News/Press Release

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Project 
August 30, 2017

Welcome back to school, staff and students! We are excited to start the school year off with our new, secure entryway and other security improvements at the following schools: Alder Elementary, Davis Elementary, Glenfair Elementary, H.B. Lee Middle School, Hartley Elementary, Margaret Scott Elementary, Walt Morey Middle School, and Woodland Elementary.

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Project
August 29, 2017

Download a construction update for Troutdale students and staff returning to school: 

• 8/29/2017: Troutdale Elementary Back-to-School Construction Update [pdf, 4 mb]

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Project
August 29, 2017

Download a construction update for Fairview students and staff returning to school: 

• 8/29/2017: Fairview Elementary Back-to-School Construction Update [pdf, 1 mb]

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Project
August 24, 2017

Download a construction update for Wilkes students and staff returning to school: 

• 8/24/17 - Wilkes Elementary Construction Update [pdf, 1 mb]

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Project
August 21, 2017

Download construction updates for RHS students registering and returning to school: 

• RHS Registration Information [pdf, 200 kb]
• RHS Back-to-School Construction Update [pdf, 209 kb]

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Projects
August 17, 2017

Fairview Elementary now has a construction live feed available to view. Links to all construction live feeds are below.

REGISTRATION

August 22, 2017

Registration at H.B. Lee will be open from 11:00am to 7:00pm.  

If your student is returning to Reynolds please come prepared to update your student's information (emergency contacts and phone numbers, etc.), get pictures taken and pay fees.  Gym uniforms and school supplies will be available for purchase while supplies last.  You will also be able to place orders for gym uniforms and school supplies.  Please bring a current bill with your name and address on it as proof of address.

By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook (Read full article on The Outlook's site.)
July 4, 2017

A gaggle of folks from the Troutdale Historical Society gathered on a cool, overcast morning last week to salvage some of the beautiful, old wood from the gym floor at Troutdale Elementary School before the entire structure is torn down this week.

The salvaged wood will go to the woodworking and construction classes at Reynolds High School. Students will use the wood for projects, and teacher Erich Schneider hopes they will be able to construct mementos for former students and staff who want a token of their time at Troutdale Elementary.

"There is a lot of interest in having something from the school," Schneider said.

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

A giant steel "hand" grabbed the roof of the gym of Troutdale Elementary School Thursday, gave it a powerful tug, and the wall started tumbling down. The next big swipe revealed the black curtains of the gym stage dangling in the breeze, another big pull and the curtains came down into the pile of rubble.

The Troutdale Elementary gym is being demolished to make way for the new Troutdale Elementary School being built next to the old school. Students will go to class in the old school building during the upcoming 2017-18 school year — minus the gym — as the new school is being built. Students will start at the new school in fall 2018 and the remainder of the old building will be demolished.

The price tag for the new school, which will accommodate 425 students, is about $32 million.

Update from the Local & Diverse Partnership Program
July 10, 2017

In an effort to connect more contractors to the 2015 Reynolds Bond Projects and other projects in the Portland area, the Local & Diverse Partnership Program will be hosting an event on Tuesday, July 25, 2017 from 3:00 - 4:30 PM.

To learn more about contracting opportunities through the 2015 Reynolds Bond Projects, sign up for our mailing list.