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In 1965, ground was broken for construction of a new Catholic high school on Academy Road in Northeast Philadelphia. The school was to be named after Patrick John Ryan, the second Archbishop of Philadelphia serving from 1884 to 1911. In the fall of 1966, Archbishop Ryan High Schools opened its doors to students from 11 neighboring parishes.
Archbishop Ryan High School - a Catholic, coeducational school - empowers a diverse student body to become contributing members of the Church and society. In partnership with family and community, Archbishop Ryan strives to teach as Jesus did by providing spiritual, social, and service opportunities for growth.
Archbishop Ryan High School - a Catholic, coeducational school - empowers a diverse student body to become contributing members of the Church and society. In partnership with family and community, Archbishop Ryan strives to teach as Jesus did by providing spiritual, social, and service opportunities for growth.
24 de fev. de 2024 · Archbishop Ryan High School - a Catholic, coeducational school - empowers a diverse student body to become contributing members of the Church and society. In partnership with family and community, Archbishop Ryan strives to teach as Jesus did by providing spiritual, social, and service opportunities for growth.
Friends of Ryan, the official alumni association and fundraising entity of Archbishop Ryan High School, is an IRS recognized 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. Our non-profit provides financial assistance to Archbishop Ryan through collective fundraising efforts, including donation solicitation, events, social outings and more.
Friends of Ryan, the official alumni association and fundraising entity of Archbishop Ryan High School, is an IRS recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our non-profit provides financial assistance to Archbishop Ryan through collective fundraising efforts, including donation solicitation, events, social outings and more.
Archbishop Ryan High School - a Catholic, coeducational school - empowers a diverse student body to become contributing members of the Church and society. In partnership with family and community, Archbishop Ryan strives to teach as Jesus did by providing spiritual, social, and service opportunities for growth.
