It is tradition to schedule a Rooter Bus to a pre-conference away football game. Participating students are given a T-shirt, dinner, a ride and entry to the game. Rooter Bus destinations have included Liberty, Sunset, Madison, Franklin, McKay, Clackamas prior to Mt. Hood Conference membership. The cost is under $10 per student. Students with ASB receive a discount for the event.
Homecoming is a week welcoming new and returning Raiders. The week kicks off with an assembly, introducing our sports teams and spirit day themes. The week long festivities include bonfire, dance, football half time entertainment, homecoming court assembly and a tailgate. Vendors are on campus for the tailgate and bon fire.
The Bon Fire is private event for current RHS students and staff. Guest passes are available in the front office for the dance.
Pick up T-shirts, beverages and Raider swag at the student store. Raider Trader is open daily during both lunches. The store is managed by Student Leadership students. Proceeds are used to reduce the cost to students at events such as tailgates and Raider Rumble.
Dances are provided as a privilege for students at RHS. Guest passes are available for the following dances: Homecoming, Winter Formal, and Prom.
Homecoming is the first dance of the school year hosted by Senior Council. Homecoming is about welcoming new and returning Raiders to Reynolds. Members of the court are nominated from fall sports, activities and programs. A royal court are crowned at the dance.
Students from Sullivan's Period 2 Gallery Management Class planned an exciting event for all of us in the Fine Arts Department to enjoy. Two very different artists, one Christian Gabriel, painter and graphic artist, and Roger Peet, painter and print maker shared with us their artists stories.
On Friday, November 17, composer, Sydney Guillaume worked with the Pro Cantorum choir. He is from Haiti and currently lives in Portland. They worked on his Haitian Creole piece, "Ansanm Ansanm," which means "All Together." Sydney is excited to have the Pro Cantorum Choir perform this piece because of Reynold's diverse choral community.
