soothing environment. Staff looking for more of a workout participated in the Personal Fitness: Circuit Training session in the fitness center on the same campus. 

Staff had their pick of a dozen offerings on Wellness Day Dec. 9, all of them a hit but few more so than 3-on-3 basketball in the Rye Lake Campus gymnasium.  

Rye Lake Campus Middle-High School celebrates student achievement

 Thirty Rye Lake Campus middle and high school students were recognized Nov. 21 for their academic achievement in an Honor Roll ceremony packed with proud parents, teachers and Southern Westchester BOCES officials.

WCC rep offers insights, free applications to Rye Lake seniors

Admissions officer, professor and former Westchester Community College student Stephanie Annunziata met with three college-bound students at Rye Lake Campus Middle-High School recently. Her primary goal was to walk them through WCC’s online application. She even provided a code for them to enter to waive the application fee. The college sends a representative here for this purpose each school year.

“This is an invaluable opportunity to have an expert walk you through the college application process,” School Counselor Cristina Tompkins said. “These students have so many options and opportunities in front of them. WCC’s low tuition and excellent reputation make it an obvious choice to include in their decision-making process.”