News
The WeekLEE News is H.B. Lee's student news channel. Be sure to watch the most recent episode to stay connected with all the great things happening in our school community!
Hello Hartley families,
Hartley picture re-take day will be Friday, November 14th. We will only be photographing the following students on re-take day:
Students that ordered pictures on the original picture day (October 3rd) and are not happy with them*.
Students that were absent on the original picture day. (a picture order packet will be sent home the week before re-take day))
Students that are new to Hartley since the original picture day. (a picture order packet will be sent home the week before re-take day)
Hello Hartley Families!
We hope you had a wonderful summer! This post contains information about the beginning of the 2025-2026 school year. Please read through everything carefully as some things have changed for this coming school year.
First we would like to welcome our new friends coming from Wilkes and Margaret Scott.
We wish you all a wonderful new school year!
ParentVUE
Hartley Back to School Night!
Thursday, August 28th from 5:30-7:00pm
Come meet the teachers and tour the school. We will have bus schedules, calendars and ParentSquare information to share.
Click here to buy school merch online.
awergeland@rsd7.netnetnetSenior events information, cap and gown ordering, and more!
Please enjoy the First Edition of our SUN Monthly Newsletter.
Food is Free and Everyone is Welcome!
get ready for Kindergarten!
If you have a child who will be starting kindergarten in September. Sign up your child for Early Kindergarten Transition (EKT) in the 2024-25 Summer Program!
Wilkes is in Reynolds School District. When you are listening to news reports on radio and TV regarding school closures because of inclement weather, watch and listen for Reynolds School District. Parents/guardians can sign up for email alerts and download the Flash Alert app to receive push notifications. To sign up for Flash Alert notifications, visit the FlashAlert website. If you click on the Parent tab and then on Delays and Closures, to learn more about school delays or closures. Notices will also be sent via ParentSquare.
Hello RHS families! You will find each month's newsletter here:
November 2025: RHS Newsletter
October 2025: RHS Newsletter
School Year 2024-2025:
June 2025: RHS Newsletter
May 2025: RHS Newsletter
Career fairs and trades days are an essential part of career-connected learning. Students who participate in career exploration can start planning for their post-high lives and careers and figure out what it takes to prepare for life after high school as they get closer to realizing their post-high goals.
We are excited to be back for the 2023-2024 School year!. Those of us in the Health Room want to remind families to ensure that your student is well enough for school before sending them. Attached, you'll find the Oregon Health Authority guidelines that we follow here at school. Please refer to them everyday before sending your student to school. Together we can make a big difference to prevent the spread of illness. Please call school office for absences 503-666-9441.
Thanks!
Sweetbriar Health Room
View and confirm access to the Student Rights Handbook here.
New way of communication for your school!
Help your child succeed in school: Build the habit of good attendance early.
Did you know?
- Starting in preschool and kindergarten, too many absences can caus children to fall behind in school.
- Missing 10% or about 2 days each month over the course of a school year, can make it harder to learn to read.
- Being late to school may lead to poor attendance.
Absences and tardiness can affect the whole classroom if the teacher has to slow down learning to help children catch up.
Monday and Tuesday, Nov 20 and 21, are parent teacher conferences and there is no school. No School Wednesday. Thursday and Friday there is no school for the Thanksgiving Holiday, Nov 23 and 24.
Can My Child go to School Today?
Please follow these guidelines to help all students stay healthy and ready to learn.
Please DO NOT SEND AN ILL STUDENT TO SCHOOL. The other page of this letter gives examples of when your student should not be in school. If your student is ill, please CONTACT THE SCHOOL.