Rye Lake Campus MS/HS

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.”

The Rye Lake Campus Middle-High School opened its doors to families of students for a Fall Open House event. Family members met with Principal Eric Ford and his instructional team, toured the school and learned about the curriculum and programs in which their students are enrolled. 

Rye Lake High School graduates’ lauded for determination, will be missed

The achievements and growth of the members of the Rye Lake Campus High School Class of 2024 have been nothing short of remarkable, Principal Eric Ford told them before an audience of family members and educators. “Over the past year you have shown resilience and commitment to your education,” Mr. Ford said. “The world is filled with possibilities, and it is up to you to carve out your path...We are truly going to miss you,” he added.

Graduates encouraged to remember life lessons learned

Seven students were recognized for their academic achievement and personal growth at the Rye Lake Campus Middle School moving up ceremony. “To the Class of 2024, I want to congratulate each and every one of you for your personal growth and hard work to get you to where you are today,” Principal Eric Ford said.