NEWSLETTER Summer 2013

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Larry A.U.S.
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2013 Summer Newsletter
Larry A. Ryle High School
NOTICE
BOONE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY STATEMENT
Students, their parents, and employees of the Boone County School System are
hereby notified that this school district does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, age, religion, marital status, sex, or disability in employment
programs, vocational programs, or activities as set forth in compliance with the
Office of Civil Rights, Title VI, Title VII, Title. ADA and Section 504.
The Boone County School System offers the following vocational education
programs: Family and Consumer Science – Life Skills, Interior Design, Food
Preparation and Management, Career and Family, Parenting, Clothing
Construction and Management Relationships, Consumer Economics,
Child/Human Development. Technology Education – Survey of Engineering,
C.A.D., Technology 2000, Electronic Communication, Computer Drafting/General
Drafting, Construction Design. Boone County Area Vocational Education Center
– Diesel Mechanic, Health Services, Auto Body, Industrial Electricity, Sheet
Metal, Welding.
Agriculture – Introduction to Agricultural Science and
Technology, Equine Science, Animal Technology, Agricultural Construction
Skills, Greenhouse Technology, Nursery Technology. Business Education Introduction to Business, Automated Accounting, Business Law, Business Math,
Intro. To Computers, Integrated Office Dynamics, Desktop Publishing, Electronic
Office, Accounting I and II, Banking and Finance, Business Economics, Business
Management, Business Principles and Applications, Computer Applications,
Advanced Computer Applications, Consumer Education, Keyboarding, Office
Information Systems, Word Processing. Special Vocational Education – World of
Work I and II, Career Exploration, Internship, Co-op Work Experience, Job
Trainer. Related Student Organizations Include: Future Business Leaders of
America (FBLA), Future Homemakers of America (FHA), Future Farmers of
America (FFA), Technology Club. Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor – School
to Work Transition Program. Vocational education programs, services, and
activities may vary between schools. The programs are available to any student
enrolled in the school providing that program, service or activity.
Adult Education classes are offered to individuals pursuing a GED diploma or
academic basic skill improvement. Adult programs are offered periodically based
upon the demand for specific classes.
Any person having inquiries concerning Boone County Schools compliance with
the Office of Civil Rights Law, Title VI, Title VII, Title IX, ADA, and Section 504 is
directed to contact Kathleen G. Reutman, Boone County Schools, 8330 U.S. 42,
Florence, KY, Telephone (859) 334-4455 who has been designated by the
Boone County Schools to coordinate the District’s efforts to comply with Title IX,
Title VI, Title VII and the Americans With Disabilities Act and Section 504.
From the Principal’s desk . . .
With the end of school, we can rest for a
moment and reflect on what has been an
amazing and wonderful year.
The Class of 2013 was a great group of
students.
Overall, they performed
admirably both in and out of the
classroom. I am very proud of their work
in community service in projects large and
small including Unite to Read, Baskets of
Cheer, Kids Against Hunger, Dragon FLY
Project and many others.
Here are a few of many impressive
accomplishments from the 2012-13
school year:
 Larry A. Ryle High School earned a
Distinguished – Ky. School of Highest
Performance rating from the Kentucky
Department of Education in 2012.
 Larry A. Ryle High School also earned
silver medal status by U.S. News & World
Reports as a top high school in the
United States. We are very proud to be
ranked the 9th best school in the
Kentucky and one of the best in the
country.
 The overall student attendance rate for
the 2012-13 school year was 95.6%, the
highest high school rate in Boone County.
This is a great accomplishment as Ryle is
also the largest high school in the county.
 Twenty-eight
seniors
earned
the
Commonwealth Diploma for their
performance in Advanced Placement
courses.
 The Class of 2013 exceeded $7,500,000 in
academic scholarship offers.
 Ninety-three seniors earned the Career
Passport/Work Ethic diploma from the
Northern
Kentucky Chamber
of
Commerce.
 Starting with the Class of 2014, students
have the opportunity to earn recognition
at graduation by earning one of 3 honors
distinctions: Magna Cum Laude, Summa
Cum Laude, and Cum Laude.
In the 21 year history of Larry A. Ryle
High School each class of students has
demonstrated the ability and work ethic to
surpass the accomplishments of the
previous classes. Our congratulations go
out to the Class of 2013 for Continuing
the Tradition of excellence at our school.
This past year we have worked to identify
and clarify our school’s core beliefs and
expectations by polling our students,
parents, and staff members. Since our
school has a very strong foundation in
achieving excellence in academics and
extra-curricular activities, our goal was to
clarify our existing fundamental beliefs
and expectations for everyone and to
work to find ways to integrate them into
the fabric of everything related to our
school.
The answer to the simple
question of “What words best describe
Ryle and its expectations for students?”
yielded very consistent responses.
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TRADITION
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SERVICE
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RESPONSIBILITY
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INTEGRITY
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RESPECT
Therefore, the tradition of Larry A. Ryle
High School is to teach, model, and
exemplify the following traits: Service,
Responsibility, Integrity, and Respect.
To the Classes of 2014, 2015, 2016, and
2017, the future is now here! We have
great expectations for you and we will
work extremely hard to help you meet
those expectations and to achieve your
own personal goals. Together we will go
to greater heights. Have a great summer!
Matthew L. Turner
Principal
Welcome
The instructional staff welcomes some new
additions for the 2013-2014 school year:
Agriculture
Chris Thompson
Assistant Principal
Elaine Stappenbeck
Math
Dave McFarland
Health/PE
Karra Jackson
Science
Matt Wingrove
Social Studies
Katie Lyons
Special Education
Misti Cornett
James Demetrakis
SBDM Council
The overall purpose of the Larry A. Ryle SBDM
Council is to focus on:
1. Student Achievement
2. Researched based practices, including
Kentucky’s Standards and Indicators for
School Improvement
3. Community-wide
participation
in
understanding
and
meeting
school
challenges.
4. Positive relationships that support effective
learning.
Congratulations to the following teacher
representatives: John Horton, Misty Reed,
Stephen Sorrell, and minority teacher
member James Demetrakis for their election
to the Ryle High School Site-Based Decision
Making Council.
Congratulations to the following parent
representatives: Nancy Albright, Cindy
Dianna Taylor, and minority parent member,
Christina Gonzalez.
The SBDM Council generally meets on the third
Thursday of every month at 6:00 p.m. in the
Media Center. The general public is welcome to
attend.
Ryle High School: Positive Behavioral
Interventions and Support
We are very pleased that the 2013-2014 academic
school year will begin with the implementation of
the PBIS system school-wide. PBIS is a
researched-based approach to school culture that
emphasizes prevention, proactivity, teaching
positive behaviors, and reinforcing these
behaviors through intentional recognition.
Ryle High School has enjoyed a long history of
academic and behavioral excellence. Through our
efforts in implementing the PBIS system we
hope to continue and build upon the high
standards set forth by the Ryle community in the
past. As part of the PBIS process, we asked all
members of the Ryle community what
characteristics “define” the Ryle experience. The
results were not surprising – Tradition,
Respect, Responsibility, Service, and
Integrity.
These five expectations will be our guiding
principles as we continue to serve the students at
Ryle High School and will be threaded
throughout our work in classrooms, school-wide,
and in the community. The Ryle High School
PBIS team has deliberately created a system of
support and recognition that will provide an
optimal learning environment for our students.
As we move forward, these school-wide
expectations will serve to guide our work of
molding Ryle High School students into
successful persons. Respect, Responsibility,
Service, and Integrity will be the “pillars” of
our Tradition.
Governor’s Scholars
Each year the students from around
the Commonwealth apply for an
opportunity to participate in the
prestigious Governor’s Scholars
Program and Governor’s School for the Arts.
Congratulations to the following students who
were accepted into the program for this summer:
Governor’s Scholar
Thomas Albright, Austin Atkinson, Alison
Crupper, Jillian Davenport, Faith Evans, Noah
Greenhill, Elaine Johnson, Daniel Kozar, Lauren
Lawson, Samantha Stanton
Governor’s School for the Arts
Allison Bailey, Jeff Moore
National Honor Society
Congratulations and good luck to the
graduating members of the 20122013 National Honor Society. We
will miss you!
Congratulations to the new NHS officers and
Executive Council for 2013-2014:
President: Emma Rich
Vice President: T.J. Albright
Secretary: M. Elaine Johnson
Treasurer: Jacob Lamping
Technology Coordinator: Daniel Kozar
Historian: Kaitlyn Eleniak
NHS applications are available online
digitally on the Ryle homepage or a hard
copy of the application can be picked up in
the front office at school.The applications are
due Friday August 23, 2013 at 2:35 p.m.
Athletic Achievements
We are extremely proud of each and every one of
our student-athletes.
The hard work and
dedication necessary to be successful is
tremendous and our student-athletes have
excelled academically and athletically. Here are a
few from a long list of great athletic
accomplishments of the 2012-13 school year:
Boys Soccer
District Runner-up; Region 9 Semifinalist;
Girls Soccer
District Champion
Boys Golf
Region 6 Runner Up; Paul Clancy- NKAC
Division I Golfer of the Year
Boys Cross Country
Regional Runner-up
Girls Cross Country
Regional Runner-up; Jensen Bales- Regional
Champion & NKAC Division I Runner of the
Year
Volleyball
rd
33 District Champ; Regional Semi-Finalist
Boys Basketball
District Runner-up
Girls Basketball
rd
33 District Runner-up; 9th Region Semi-finalist.
Wrestling
7th place at state
Individual Wrestling State
4th place- John Meiman
4th place- Gus Adams
Boys Track
Regional Champion, NKAC Champion,
Individual State Boys Track
Nick Kennedy- 3rd place in Long Jump
Girls Tennis
Meghan Watson and Harlee Hornsby- state
tournament doubles team qualifier
Carly Lucas- Singles qualifier
Boys Baseball
NKAC Division I Champion; Regional
Champion
Girls Track
Regional Runner-up
Individual State Girls Track
Ashlee Howe- 4th place high jump
Alexandra Patterson- 4th place 800m
Girls Softball
McKell Oliverio- State Coaches Association 9th
Region Player of the Year; All-State.
Ali Crupper- Division I Player of the Year
Archery
The archery team shot a 3194 team total at the
state tournament and qualified for the National
Tournament!
Individual top shooters were: Sam Loehrke - 285,
Ryan Gilbert - 278, Jack Kirby - 278, &
Elizabeth Shouse - 275.
Academic Achievements
Congratulations
Students in the Microsoft Office Specialist
(MOS) course offered by the Business
Department of Ryle High School have earned
multiple MOS certifications during the 2012-13
school
year.
These
certifications
are
internationally recognized as indicators of
Microsoft Office suite program proficiency.
Students have the opportunity to test in the areas
of Microsoft Office 2010 for Word, PowerPoint,
Excel, and Access. A student is deemed career
ready and industry certified once he/she has
earned three of the four certifications. This year,
fifty nine students earned all four certificates. 15
students passed three out of four areas.
German Honors
2013 National German Exam
Top 10 in State
German 2/2 Honors Joseph Lawal - 2nd in State
Tyler Zahn - 3rd in State
Anna Crider - 7th in State
Jonathan Sippel 8th in State
Heather Martin - 9th in State
Brennen Alm - 10th in State
German 3 Honors Connor Hutcherson - 1st in State
Madalyn Wardlow - 3rd in State
Brandon Couch - 6th in State
Noah Greenhill - 7th in State
Shannon Winter - 9th in State
Samuel Lutes - 10th in State
German 4 (AP) Clara Stassen - 1st in State
Samantha Stanton - 6th in State
James Ryg - 10th in State
RYLE FBLA SUCCEEDS AT
2012-13 STATE COMPETITION
The Kentucky State FBLA Conference was held
in Louisville in April. Those students marked
with an * have earned the privilege of competing
at the National Conference.
Congratulations to Alex Warner for being elected
as the State FBLA Vice President
1st place
* Business Plan- Ethan Losier
* Marketing - Allison Pinkston, Emily
Ramstetter, and Leslie Rowen
2nd place
* Client Service- Connor Hutcherson
* Digital Design and Promotion- Alisha Canter,
Danielle Carroll, Kelly Uhl
* Help Desk- John Leavens
* Public Speaking- Heyra Avila
* Sports Management- Mac Welsh
* Website Design- Matthew Postolowski
3rd place
American Enterprise Project- Elaine Johnson
and Leslie Rowen
* Business Communication- Alana Gale
PTA Reflections Contest
We had eight entries that represented the 14th
District at the State competition.
Award of Excellence
Sam Kirby- Film Production
Rachel Lietzow- Visual Arts
Rena Ryumae- Music Composition
Mackenzie Allen- Dance Composition
Nicholas Kennedy- Photography
Award of Merit
Kaitlyn Eleniak- Film
Morgann Bryngelson- Visual Arts
Kaitlyn Eleniak- Dance Composition
Future Farmers of America
Information
Welcome to our new FFA leader Chris
Thompson
State Degrees Earned
Jordan Newman; Megan Bennett; Joseph
Patterson; Jared Pope
FFA Regional Officer
Congratulations to Kearsten Connelly for being
elected Regional Treasurer for FFA
State Results
The Ryle FFA competed at State Convention in
June. The following awards were given:
Congratulations
Jordan Newman earned a Top 5 place for the
Star in Agriculture Placement.
Support Our Troops Fundraiser- received the
honor of Platinum Chapter by being the chapter
that raised the most money for the “Support the
Troops Campaign.
Silver Emblem Rating- first year this has been
earned by our chapter.
Regional Contest
The Ryle FFA Chapter competed at the
Northern Kentucky Regional Contest. FFA rates
contestants on a scale of Superior, Excellent,
Good, and Fair. Here are the results for the Ryle
Members who earned a superior rating.
Creed Speaking- Aubrey Bays- Superior
Dairy- Shelby Blake- Superior
Floral- Micky King- Superior
Greenhouse- Jared Pope- Superior 2nd
Horse Impromptu- Cami ArlinghausSuperior 2nd
Nursery/Landscape- Kyle Lawrence- Superior
2nd
Poultry- Kearsten Connelly- Superior 2nd
Small Animal- Kristen Green- Superior 1st
Swine- Allie Jones- Superior 1st
Senior Chapter Meeting Team- Jordan
Newman, Cody Moore, Shelby Blake, Casey
Hamilton, Kearsten Connelly, Megan Bennett,
Kyle Lawrence, Justin Van Heusen, Joseph
Patterson, Cammi Arlinghaus- Superior
NKU Entrepreneurship Challenge
Congratulations to Justin North for winning 2nd
place in the NKU Entrepreneurship Challenge.
Personal Finance Challenge
Out of almost 400 teams competing in the state
of Kentucky, Ryle placed 1st in an online
personal finance challenge! Congratulations to
the team of Mitchell Herweh, Trent Brown and
Shane Farrer who then went on to St. Louis and
placed 12th in the nation.
Stock Market Game
Please congratulate Austin Barnhorst, Shane
Farrer and Emily Hugenberg. They placed 2nd
in the State of Kentucky for their participation in
the Stock Market Game!
Speech and Debate
The Ryle Speech and Debate Team reclaimed its
title of State Champion at the 2013 Kentucky
High School Speech League (KHSSL) Debate
Championship. The team also placed third in the
Northern Region for KHSSL Speech with
regional
champions
in
prose
and
extemporaneous speaking and regional runner-up
in dramatic interpretation. Numerous members
of the team qualified to compete at multiple
national tournaments this summer, including the
National Forensic League (NFL), National
Catholic Forensic League (NCFL), and National
Individual Events Tournament of Champions
(NIETOC).
Heyra Avila, was elected presiding officer of her
chamber at the NCFL grand national
tournament. At the NFL national tournament,
Connor Hutcherson and John Leavens advanced
to outrounds of extemp debate. Coach Rachel
Page received the prestigious coaching honor of
diamond at the tournament.
The speech and debate team will be holding
auditions for the team once school starts in
August. No experience needed; we are looking
for talented actors/actresses, speakers, writers,
and anyone who loves talking in front of people
or needs to work on their speaking skills. Please
contact
Rachel
Page
([email protected], 859-496-2647)
for more information about joining the team.
Boone County Schools Student Fees
2013-2014 -- 9th – 12 Grade
The fees listed below will be collected at the time
your child’s schedule is picked up – these fees
may vary depending on the classes your child is
taking.
Classroom teachers may have additional supply
requirements and/or supply fees for their classes
that will be collected by the teacher.
Athletic fees are $35.00 and will be collected by
your coach.
Regular
Reduced
General Fee
$35.00
$12.00
Agenda
$5.00
$1.50
Schedule Pick-Up & Fee
Payment
Students and/or parents should visit the
school to pick up class schedules and pay
student fees for the 2013-2014 school year
on the following dates:
Wednesday, August 7th
9 am – 12 pm: Seniors
2 pm – 5 pm: Juniors
Thursday, August 8th
9am-12noon: Sophomores
2pm-5pm: Freshman
Text Bk. Rental $8.00 per class $3.00
Agriculture
$10.00
$3.00
Parking Sticker $15.00
$15.00
Technology
$15.00
$5.00
Science
$15.00
$5.00
Family C.S.
$12.00
$4.00
Half-Time Voc. $18.00
$5.00
Art
$5.00
$15.00
Instrument rent. $12.00 sem.
Team $25.00
$4.00 sem. Speech
$8.00
Marching Band $600.00
$200.00
Post-dated checks cannot be accepted.
Late or outstanding fees must be paid
before schedules can be released.
Bus Information Instructions
Parents can look on the Boone County Website
for Bus Stop Locations. Here are the directions:
1. Go to website www.boone.kyschools.us
2. District office tab
3. Transportation link
4. Bus Route Locator
5. Enter your address
tip: enter your house number and enter only the first 2 or
3 letters of your street (this ensures that you are getting the
correct information) it will give you options to choose from.
If there are any discrepancies in spelling, it will not give
you the information you need
6. click on the school code NOT the
school name
7. it will show you your stop location as well
as the time for pick up and drop off.
If you have followed these steps and cannot get
the information, please check with the
appropriate transportation office for information.
Raider Catering
The Family and Consumer Science Department
has a very successful catering program that can
be utilized by our community.
Students from Mrs. Bain’s Culinary Skills class
catered events: birthday parties, wedding / bridal
showers, department luncheons, sports banquets,
baby showers, homecoming events as well as
other events at Ryle High School. Along with
catering those events take home dinners can also
be ordered by Faculty and community members.
Please contact Robyn Bain at
[email protected] or 384-5300
Ext: 216 for menu, pricing, or more information.
The Raider Retail Shop
The Raider Retail Store will be open during 4th
period this coming school year. Be sure to stop
by and check out our wide selection of spirit
wear and school supplies!!
Bank
The Raider Bank will be open again this year.
The bank is a co-curricular class that offers
students the opportunity to work in a bank
setting and learn practical banking skills. The
bank will offer the following financial products:
 Savings Account
 Christmas Club Accounts
 Spring Break Club Accounts
 Certificate of Deposits
 Lunch Loans
 Small Loans
We look forward to doing business with all of
our students and Ryle staff.
Senior Pictures
Attention Class of 2014: In order to appear in
the 2014 yearbook as well as the school
composite, you need to be photographed in a
drape/tux at Prestige Portraits by January 13,
2014. You are under no obligation to purchase
personal portraits; however, all students must be
photographed by Prestige in order to appear in the
yearbook.
Please make preparations in advance. You can
schedule an appointment by calling 859-5780110.
2014 Yearbooks will be on sale at schedule pickup. The early-bird price of $60 includes
personalization. Look for our table in the upper
commons area.
RAIDER ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
(RAP)
This program is designed to provide the time and
support for all students to reach their full
potential. Students will have the opportunity to
complete their ILP’s, get assistance for their class
work, study for classes, seek tutoring and meet
with their respective counselor or assistant
principal. During this time students must remain
under the direct supervision of a teacher to work
on classroom requirements. This teacher will, on
a weekly basis, meet and discuss the student’s
academic progress in each of their classes. If a
student is not performing up to standards, the
student may be referred for additional academic
assistance offered during this specialized time
period.
Summer Reading Program
Please see the Ryle Website for your
mandatory
summer
assignment.
www.ryle.boone.kyschools.us.
This summer marks the 11th year of the Summer
Reading Program at Larry A. Ryle High School.
This mandatory program is designed to challenge
our students to continue improving upon their
reading and comprehension skills during the
summer months.
During this last week of school, all students
previewed the requirements of their summer
reading assignments in their English classes. All
incoming 9th graders were provided with a hard
copy of the assignment as well.
Depending on the grade level and class, students
will choose a book(s) to read over the summer
from a predetermined list and will complete an
assignment for the chosen novel.
Upon
returning to school in August, students will
submit their completed assignment for a grade.
After appropriate review and instruction from
their teachers, each student will then take a test
over their chosen novel. The assignment grade
and test grade will be recorded in the 1st Quarter
Grading Period.
Students enrolled in Honors or Advanced
Placement English classes will complete their
traditional summer assignment and will not be
affected by the Summer Reading Program.
For your convenience, the English department
has contacted the Boone County Public Library
and Barnes and Noble in Florence; both are
aware of the books on our reading lists. The
Boone County Public Library will be having
summer homework study sessions in July and
August.
If you choose to check out books from the
library, please be aware that there are limited
quantities. We often have students wait until
August to reserve their books and sometimes
that is too late. If you have any trouble locating
books for your child or have any questions,
please feel free to contact Nicole Schwartz,
English Department Team Leader at
[email protected]
Summer Assignments
Students registered for Advanced Placement
courses are required to complete a summer
assignment. If you have not picked up your
assignment please stop by the school office to
pick one up as soon as possible. Also, all
assignments are posted on our website. Failure to
complete this required assignment might cancel
your A.P. course request.
Community Service Requirement
Larry A. Ryle High School has implemented a
community service requirement for all students
to complete as part of their required Senior Exit
Project. Research shows that community service
learning is a valuable life-long learning tool for
students.
1. Enacted in the 2007-08 school year, each
student will be required to complete 5 hours of
community service for each academic year.
2. All community service hours will be for hours
that are after the normal school day. Hours used
for other clubs/organization may also be
counted for the community service requirement.
3. The students will be required to have a card
completed by the person in charge of the
community service opportunity and returned to
appropriate support staff. These cards are found
in the main office.
4. The hours of community service hours will be
a requirement that is included in the senior exit
project. A student who does not complete the
necessary hours would jeopardize their passing of
the senior exit project.
5. A graduating senior will be required to
complete 20 hours of community service for
each year attending Ryle H.S. (recommended 5
hrs. each year).
Bullying
This is a nationwide issue that schools are
attempting to clarify and bring awareness in
order to stop this activity from occurring in our
schools. A commonly accepted definition for
bullying is: “A person is bullied when he or she is
exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on
the part of one or more other persons, and he or she has
difficulty defending him or herself.”
This definition includes three important
components:
 Bullying is aggressive behavior that
involves unwanted, negative actions.
 Bullying involves a pattern of intentional
behavior repeated over time.
 Bullying involves an imbalance of power
or strength.
Bullying is NOT, an honest mistake, an
isolated incident, a lapse in judgment or a conflict
between friends. Friends are going to disagree,
argue and possibly say unkind things. This does
not constitute bullying behavior. We must teach
healthy ways to address disagreements, conflicts
and hurt feelings. It is important for teenagers to
understand that conflict is normal and healthy in
relationships and should be handled respectfully.
Learning to handle conflict appropriately
maintains the integrity of the relationship. When
addressing conflict appropriately it allows
students the opportunity to discuss a situation
instead of trying to hurt the other person.
“In the end, we will remember not the words
of our enemies, but the silence of our
friends.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Anonymous Anti-Bullying
& School Safety Hotline
1-866-548-3847 x-193
Additional information can be
http://www.stopbullying.gov
found at:
Extra-Curricular Activities
Larry A. Ryle High School encourages all
students to get involved in extra-curricular or cocurricular activities. We have many opportunities
for students to become involved in organized
club activities as well as opportunities for new
clubs to form. Statistics indicate that involvement
in school activities increases the overall success
of the student during high school and more
importantly, after completing high school.
Club Policy
All clubs and organizations recognized by Larry
A. Ryle High School must adhere to the
following guidelines:
 A written charter / constitution / by-laws
stating purpose, mission, and/or function
of club
 A Ryle HS teacher must sponsor the club
and direct / assume responsibility for all
activities
 Membership must include a minimum of
25 students
 Must be approved by the school council
 Must be financially self sufficient
 Clubs and activities must adhere to local,
state, and federal policies and regulations
Club Listing
(not an all-inclusive list)
HONORARY
National Honor Society, Hispanic Honor
Society, English Honor Society, Math Honor
Society , French Honor Society, German Honor
Society, Science Honor Society
CO-CURRICULAR
FBLA , Student Council, Academic Team,
FCCLA,
Yearbook,
Art
Club,
FFA,
Speech/Debate Team
SOCIAL
Pep Club, Mock Trial Club, Bible Study Club,
Archery, FEA, FCA, Robotics Club, SAO,
Freshman Mentor Program
Dear Freshman Parent(s) or Guardian(s),
The administration and faculty of Larry A. Ryle High School would like to invite your
freshman student(s) to our ninth annual Freshman Orientation on Monday, August 5th,
2013 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Our central focus for the event is to give all freshmen
an introduction to our school, staff, programs, and all else that will make their first year of
high school a positive, productive, and enjoyable experience. This will be an important
event for your child to attend even if they attended the spring scheduling meeting.
All students will need to be at Ryle for drop-off/sign in at 9:00 a.m., where they will
be organized into small groups and spend time in various informational sessions and
activities that will focus on the following topics:
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Academic Policies/ Procedures
Guidance Counseling Services
Activities, Clubs, Athletics, and other events
Meet the Teachers/Scavenger Hunt
We request that at 1:00 p.m., parents/guardians return to Ryle to pick up their
student. At this time, parents are more than welcome to tour the building with their
child if they wish.
Fee payment and schedule pick-up for freshman will be on Thursday, August 8th
between 2-5 p.m.
We look forward to meeting you and your student(s) on August 5th for our Freshman
Orientation! We hope that this will be a worthwhile and informative day that will make the
upcoming school year successful. To help with planning our activities and sessions, we ask
that you RSVP by July 19th using the enclosed form, by calling the school office, OR
email: [email protected]
Freshman Orientation RSVP Form
Return Form prior to July 19th, 2013 to ensure proper registration and t-shirt
Registration Forms received after due date may not receive a t-shirt
Student Name __________________________ T-Shirt Size:
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M
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XXL
Students:
____Yes, I plan to attend the Freshman Orientation between 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. on August 5th.
____I will be unable to attend.
Please mail this form back to Ryle High School (Attention Andrew Dusing), contact the school by
phone OR email: andrew.dusing @boone.kyschools.us prior to July 19, 2013.
Turning 16 this year?
Driver Permit Needed
Before a student goes to get their driver’s license, they must pick up a “Driver’s Verification Form” from
school. This form certifies that they are in compliance of the state law. The law results in the revocation of
a student’s driver’s permit or license for any three different reasons: Academic Deficiency, Dropping Out
of School, Excessive Absences. The No Pass/No Drive law defines Academic Deficiency as a “student
who does not have passing grades in at least four (4) courses, or the equivalent of four courses, in the
preceding semester.” A student with nine or more unexcused absences in a single semester (including
absences due to out-of-school suspensions) is considered non-compliant.
Parking Permits
You must meet the requirements to be issued a permit. Parking Permit will be issued on the day of
registration on a first come-first serve basis, beginning with seniors.
Students may go online to www.ryle.boone.kyschools.us to access the parking
contract. On the day of scheduling, the contract must be properly completed and you must show the
following to receive a permit:
1. Valid Driver’s license
2. Contract filled out and signed by student and parent
3. Complete car information: year, make, model and plate #.
4. Verification of eligibility
5. Verification of payment
PARKING PRIVILEGES
*All fees and textbook rental must be paid before applying*
Due to the increased number of students who drive, the SBDM Council has modified the way in which
parking passes are distributed.
Parking Eligibility:
Parking Passes will be assigned or revoked based on the following:
To Seniors who:
 Have at least a 78% overall average or 1.9 GPA from grades 9-11.
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Have not accumulated more than 9 unexcused absences or tardies to school combined in their
junior year, or will lose their pass if 9 are accumulated during their senior year.
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All Level IV discipline violators will forfeit parking permit
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Habitual violators of the discipline code of conduct will forfeit parking permit.
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Remaining spots will be assigned to juniors who meet the above criteria
Physical Exams for Athletics
Any athlete participating in a high school sport sanctioned by the Kentucky High School Athletic
Association (KHSAA) must have a physical exam each calendar year. The exam is valid for a period of
one year from the date of exam. Be sure that the exam is documented on the official KHSAA form. This
form is available in the school office and on the KHSAA website. ( www.khsaa.org )
Special Notice to Parents for Free/Reduced Lunch Applications
The Food Service Department of the Boone County Schools will be NOT be mailing out free or reducedpriced meal applications for the 2013-14 school year to those parents/guardians of students currently
receiving the benefit.
If you wish to apply for free or reduced price lunch contact the Food Service Department at 282-2556.
The full amount of school fees is expected at the time of schedule pick-up, unless your name is on the approval list provided by
the Food Service Department.
The federal government requires a new application each year. Be sure to read all the instructions
included with the application.
Dress Code Reminders
Students deemed to be inappropriately dressed will be permitted to have their parent/guardian bring an
acceptable change of clothing.
Missed class time due to a dress code issue will be considered unexcused and students will be
required to make-up this time in detention or Friday School.
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No stretch pants, yoga pants, spandex pants, leggings, etc…may be worn as pants during the
school day. These items may be worn underneath skirts/dresses that are of the appropriate length
requirement (knee length).
Pants must be full length and worn at the waist/ and hemmed to above floor length. Pants may
not have holes that expose the skin or garments under the clothing anywhere above the knee.
Skirts, dresses, Capri pants may be worn by females only and must be knee length or longer. Any
slit must not be above the knee and must be knee length or longer.
No tank tops, off-the-shoulder tops, halter tops, or other garments with spaghetti straps or other
similar straps.
Driving on Campus
A reminder to all students, faculty, staff and parents that the entire campus has a 20 mph speed limit and
the parking lot has 15 mph speed limit. There will be occasions where the Boone County Sheriff’s office
will be utilizing radar to keep our campus safe.
Agustus Adams
Corey Ahern
Eric Anderson
Lindsey Wilson College L.R. McDonald Scholarship
Senior Awards
Julie Beck
Transylvania University Morrison Scholarship
Senior Year Academic Honors
Senior Year Academic Honors with Distinction
Boone County Education Association Scholarship
English Honor Society
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Science Honor Society
Top 10% of Class
University of Kentucky Provost Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Megan Bennett
University of Kentucky Student Success Award
Jacob Ashley
Taylor Atkinson
Commonwealth Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Taylor Bianchi
Top 10% of Class
UKy Flagship Scholarship (RC Durr)
Work Ethic Diploma
Krista Bicer
Commonwealth Honors Academy
University of Cincinnati Century Scholarship
University of Dayton President's Merit Scholarship
Illinois State U. Redbird Academic Scholarship
Enterprise Rent A Car Foundation Scholarship
Dixie L. Mills Endowed Schol.
Math Honor Society
French Honor Scoiety
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Science Honor Scoiety
Christopher Austin
Kalea Black
UK William C. Parker Scholarship
Blake Back
Morehead State University Eagle Excellence Award
Brooke Borchers
1 Yr Perfect Attendance
Courtney Baell
Morehead State U. Commonwealth Schol.
Morehead State U. Eagle Excellence Schol.
Morehead State University Eagle Excellence Schol.
Northern KY University Commonwealth Excellence
Auburn U. Dudley Scholarship
Georgetown College Giddings Award
William Baker
Sierra Barth
Spalding U. Honors Scholars Program Scholarship
FBLA Honor Cord
Work Ethic Diploma
Thomas Baumann
Julie Beck
University of Dayton Father Chaminade Schol.
Work Ethic Diploma
Jackson Brennan
3 Yrs Perfect Attendance
Thomas More College
Bellarmine U.y Monsignor Treece Scholarship
Bellarmine University Trustee Scholarship
NKU Achiever's Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
2012 Governor's Scholar
Amanda Brinkman
UK GTU Presidential Scholarship
U of L Governor's Scholar Trustees Scholarship
Alexander Brookbank
University of Louisville Trustee's Scholarship
University of Louisville Educational Stipend
University of Louisville Paul Winnia Scholarship
Morehead State University Commonwealth Schol.
Bellarmine U. Horrigan Schol.
Nathalia Garcia Brooks
NKU Educational Diversity Scholarship
Bellarmine U. Governor's Scholar
NKU Commonwealth Excellence
Eastern KY University Founders Scholarship
University of Kentucky Presidential Scholarship
Centre College Founders Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Christopher Brown
Mikayla Brown
Justin Browning
Morgann Bryngelson
Joshua Butler
Emily Cady
Senior Awards
Morgan Cash
University of Alabama UA Scholar Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
University of Kentucky Flagship Scholarship
NKU Excellence Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
WKU Spirit Makes the Master Scholarship
Morgan Clark
Work Ethic Diploma
Katie Conner
U of L National Army ROTC Scholarship
University of Louisville Trustees Scholarship
French Honor Society
Florence Women's Club
Work Ethic Diploma
Brevard College Opportunity Grant
Top 10% of Class
Math Honor Society
Northern KY University Excellence Scholarship
Northern KY University CINSAM Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Procter & Gamble Scholarship
Joshua Cooper
Emma Costello
Class Salutatorian
Top 10% of Class
Arvin Meritor Scholarship
National Honor Society Scholarship
Davidson College Davidson Trust Scholarship
Outstanding Senior FCS Fashion Student
Xavier University Chancellor Scholarship
University of Louisville Henry Vogt Scholarship
Wake Forest University Liberal Arts Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Clemson University Academic Scholarship
University of Richmond University Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Timothy Cain
Work Ethic Diploma
Amanda Campbell
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Danielle Carroll
Bellarmine U. Trustee's Schol.
Christine Culbertson
Hanover College Parker Scholarship
National Honor Scoiety
Hanover College Keys Scholarship
Transylvania University Pioneer Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Nathaniel Davis
Morgan Cash
Oral Roberts University Whole Person Schol.
Centre College Founders Scholarship
Thomas More College Scholarship
Faith Dawson
Math Honor Society
Hispanic Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
University of Alabama Collegiate Scholar Schol.
Top 10% of Class
Western KY University Regents Scholarship
Faith Dawson
Sean Delaney
Senior Awards
Emily Etscheid
Work Ethic Diploma
Morehead State U. Eagle Excellence Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Aaron Fegenbush
Tyler Dever
University of Louisville Speed School Scholarship
Scott Dierna
NKU Commonwealth Excellence Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Paige Doellman
Elise Duggins
Michael Edwards
Katie Boh Memorial Scholarship
Erica Feiler
Thomas More College Leadership Award
Work Ethic Diploma
DePauw University Trustee Award
Work Ethic Diploma
DePauw University KEES Award
Pierce Feltner
Alex Elam
Eastern KY University Founder's Scholarship
Xavier University Miguel Pro Scholarship
Arvin Meritor Scholarship
Hanover College Thomas A. Hendricks Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Centre College Alumni Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Transylvania University Pioneer Scholar Schol.
Brandon Fightmaster
Maria Franxman
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Ryan Frohlich
Work Ethic Diploma
Madison Furnish
Top 10% of Class
Ryle Athletic Club Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
NKU CINSAM Scholarship
Meghan Eleniak
Xavier University Dean's Award Scholarship
Emily Egbers
Work Ethic Diploma
Alana Gale
National Merit Commended Scholar
Top 10% of Class
Top 10% of Class
University of Cincinnati University Scholarship
Kenyon College Honors Scholarship
Centre College Faculty Scholarship
University of Alabama US Scholar Scholarship
Kalamazoo College
Syracuse University
Morehead State University Scholarship
Jim Bailie/Shelter Insurance Scholarship
Murray State University Trustee Scholarship
Ryle PTSA Scholarship
Outstanding Senior Social Studies Student
Math Honor Society
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Marvin Epperson
Work Ethic Diploma
Lorene Garnier
Emily Etscheid
Xavier University Presidential Scholarship
The Ohio State University Buckeye Scholarship
Lorene Garnier
Senior Awards
Emily Gonzales
Math Honor Society
German Honor Society
Sydney Gebka
Work Ethic Diploma
Courtney Graham
Work Ethic Diploma
Chrissa Gray
Top 10% of Class
Kristen Green
Northern Kentucky University Scholarship
NKU KY Governor's Scholar Scholarship
TaeLeigha Greene
U of L KY Governor's Scholar Scholarship
Ohio University Gateway Trustee Award
Larry A. Ryle Scholarship
Ohio University OU Incentive Award
Ohio University George Womack Award
Outstanding Senior FCCLA Student
Senior Year Acadmic Honors
Jessica Grego
John Groathouse
NKU KMEA Select Band Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Jasmine Gentry
Union Baptist Church Scholarship
Lyvia Haley
Xavier University Dean's Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Xavier University Summer's Nursing Fellowship
John D Miller Educational Foundation Scholarship
Top 10% of Class
Northern KY University Achiever's Award
Trinity College Questbridge Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Mitchell Herweh
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
David Hester
Union College President's Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Thomas More College Dean's Scholarship
Evan Gideon
Spalding University Dean's Award
Ryan Gilbert
Thomas More College
Lucas Gluck
Emily Gonzales
Class Valedictorian
Top 10% of Class
Work Ethic Diploma
Kate Hillsgrove
Top 10% of Class
University of Alabama Collegiate Scholar Schol.
U. of Alabama Dean's Engineering Excellence Schol.
RedHawk Excellence Scholarship
University of Notre Dame Provost's Scholarship
University of Notre Dame University Scholarship
U. of Notre Dame Cincinnati Alumni Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Boston College Boston College Scholarship
Delta Scholarship Fund Award For Excellence
Zachary Kertis Memorial Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Justin Hoard
Outstanding Senior Math Student
Harlee Hornsby
Winthrop U. Dean's Meritorious Scholarship
Outstanding Senior Science Student
Wintrop U. Visual & Performing Arts Schol.
Ashlee Howe
Georgetown College Presidential Scholarship
Ashlee Howe
Senior Awards
Kevin Joiner
Math Honor Society
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Kayley Hughes
Union College President's Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Kyle Jones
Top 10% of Class
Leanna Hydera
Ocial G. Smith Memorial Award
Virginia Imhof
Hannah Ingraham
Coastal Carolina University Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Leonard Ivey
Ashley Jacobs
Jennifer Jacobson
Work Ethic Diploma
Connor Jordan
Top 10% of Class
University of Cincinnati Cincinnatus Scholarship
WKU Gatton Academy Scholarship
UC Engineering & Applied Science
Top 10% of Class
Math Honor Society
Brian Kaiser
Daniel Jensen
Work Ethic Diploma
Jessica Kampsen
Top 10% of Class
Georgetown College Scholarship
UK Dean Thomas Lester Scholarship
Northern Kentucky University Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Maggie Kelly
Transylvania University Achievement Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Nicholas Kennedy
Centre College Centre Award
Kaylee Keohane
University of Cincinnati Cincinnatus Scholarship
University of Dayton Merit Scholarship
Loyola University Chicago Dean's Scholarship
Hanover College Thomas A. Hendricks Scholarship
Kevin Joiner
Northern KY University Achiever's Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Kyle James
Top 10% of Class
Robert Kidwell
2012 Gov. School for the Arts
KY Odyssey of the Mind Mike Mullins Scholarship
Top 10% of Class
Ryle Athletic Club Scholarship
University of Louisville Governor's Scholar Award
Union Baptist Church Scholarship
Marine Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excell.
Hayley King
Work Ethic Diploma
Matthew Kipling
Top 10% of Class
Matthew Kipling
Senior Awards
Sydney Long
Work Ethic Diploma
Tyler Lonnemann
University of Alabama Capstone Scholar Schol.
Ethan Losier
Oakland City University Academic Scholarship
National Forensic Honor League
Samuel Lutes
Top 10% of Class
Math Honor Society
Jarred Marcum
KY Volunteer Firefighter Award
Macy Marshall
Work Ethic Diploma
Samuel Kirby
Work Ethic Diploma
McKenzee Martin
Thomas More College Dean Academic Scholarship
Top 10% of Class
Western KY University 1906 Founders Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Kylie Kirkland
Tyler Mason
Work Ethic Diploma
Cornelius Kish
Megan McCarthy
Allison Koopmans
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Allison Laile
Abel Leitsinger
Jeremy Lindley
Miami University RedHawk Excellence Schol.
Lindsey Wilson College Achievement Scholarship
Austin Merchant
National Merit Finalist
Top 10% of Class
Work Ethic Diploma
WKU Gatton Academy Tier One Scholarship
University of Kentucky Patterson Scholarship
Case Western Reserve University University Schol.
Top 10% of Class
Centre College Colonel Scholar Scholarship
Polytechnic Inst. of New York U. Promise Fund
Purdue University Trustees Scholarship
Murray State University Trustee Scholarship
Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyMerit Schol.
University of Louisville Vogt Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Tailhook Educational Foundation Scholarship
Sydney Long
Olivet Nazarence U. Academic Excellence Award
John Leavens
Garrett Mead
Thomas More College Dean's Academic Schol.
Savannah Merlin
Outstanding Senior Peer Tutoring I Student
Eastern KY University Regents Award
Hanover Dr. Albert & Katharine Parker Award
Savannah Merlin
Senior Awards
McKell Oliverio
Math Honor Society
Dustin Mitchell
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Daniel Osborne
UK Commonwealth Scholarship
Matthew Otero
UK College of Engineering Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Tyler Morgan
KY Volunteer Firefighters Award**
Christina Muenchen
Bank of KYy Raiders' Bank Schol.
Matthew Pearce
Outstanding Senior Business Student
FBLA Honor Cord
University of Kentucky Voice Award
Work Ethic Diploma
University of Louisville Governor's Scholar Award
Sarah Muff
University of Louisville Choral Award
Allyson Mullins
Meredith Murphy
Transylvania University Founder's Scholarship
Megan Pennell
2012 Gov. School for the Arts
Top 10% of Class
Bellarmine University
Work Ethic Diploma
University of Kentucky Commonwealth Schol.
Jordan Newman
Union Masonic Lodge Scholarship
Kathryn Norman
Taylor Piatt
Math Honor Society
Olivia Pinkelton
Morehead State U. Diversity Opportunity Schol.
Work Ethic Diploma
Keegan North
Foxx Ohmer
McKell Oliverio
Allison Pinkston
Campbellsville University
Top 10% of Class
University of the Cumberlands
Work Ethic Diploma
Top 10% of Class
Taylor University Dean Scholarship
Centre College Faculty Scholarship
FBLA Cord
Belmont Abbey College Benedictine Scholarship
Birmingham-Southern BSC Achievement Schol.
Work Ethic Diploma
Stephen Plowdrey
Top 10% of Class
Newberry College Founders Scholarship
Dominican University Presidential Scholarship
UC Cincinnatus University Schol.
Anderson U. Distinguished Schol.
UC Engineering & Applied Sciences
University of St. Mary Presidential Scholarship
University of Louisville Trustee Scholarship
Union College Trustees Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Emmanuel College Dean's Scholarship
Dylan Plvan
Outstanding Senior Female Athlete
Jared Pope
Marine Distinguished Female Athlete Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Matthew Postolowski
Top 10% of Class
Senior Awards
Allyson Roller
Sabrina Rosales
The Ohio State University Provost Scholarship
The Ohio State University National Buckeye Schol.
Adam Rost
Zachary Kertis Memorial Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Leslie Rowen
Commonwealth Honors Academy
Top 10% of Class
Bellarmine U. Scholar
Outstanding Senior English Student
Math Honor Society
FBLA Honor Cord
Outstanding Senior FBLA Student
Math Honor Society
FBLA Honor Cord
Emily Ramstetter
Top 10% of Class
Ivonne Ruiz
Work Ethic Diploma
Hannah Ruoff
4 yrs Perfect Attendance
Miami University of Ohio Merit Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
James Ryg
FBLA Honor Cord
Nicholas Salmen
Top 10% of Class
University of Louisville Business Scholarship
Math Honor Society
University of Alabama UA Scholar Award
Jacob Sander
Work Ethic Diploma
Art Institute of Cincinnati
Work Ethic Diploma
Krista Schaade
Top 10% of Class
Connor Schierloh
Allyson Roller
Loyola University Chicago Damen Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Alexander Rich
Boone County Education Foundation Scholarship
Alexandra Purdy
Claudia Rendon
Western KY University Red Towel Scholarship
Indiana University -Purdue U. Dean Scholarship
Sadhvika Reddy
University of The Cumberlands Academic Scholarship
Indiana University -Purdue U. Chancellor Schol.
Math Honor Society Award
Tanner Pulice
University of Louisville Trustees Schoarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Mary Schmalzl
Math Honor Society
Top 10% of Class
Ohio Northern University Presidential Schol.
Work Ethic Diploma
Ohio Northern U. Dicke Business Leadership Schol.
Ohio Northern U. College of Business Book Schol.
Hanover Dr. Albert & Katharine Parker Schol.
Mary Schmalzl
Senior Awards
Kaitlyn Stewart
Hanover College Global Scholars Travel Scholarship
Denison University Founders Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Illinois Wesleyan University Alumni Scholarship
University of Richmond Summer Fellowship
Bethany Schultz
Eric Schwenke
Mitchell See
Work Ethic Diploma
Katelyn Sullivan
University of Louisville Business Scholarship
UC Cincinnatus Century Scholarship
Kilwinning Masonic Lodge #356 Al Bleobaum Schol.
Math Honor Society
FBLA Honor Cord
Work Ethic Diploma
Danielle Svenson
Kentucky Corn Grower's Association Scholarship
Jacob Siemer
Top 10% of Class
Steven Teleky
Heather Torline
Top 10% of Class
Brianna Trapp
Austin Trego
Kelly Tursic
Math Honor Society
WKU Cherry Presidential Scholarship
University of Louisville Govenor's Scholar Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Thomas More College Thomas More Award
Thomas More College Alumni Legacy Award
Work Ethic Diploma
Kelly Uhl
Ethan Smith
Haley Smith
Top 10% of Class
Scott Christian Memorial Scholarship
Colton Smith
Work Ethic Diploma
Crystal Shutts-Gram
Brescia University Founders Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Laurel Tapia
Georgia Inst. of Tech. Lockheed Martin Schol.
Benjamin Shrout
Tyrus Sciarra
Outstanding Senior Business Student
Brett Underwood
Top 10% of Class
Big Brothers Big Sisters Scholarship
The Ohio State University National Buckeye Scholar
The Ohio State University Trustees Scholarship
University of Kentucky Catalyst Scholarship
Indiana University IU Distinction Schoalrship
Outstanding Senior Peer Tutoring II Student
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
NKU H. Gordon Martin Scholarship
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Melissa Smith
Justin Van Heusen
Cole Snyder
Zachary Vasseur
W. Ron Adams Scholarship
Austin Stambaugh
Outstanding Senior Informational Tech. Student
Work Ethic Diploma
Kaitlyn Stewart
UC Cincinnatus Century Scholarship
Kyle Wagoner
Top 10% of Class
Kyle Wagoner
Elizabeth Wallace
Miami University Paul & Jane Nagel Scholarship
Senior Awards
Ian Yockey
Miami University R. Janney Smith Alumni Schol.
Math Honor Society
Morehead State U. Commonwealth Scholarship
Eastern KY University Presidential Scholarship
Thomas More College Presidential Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Paul Yoder
Bradley Weber
University of Kentucky Provost Schoalrship
Sean Williams
Taylor Wriedt
Work Ethic Diploma
Jaclyn Zembrodt
Top 10% of Clas
Top 10% of Class
Saginaw Valley State U. Presidential Scholarship
Butler University Academic Scholarship
Saginaw Valley State U. Red & White Award
Miami University RedHawk Excellence Scholarship
University of Cincinnati University Scholarship
National Honor Society Scholarship
UC Engineering & Applied Science
Ohio Northern University Presidential Scholarship
Thomas More College Presidential Scholarship
Marietta College Pioneer Scholar Dean's Schol.
Math Honor Society
WKU Spirit Makes Master Scholarship
Outstanding Senior Male Athlete
Work Ethic Diploma
Marine Distinguished Male Athlete Award
Jacob Williams
Math Honor Society
Work Ethic Diploma
Meghan Watson
Samantha Zwick
Top 10% of Class
Thomas More College Dean's Scholarship
UCi Cincinnatus Century Scholarship
Work Ethic Diploma
Work Ethic Diploma
Oral Roberts University President's Scholarship
Shawnee State U. Kentucky Scholars Schol.
Xavier University Presidential Scholarship
Shawnee State University Professor's Scholarship
U of The Cumberlands Academic Scholarship
Outstanding Senior FCS Culinary Student
Math Honor Society
Congratulations Class of 2013!
Good Luck in all
your future endeavors!

NEWSLETTER Summer 2013

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