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Service project making mats from recycled bags for the homeless. The mat provides a waterproof barrier and some cushion to their sleeping bags on the cold, hard ground.  Nearly 1 in every 10 Reynolds students are identified as Homeless.  As autumn turns to winter, this will be a great volunteer service project help our Reynolds families.  Please feel free to share this e-mail with other groups, friends, etc.

A community partner, Anthem Church (the old Bally’s gym on 223rd & Halsey) has offered their facility on Saturday, December 3rd from 9am-3pm. 

Senior events information, cap and gown ordering, and more!

Please help raise funds for AVID at H.B. Lee Middle School!

Visit Panda Express on 122nd and Halsey on Thursday, November 17, 2016 from 5-8 p.m. and show a printed flyer or just show it on your smart phone. 

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.

Stacy Talus, Principal at Reynolds Middle School.

Marie Marianiello, Principal at Sweetbriar Elementary School.

Henry Ramirez, Principal at Salish Ponds Elementary School.

Pierre Dehaze, Facilities Department Administrator.

Linda Florence, Superintendent.