Dublin City Schools Alumni

06/01/2026

One family. Three milestones. One unforgettable weekend.

Brady White, Jerome High School Class of 2022 and goalie for the Army Black Knights men's lacrosse team, has been named team captain—a tremendous honor that reflects his leadership, dedication, and excellence on and off the field.

Meanwhile, his brother Kyle White, Jerome Class of 2024 and a midfielder for the University of Tampa men's lacrosse team, celebrated a National Championship with the Spartans.

And in a storybook family moment, Kyle's championship victory came within minutes of sister Anna White walking across the stage to receive her high school diploma.

The fact that all three of these extraordinary accomplishments took place during the same weekend makes this achievement even more remarkable. From collegiate athletics to military service leadership to a high school graduation, the White family had every reason to celebrate.

Congratulations, Brady, Kyle, and Anna! We are proud to celebrate your achievements and wish you continued success in all that lies ahead.

05/26/2026

Attn: Class of 1976 - Please remember to RSVP for your upcoming 50 Year Reunion! Your planning committee has done a great job putting together a variety of opportunities for classmates to reunite, remember and reminisce. RSVP here: https://www.dublinschools.net/departments/communications/alumni/events/reunions/rsvp

05/12/2026

Can you believe it’s been 40 years? It’s time to reconnect, reminisce and celebrate together at our 40th Class Reunion!

Join fellow classmates on Saturday, September 19 from 7–10 p.m. at The Goat Hilliard (4265 Brooklands Drive) for an evening full of memories, laughter and catching up with old friends. We’re hoping for a fantastic turnout as we celebrate this milestone reunion together! Learn more and RSVP here: https://evite.me/7y9PWZnaG3💚

Be sure you share your current contact information here to ensure you receive all the latest news and information. https://www.dublinschools.net/departments/communications/alumni/update-contact-information

Please share this post with classmates and encourage others to reconnect — the more familiar faces, the better!

05/08/2026

Dublin High School Class of 1991 — it’s time to celebrate 35 years! 🎉

Mark your calendars for our 35th Class Reunion on Saturday, August 1 at the beautiful Country Club at Muirfield. We’re hoping for an AMAZING turnout and would love to reconnect with as many classmates as possible!

Whether you’ve stayed close by or moved across the country, this is the perfect chance to catch up, share memories and celebrate the friendships that started at Dublin High. 💚

To help us spread the word and make sure you receive reunion updates, please take a moment to update your current contact information here:
https://www.dublinschools.net/departments/communications/alumni/update-contact-information

Please share this post with fellow classmates and help us make this reunion one to remember!

05/04/2026

Calling all Dublin Alumni Golden Grads!

If you graduated in 1976 or earlier, we invite you to save the date for this year’s Golden Grads Luncheon!

📅 Friday, October 2
📍 Country Club at Muirfield

Join us for a special afternoon of reconnecting, reminiscing, and celebrating your lasting legacy in the Dublin community. Watch for your official invitation coming in August! We can’t wait to see you there.

04/15/2026

CALLING ALL ALUMNI! Save the Date for the Annual All Class Reunion, Friday, July 3, 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Gallo's Pizza and Bar, 5851 Frantz Road. It's a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make new ones! We hope to see you there!!!

04/14/2026

Brady Quinn continues to shine and we are always proud of him. Congratulations Brady! Well Done!

2026 Circle of Champions Profile - Brady Quinn

Following successful runs in high school and college football that set him up to play in the NFL and now have a career as a sports broadcaster and analyst on TV and radio, Brady Quinn understands how much of a positive effect athletics have had on his life.

Full story: https://www.ohsaa.org/news-media/articles/2026-ohsaa-circle-of-champions-brady-quinn

03/11/2026

Just like the poster says — we want YOU at the Dublin High School Class of 1976 50th Reunion! As our nation prepares to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, the Class of ’76 will also be celebrating 50 years since graduation — and we want the whole class there for this once-in-a-lifetime milestone!

Planning is underway now, so save the date and make sure we can reach you with all the reunion details. Report in and update your contact information here: https://forms.gle/r9CE8aAAPE23ooF87

Know a fellow ’76 grad? Share this post and help us round up the entire class! Let’s make this golden reunion a celebration worthy of 1976 and America 250.

02/26/2026

Today, we are proud to feature three more incredible Dublin graduates as we wrap up our celebration of Black History Month! These individuals have all used their platforms—from the NFL to public health—to spark change and lead with purpose.

Jay Richardson (Class of 2002): After winning a National Championship with the Buckeyes and playing 7 seasons in the NFL, Jay transitioned into a successful career as an Emmy-nominated sports analyst for ABC6 and FOX28. Off-camera, he’s a dedicated community leader. Through the Jay Richardson Foundation, he provides essential life skills to high school students and was honored with the NFL Unsung Athletes Award for his commitment to service.

Chinedum Ndukwe (Class of 2003): Following a standout career at Notre Dame and four years in the NFL with the Bengals and Raiders, Chinedum turned his focus to giving back. He founded the Ndukwe Foundation, which has raised over $100,000 for youth programs and hosts annual wellness camps for hundreds of children. His impact was so significant that the City of Cincinnati officially proclaimed February 10th as “Chinedum Ndukwe Day.”

Tyler TerMeer, PhD (Class of 2001): Dr. TerMeer currently serves as the CEO of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, making history as the first person of color to lead the organization. With over 20 years of advocacy work, his leadership has been recognized by the White House under the Obama administration and honored with numerous social justice awards.

02/19/2026

Our Black History Month series continues as we celebrate two more incredible alumni who have left an indelible mark on our country and our community: Norman Wesley Tarpley and J. Mel Reid. Both men exemplify service, whether on the battlefield or through decades of civil rights advocacy.

Norman Wesley Tarpley (Class of 1963): A standout athlete and a true hero. At Dublin High, Norman was an All-State football player known for his skill on the line. After graduation, he answered the call to serve his country in the Vietnam War with the 101st Airborne Division. We honor the memory of Norman, who gave his life in the line of duty in 1968. His legacy of bravery and sacrifice remains a profound part of our school’s history.

J. Mel Reid (Class of 1965): From the Dublin stage and track team to a distinguished 38-year career in federal service, J. Mel Reid has dedicated his life to opening doors for others. As the first-ever Regional Civil Rights Director for the U.S. Forest Service, he championed equity and recruitment across the nation. A cancer survivor and tireless volunteer, Mel has completed 24 mission trips to help disaster victims and even appeared in the film "Glory" as an African American Civil War re-enactor.

Their stories remind us that leadership takes many forms—from the ultimate sacrifice to a lifetime of advocacy and mentorship.