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Community Partners

 

Community Partners

Reynolds School District is proud to collaborate with a diverse group of partners to ensure that our students receive equitable opportunities in education. Our school district develops and maintains relationships with businesses, organizations, and individuals that are mutually beneficial to our students, families, residents, and our partnering organizations.

Reynolds School District ensures that our partnering organizations adhere to our district goals, mission, and vision for all of our students. Partners with our district provide students with services such as educational support, cultural activities, nutritional support, social-emotional learning, mentorship, college preparedness, and a wide range of other student and family services.

If your organization is interested in partnering with Reynolds School District, please contact Justin BirminghamSenior Director of Partnerships and Grants, at JBirmingham@rsd7.net or complete the Partner Engagement Form below.

  • Community Partner Agency Staff must use the VolunteerMatters portal to onboard and become an RSD community partner before beginning any work in RSD schools. You will first create an account, ensure you select "Community Partner" as the Registrant Type during registration, then go through the required credentials listed below. 

    If you do not register through the partner project link below, you will have to come back to complete the steps.

    Required Credentials to Become an RSD Community Partner: (All of these credentials are completed through the VolunteerMatters Portal)

    • ODE Fingerprint & Background Check

    • Badge Photo & Pick Up Agreement

    • Sexual Misconduct Verification

    • Mandatory Sexual Abuse and Molestation Prevention Training:

      • Child Abuse: Mandatory Reporting 

      • Sexual Misconduct: Adult-to-Student 

  • Active Children Portland

    Alder Montessori Preschool ( AEME)

    Arts for Northwest

    AVID

    African Youth Community Organization

    Building Blocks 2 Success (BB2S)

    Boy Scouts

    CAIRO

    Caldera Arts

    Champions --Before or After School Care

    Chess for Success

    Children's Book Bank

    College Possible

    Columbia Slough and Watershed Council

    DayOne Tech

    DHS - Caseworkers or Mental Health

    Eastside Child and Family Therapy

    Echo Theater

    El Programa Hispano

    Elevate Oregon

    ESOGA E-Sports

    Ethos Music

    Friends of Baseball

    Friends of the Children

    Girls on the Run (GOTR)

    Greater Than

    Growing Gardens

    HOLLA Mentors

    Impact Northwest

    Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO)

    Kiddokinetics

    Latino Network

    Latino Network Juntos Apprendemos

    MESA

    Metropolitan Family Service (MFS)

    MFS -- Ready.Set.Go

    Multnomah County Family Resource Navigator

    Multnomah County Mental Health

    Multnomah County SUN School

    Native American Youth Association (NAYA)

    Northwest Family Services

    OHSU Nursing Program

    Oregon Food Bank

    Our Just Future

    PlayEast Recreation

    Playworks

    Portland State University

    Portland Urban Debate League

    Portland Workforce Alliance

    Pueblo Unido

    Root 2 Rise

    S.M.A.R.T.

    School House Supplies

    SCRAP PDX

    Self Enhancement Inc (SEI)

    Skyhawks

    SOLVE

    Street Soccer

    Stronger Oregon

    Sunrise Tae Kwon Do

    The Shadow Project

    Tiny Dancer

    Trillium Family Services

    Unity Futbol Training

    Untwist LLC

    Urban Gleaners