We’ve got video: The Rye High School Class of 2020 Graduation Car Parade took place Sunday, May 31st, 2020 and MyRye.com has assembled a video playlist of the parade from start to finish. Check back as we post photos shortly.
It’s not even parade kick off time yet, but preparation for the Rye High School graduation car parade is well underway. Look at these photos from across Rye:
Looking for the map and turn-by-turn directions to the graduation car parade? It starts at 2pm Sunday. Look right here.
What you need to know to celebrate Rye High School graduating seniors: The “graduation car parade” is this Sunday, May 31st from 2pm – 4pm. Seniors in cap and gown and their families will caravan in decorated cars through Rye; Adhere is social distancing; Plot your viewing area using the map and route posted below;…
Rye resident Ceil Harrigan (RHS ’75) comes from a long line of Rye High School grads, starting with her father in 1945. Other grads include “Brother Joe 1976, Sister Rose 1977, Sister Colleen and niece’s mother 1979, Sister Maureen 1980 and Brother Tom 1981.” Harrigan has made a video celebrating the Class of 2020. The…
The Rye school year will end seven days earlier than originally planned. The change is related to unions contracts on days worked. Once the students were taught through the week of spring break vacation during the earlier days of the pandemic, that meant those school days were then removed from the end of the year….
The Rye City Council approved the school system’s proposed “graduation car parade” at its meeting Wednesday night. Rye schools also sought and won approval from the county. The route has been slightly altered from the original proposal, after the city council approved the parade to go the “wrong” way up Hewlett Avenue. Rye school boss…
City of Rye School District is planning a 7.3 mile “graduation car parade” across Rye to honor the Class of 2020. The district is petitioning the Rye City Council to use the city streets on Sunday, May 31, 2020 from 2:00pm – 4:00pm for a graduation car parade to celebrate the Class of 2020. The…
(PICTURE: Rye City Hall by local artist Heather Patterson) The city council’s agenda for its meeting on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 is out. The council will hold the council meeting virtually at 5:30pm (note early start time). The Council will convene via ZOOM CONFERENCE at 5:15 p.m. and it is expected they will adjourn into a teleconference Executive…
What must have been about five hundred Rye residents gathered in the village green on Memorial Day after the parade down Purchase Street to acknowledge and remember all those that have and all those that do serve our great nation. MyRye.com will post other pictures of the day during the remainder of the week. For…
