Ryan for NJROTC at Cary High School

Let this young man pursue his passion and allow him to attend the only HS with the program he needs to do it! Do the right thing WCPSS!!!

Go Ryan Go!

Come on Wake Co ! You've got one dedicated teen who knows where they are headed and you can help him get there. Do it!!!!!!!!!!

Very few kids know what they "want to become" some day. Here you have a young man begging to be of service to his country and go down the proper path of education and he can't even get to the proper high school. Let him in Cary High!!!

Please admit Rysn to Cary High so he can fullfil his goals.

Please let Ryan get into the NROTC

Ryan is one of the finest young men I have ever met. He has tremendous character and maturity for someone his age. Cary HS would benefit greatly by having him as part of the Freshman class.

As a former teacher in Wake County, a veteran with a son who served in the Navy (who is now a pilot) and a brother who was a USAF pilot, I STRONGLY support Ryan's efforts to attend this program. If this is the only program, then he needs to be able to attend Cary HS.

Ryan is a serious young man who is dedicated to his goal of becoming a naval aviator. He would be an asset to the Cary High School NJROTC.

Too few of our young people feel the call to serve these days. We need to encourage more to be like the young man . Please give him the opportunity to start developing toward his goals!

I hope this helps.

Please reconsider your decision to let Ryan into the program.

Ryan is very passionate, dedicated, smart, and determined! He would be an asset to NJROTC! Cary High should reconsider their decision because Ryan is the epitome of what an ROTC student should look like!!

Let him in.

Good luck Ryan! Thank you for your dedication of service to our country!

Ryan should be allowed to nurture his passion and receive the education he desires. He is a strong leader and asset to all.

You are great kid and any program will be lucky to have you! I work at the Durham Veteran's Hospital as a Physical Therapist. You should come and talk with our WWII pilots. You will experience things you will remember for a life time. John Bartle 919--841-3654

A young person who aspires to serve his country should be applauded and should be afforded every opportunity to do so. Dreams and desires like this should be encouraged not squashed. To deny him due to some arbitrary administrative decision is quite foolish.

There are followers, and there are leaders. This young man is on the path to leadership. It's our responsibility to pave the way for these young leaders.....not obstruct it. No excuses.

Good luck Ryan!