About Archbishop Ryan High School
Archbishop Ryan High School is a co-educational Catholic secondary school (grades 9-12) in Northeast Philadelphia, operated by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. It opened in 1966 as separate boys' and girls' schools sharing one building and later merged into a single co-ed institution. Named for Archbishop Patrick John Ryan, it is the largest Catholic secondary school in the city.
Quick facts
- Archdiocesan (Archdiocese of Philadelphia)
- Opened in 1966 as separate boys' and girls' schools in a shared building
- Named for Archbishop Patrick John Ryan
- Largest Catholic secondary school in the city of Philadelphia
A Catholic education in Philadelphia
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