Week at a Glance

Monday, 6/15 - F Day

Last Day of HS classes
Metro Awards, Purchase College PAC, 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, 6/16- A Day

SIP Presentations, CSC

Chromebook Return

Cap and Gown Distribution
Honor Societies Regalia Distribution
Muses Distribution

Wednesday, 6/17 - B Day

Regents and Finals begin: Schedule here.
Prom, Greentree, 5:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Thursday, 6/18 - C Day

Friday, 6/19- SCHOOL CLOSED

Good Luck, Nina!

Students and staff clap Nina Vienne out to NY State Competition in 100M Dash!

A Week of Honor and Celebration

June is truly a month of celebration! This week, the accomplishments of students in the classroom on the fields, on the stage and in the communities beyond was celebrated in a trio of ceremonies honoring the multi-dimensional brilliance of the 2025-26 school year! See the galleries below!

Annual Senior Awards Ceremony - More photos here!

Sports Awards - More photos here!

Theatre Awards - More photos here!

Thank you PTSA and HS Vice President Ms. Jen Lindenbaum for bringing the Mobile Museum of Tolerance to Rye Neck for the second year in a row! Our 10th grade classes participated in The Power of Ordinary People, about the heroism of everyday people in the Holocaust. The 11th grade students discussed tolerance through the lens of Civil Rights Movement. Thank you for this unique opportunity! More pics here!

All Around the School . . .

Scholarship Celebration! The Sound Shore St. Patrick’s Day Parade Foundation held their annual scholarship brunch at Barn Stone on Sunday. Three of the four honorees are Rye Neck Seniors!! Congratulations to Emma Cunningham who won the Irish Heritage Scholarship, and Ashley Hernandez and Carlos Miranda who won the American Immigrant Experience Scholarships. Big thanks to Joe Carvin, Kate Bialo and Mike Murphy for all the hard work and generosity! More photos here!

Winning Science! Congratulations to Asahi Takeuchi for earning Third Place in the Plant Science category with his project "How Does Fluctuating Alkalinity in Water Affect Growth of Plants, Compared to a Constant Alkalinity Level, at Concentrations Representative of Household Water Sources?" Asahi presented his preliminary research at the Somers First Year Science Fair on Saturday, June 6th. He joined over 800 students in the only science research competition in NY that provides the opportunity for first-year science research students to present their intended research in a formal setting. More photos here!

Collaborative Chihuly-Inspired Sculpture! Students in Mrs. Campana's Sculpture Class worked together to create a collaborative sculpture inspired by the work of renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. Using recycled plastic water bottles, students painted, cut, and transformed everyday materials into vibrant, organic forms that mimic the flowing shapes and colors found in Chihuly's glass installations. Through this project, students explored color, texture, form and teamwork while learning how artists can turn ordinary objects into works of art. The finished product showcases the creativity and collaboration of the entire class.

Space Exploration! On June 4, freshman Steven Osgood presented the Cyber Stellar project at the International Space Development Conference (ISDC) in McLean, Virginia. His poster presentation, submitted to the National Space Society Space Settlement Contest,envisions a space settlement dedicated to the cybersecurity of space infrastructure. Steven shared his team's vision for a "celestial immune system" protecting space-based infrastructure and communications with conference participants from around the world! More photos here!

Important Prom Info!

The prom will be at Greentree Country Club in New Rochelle on Wednesday, June 17th!

Arrival Reception is from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. on the outdoor patio (weather permitting).
Students MUST check in by 6:00 p.m. .
Dinner and dancing from 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom.
Large bags (including backpacks) are strictly prohibited. All bags will be searched at entry.
No Re-Entry permitted.
The Westchester County Prom task force will set up a checkpoint where county and local police will check cars, limos/buses.

Please make sure that if you have a limo/bus, they are registered with the Westchester County Taxi & Limousine Commission. Important Limo/Party Bus Info.

Free Summer Reading Books! Thanks to the PTSA, limited quantities of the summer reading book Almond by Won-pyung Sohn will be available to all high school students. Please stop by the Senior Lounge in your spare time on Monday and grab one while they last!!