Rye Lake Campus MS/HS

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.

On Wellness Day at Rye Lake Campus Middle-High School, students and staff took advantage of the sunny weather this week and the availability of their outdoor basketball courts to stretch their legs and have some fun. Seen here, are seventh-grader Lily Meudt and graduating senior Devin Adamson dancing together on the courts.

Intramural sports prove to be a major motivator at Rye Lake MS/HS

Rye Lake Middle-High School students are looking forward to school more than ever since the start of intramural basketball and volleyball over the winter. The innovative new program incentivizes positive student behaviors with the promise of competitive games - sometimes against faculty and staff. Principal Eric Ford could not be more please with how well the program has worked. This fall, he may even take things outside with intramural football.

“This is based on students' choices and inputs,” Mr. Ford said. “We know that a lot of students struggle to maintain purpose in school. We know that sports is a way to pull them in, to connect them. Once we started intramural sports we had a decrease in incidents, especially from the students that typically display those challenges. It became something they look forward to.”