Title X - The Federal McKinney-Vento Act (part of NCLB) guarantees equal access to public education for students experiencing homelessness. Title X students may be:
The Title I program is a grant distributed to schools with high percentages of students in poverty to help ensure all students meet state academic standards
Title Two, part A helps ensure positive learning experiences and academic achievement for students by helping improve teacher and principal quality and making sure they are at their best.
With 65 languages being represented throughout the Reynolds School District, the program of English Language Development (ELD) helps students learn how to acquire enough English to participate in a
The Perkins Grant is used for the upkeep of career technical classes (CTE), such as Automotive, Woods, Metals and Graphic Design, etc. at Reynolds High School.
Introduced at Reynolds Middle School a few years ago, the PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Support) Program was developed to teach students behavioral expectations.
The 21st Century Grant is funding to support expansion of enrichment and educational offerings out of the school hours (before, after and during vacation periods) at Reynolds High School and Reynol
Federal Programs in the Reynolds School District are responsible for covering Title I, IIA, III, IV, VII and X, Perkins and 21st Century Grant programs.
