News/Press Release

Are you 50 or over and looking for fun and easy ways to help us lift our students? Here's a great opportunity. We know that if a student can't read well by 3rd grade, they are at greater risk of never graduating high school. Please consider helping our youngest students become stronger readers through this program run by the AARP Foundation and Metropolitan Family Services.

This program operates at Davis and Alder Elementary Schools. Volunteers can receive a stipend for their service.

Food is Free and Everyone is Welcome!

We love our volunteers!  If you would like to volunteer at Reynolds High School, please contact Cari Gunter at CGunter@rsd7.net or call 503-667-3186 x1006 to receive a registration packet.

There are also district volunteer opportunities, which are listed here.

During Homework Club, Ms. Green and Ms. Cason help students with Math, Science, Language Arts, History and proofreading papers.  Computers, laptops, calculators, textbooks, and supplies for projects may all be used/borrowed during this time.

Students may attend Homework Club from another class or club with a signed note.  There is a daily sign up; students must put their name on the reservation list and grab a reservation ticket in the library, before 7th period, if they plan to stay after school. 

Update from the Local & Diverse Partnership Program
October 17, 2016

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 Thursday, November 17 from 3:00 - 5:00 PM.

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

The Hawk-O-Ween dance will take place on October 28 from 3:00 to 5:00pm.  Cost includes pizza and is $5 pre-paid and $7 at the door.  Pictures will be $1.00.  You will need an ID card to get in so if you did not get one you need to see Birdie Rinella in room 206 prior to the day of the dance.

The Reynolds School District is proud to announce the 2016 class of inductees to the Athletics Hall of Fame.

The Reynolds School Board approved a resolution that proclaims the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples' Day. This is a time to honor the indigenous peoples of the earth and the nations' first peoples, who inhabited the land prior to the United States becoming a nation. Reynolds School District serves students with indigenous heritage and honors the cultures and backgrounds that students and families offer the rich fabric of a learning environment.

H. B. Lee participates in the Fred Meyer Community Rewards Program.  If you connect your Fred Meyer Rewards card to our school H. B. Lee will get a donation every time you shop.  This does not affect your fuel points or other rewards.  It is an easy way to help support activities at H. B. Lee!  To get started follow the link.  Our school number is 80652.

If you have linked to our account in the past you will need to re-link every year.  

Fred Meyer Link

A rumor about clowns making threats against students and staff has been circulating around the nation. This is a social media generated rumor about individuals dressed as clowns coming to local schools to harm students. This rumor has surfaced across the country, mostly due to people reposting or sharing previous posts.