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Update from Bremik Construction 
October 12, 2017

"Our crew is making great progress at Troutdale Elementary! All foundations have been poured, as well as the concrete slab for the gymnasium and one of the classroom pod buildings. Fun Fact: Over 558 cubic yards of concrete has been poured to date. Did you know that one yard of concrete weighs 4,000 pounds?! That’s how much a great white shark weighs!" Click here to see the full update (including a fun Halloween crossword puzzle) from Bremik Construction.

The Reynolds School District is proud to announce the 2017 class of inductees to the Athletics Hall of Fame. Our annual banquet was held on Friday November 17th at McMemamins Edgefield. 

Please click the link below for the 2017-2018 Accomplishments Report for the Reynolds School District. This report highlights the many accomplishments each school and department has made in the last school year. 

Reynolds School District is soliciting written, sealed proposals for architectural/engineering services for a seismic structural upgrade at Alder Elementary School.

There is NO SCHOOL FOR FRESHMEN on Oct. 16th so RHS can offer the PSAT.

The 2017-18 Oregon Battle of Books Program is forming teams now.

Volunteers are needed to:

• Read books and write sample questions
• Volunteer to coach OBOB Teams
• Volunteers to assist OBOB Coaches
• Donate to purchase books, book sets and expenses (team shirts).  Reynolds Education Foundation

The Battle of the Books program teaches students to read for content and to read for detail. This program is supported by volunteers. Please consider helping if you are able.

REA Negotiations Update – September 11, 2017

It's not too late for ASB Sticker purchases!

$25 for the year! Free admission to all home athletic events as well as discounts on dance and theater tickets!

Stickers can be purchased with the bookkeeper in the main office before or after school, during lunch or at passing time.

By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook (Read full article on The Outlook's site.)
July 11, 2017

The sunny summer weather allowed construction companies to make good progress on the new school buildings in the Reynolds School District, but not quite enough to keep thousands of children from attending school in construction zones this year.

"The project teams, including district and building staff, have all been working closely to accommodate occupancy during construction," said Linda Florence, Reynolds superintendent.

Reynolds is building three new elementary schools — Troutdale, Fairview and Wilkes — while Reynolds High School is undergoing a major expansion and upgrade. All this is being paid for with money from a $125 million facilities bond that voters approved for the Reynolds School District in May 2015.

"Significant progress has been made with all phases (of construction), and the projects remain on track for completion in the fall of 2018," Florence said.