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One year following a traumatic event can cause people to experience feelings of distress, and memories of that event. This reaction is quite normal, and often triggers the emotions one may ha
The Reynolds Schools bond measure passed because of the generous support of the members of the Reynolds community.
Written by Teresa Carson, Portland Tribune
May 20, 2015
The $125 million Reynolds School District facilities bond passed by only 275 in Tuesday's election.
"The Reynolds Schools bond measure passed because of the generous support of the members of the Reynolds community," Andrea Watson, district spokeswoman said in a statement. "Thousands of students for many generations to come will benefit from these projects."
Nearly 52 percent of voters or 3,806, approved the bond, compared to 3,531 who gave it a thumbs down.
CONFLUENCE COMMUNITY EVENT:
River Stories
Saturday, May 16th 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
MURAL UNVEILING WILL BE AT 11:30 AM
Students from Sweetbriar Elementary School have been working on building capacity for compassion outreach this year.
If you like basketball, bowling, dance, fishing, photography, science, volleyball, plus so much more, then the Third Annual Portland Police Bureau Youth Summer Camp is for you!
Confluence Community Event River Stories: A Celebration of Learning, May 16th
The first meeting of the 2015-16 Budget Committee was held on Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 6pm in the Multipurpose Room at Reynolds High School.
UPDATE: Measure 26-164 was approved by Voters on May 19, 2015! The Reynolds School Board has appointed a Citizens Oversight Committee and is seeking additional members. When the School Board approved referring the 2015 Bond Election to the Voters, they required the district to be accountable to the patrons by creating a required Citizens Oversight Committee.
This mural uses the theme of River Stories and was created in conjunction with Confluence, a local nonprofit that aims to teach about places like the Sandy River and Celilo Falls using art in histo
The reauthorized Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA 2004) requires each State Education Agency to develop a six-yea
Calling All Lancers, Chargers and Raiders!
The Multnomah County Library is celebrating Childhood and Bilingual Literacy!
Kaiser Permanente’s Educational Theater Program, in collaboration with Oregon Children’s Theater are currently seeking
Budget Season is Here! A complete calendar is attached below.
Please plan to attend Kindergarten Connect! Bring your kindergarten aged child (Age 5 by Sept.
Did you know that of the 3,930,065 people that live in Oregon, 759,256 live in Multnomah County?!
Reynolds High School students and their families came together to celebrate and give thanks at the 2nd
The Oregonian/ Oregon Live
March 2015
Reynolds School District officials hope a proposed $125 million bond measure will fund a healthy list of upgrades and complete rebuilds if passed by voters in May. The bond follows a long master planning process that prioritized district projects based on capacity, seismic conditions and more. The bond would rebuild Fairview, Wilkes and Troutdale elementary schools, add classrooms and renovate Reynolds High School and cover safety and security upgrades at multiple schools.
The Reynolds School District is in need of substitutes to help cover absences for classified staff (noon assistants, educational assistants, secretaries, media assistants, interpreters) and license
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
The Reynolds School District has been awarded the Meritorious Budget Award for excellence in budget presentation during the 2014-2015 budget year by the Association of School Business Officials Int
The FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association is holding their 3rd Annual Bowl-a-thon! This event is to help human trafficking survivors.
Trauma Intervention provides support for local emergencies (including those in our schools) with volunteer support. The Winter Training Program is starting soon.