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Mauri Horton Named Girls' Basketball Coach
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Ranney Student Earns First-Ever National FBLA Trophy at 2025 Leadership Conference
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Fifth Graders Bring Nature to Life Through Capstone Design Thinking Project
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Ranney School Celebrates Graduation of the Class of 2025
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Ranney Wins Three Basie Awards
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Keira Mooar '27 Named a Finalist for the Monmouth County Playwriting Festival
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Track and Field Posts Impressive Performance at Pre B Championship
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Visual Arts and Library Collaborate to Create and Donate Bookmarks
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2025-26 Tri-M Executive Board Announced
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Ranney Wins Tri-M State Chapter of the Year
Ranney Riders Head to Nationals & Esteemed Clinics
Update: Ashleigh Conroy-Zugel '16 (Holmdel) has been invited to participate in the Emerging Dressage Athlete Program's (EDAP) Fourth Annual Robert Dover Horsemastership Clinic to be held in Florida this coming January. Riders are selected from major competitions and previously held EDAP clinics and include the top junior (under age 18) riders and young riders (under age 21). The clinic is led by Olympian Robert Dover; judges and teachers include fellow Olympians Charlotte Bredahl, Debbie MacDonald and Adrienne Lyle and additional international riders.
Ranney’s Equestrian Club members are making remarkable headway in their sport. Claudia Payor '15 (Atlantic Highlands) and Adele McKenna '15 (Rumson) have qualified to compete in the national ASPCA MacLay Finals, a national jumping championship taking place Oct. 28-Nov. 2 in Lexington, KY. Both girls, who have been riding for about 10 years, will be representing the Northeast region, among other riders. Ashleigh Conroy-Zugel '16 (Holmdel) and Sophia Calve '16 (Oceanport) have qualified to compete internationally at the junior level in dressage. Both girls are competing at Dressage at Devon in Devon, Pennsylvania this week, September 23-28.
In addition, Carlie Taurosa '18 (Allenwood) received a Reserve Champion award at the Marshall and Sterling Medal Finals in the Children's Hunter and Equitation Division during the weekend of September 20, 2014. She has been riding since age 5 and began to compete at age 10.
Read about Sophia and Ashleigh's participation in the national United States Equestrian Federation Dressage Festival of Champions over the summer.
Read about Ranney’s Equestrian Club, established by students in 2012 and their volunteer work to help children with disabilities learn to ride.
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Ranney’s Equestrian Club members are making remarkable headway in their sport. Claudia Payor '15 (Atlantic Highlands) and Adele McKenna '15 (Rumson) have qualified to compete in the national ASPCA MacLay Finals, a national jumping championship taking place Oct. 28-Nov. 2 in Lexington, KY. Both girls, who have been riding for about 10 years, will be representing the Northeast region, among other riders. Ashleigh Conroy-Zugel '16 (Holmdel) and Sophia Calve '16 (Oceanport) have qualified to compete internationally at the junior level in dressage. Both girls are competing at Dressage at Devon in Devon, Pennsylvania this week, September 23-28.
In addition, Carlie Taurosa '18 (Allenwood) received a Reserve Champion award at the Marshall and Sterling Medal Finals in the Children's Hunter and Equitation Division during the weekend of September 20, 2014. She has been riding since age 5 and began to compete at age 10.
Read about Sophia and Ashleigh's participation in the national United States Equestrian Federation Dressage Festival of Champions over the summer.
Read about Ranney’s Equestrian Club, established by students in 2012 and their volunteer work to help children with disabilities learn to ride.
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235 Hope RoadTinton Falls, NJ 07724
Tel. 732.542.4777
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We envision Ranney School as a nurturing learning community, in which families, faculty, alumni, and all of Ranney’s constituents collaborate to know and value every child, foster individual talents, sustain powerful connections between children and adults, and graduate resilient, globally-minded citizens.
We envision Ranney School as a nurturing learning community, in which families, faculty, alumni, and all of Ranney’s constituents collaborate to know and value every child, foster individual talents, sustain powerful connections between children and adults, and graduate resilient, globally-minded citizens.
