News/Press Release

It's a fun week here at Woodland! February 27th - March 3rd!

Contest: 

Each Teacher will pick their favorite Dr. Seuss Book and the class will decorate the door in the book theme!  Door contest winner to be decided March 3rd!

Spirit Week:

Each day of the week join your classmates and wear the same color to school!

Colors:

Monday:  Red

Tuesday:  Yellow

Wednesday:  Blue

By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook
July 12, 2016

Plans for one of the three new elementary schools in the Reynolds School District reflect an innovative design that will allow for more flexible instruction for students, and designs show the remodeled Reynolds High School will have a dramatic new entrance.

Plans are moving forward and designs are shaping up for the major remodel of Reynolds High School and the replacement of three district elementary schools, with construction scheduled to begin during the next school year.

Work has already started on the safety and security upgrades at Salish Ponds Elementary School and Reynolds Middle School and will begin soon at Sweetbriar Elementary School. Read the full article at The Gresham Outlook's website.

Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Projects
February 22, 2017

In summer 2016, Sweetbriar Elementary and Reynolds Middle School started construction on new secured entries and other safety upgrades. On Monday, February 27, both schools will complete their transition to their new main entries.

These improvements are part of District-wide safety and security upgrades being completed thanks to a bond measure passed in 2015.

Here are a few reminders for the upcoming week!

1. Monday is President's Day and there is no school.
2. Tickets are on sale for the Spring Mt. Hood Movie Passes. Either pick up before school or come to the office and I will sell to the students.
3. Don’t forget to order your 2016-2017 Woodland Yearbook by Friday, March 24th.  Only $12.00 for memories of a great school year!  Please make checks payable to Woodland Elementary School.

By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook
February 16, 2017

The Reynolds School District is forging ahead with construction projects funded by a $125 million bond and is inviting local and minority contractors to see if they want to participate in the construction.

This district is building three new elementary schools and undertaking a big remodel of Reynolds High School. Other schools will get improvements and all schools will get safety and security upgrades.

"It is important to celebrate these schools as we move into construction, say goodbye to the buildings that have served students for many years and look forward to the opportunities the new buildings and improvements will bring," Superintendent Linda Florence said in a statement.

Spring Picture Day is scheduled for March 7, 2017.  Order forms will be coming home with your student soon.

Hello Woodland families! Our PTA would like to remind you they will be selling movie tickets each morning in the lobby.  

• ​Matinee season passes admitting children to all 9 films are now available or a cost of $8.00.  The price for tickets purchased separately will be $3.00 for each show 

• The movies are:  Trolls, Middle School (The Worst Years of my Llife), Storks, Monster Trucks, Sing, A Dog's Purpose, Moana and two mystery movies

Business Tribune
November 11, 2016

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Read the full article on the Business Tribune's website.

Press Release from Reynolds School District (Read full press release)
May 10, 2016

Over the next three years, Reynolds School District will design and construct major improvements to local schools, including replacing three elementary schools, renovating Reynolds High School, and safety and security upgrades to all other schools. 

Press Release from Reynolds Sch. Dist. (Read full press release)
April 12, 2016

​Big changes are in store for many of our local schools. Thanks to a bond measure passed by our community in 2015, Fairview, Troutdale and Wilkes elementary schools will be replaced and Reynolds High School will be significantly renovated. All other district schools will receive safety and security updates. "These are very exciting projects that will offer a fresh start for students and faculty," says Superintendent Linda Florence, "Our goal is to create safe, smart, sustainable schools that support students and provide hubs for the whole community."