Programs and Services
My name is Mr. Arthur Davis and this is my third year as a full time teacher. Previously, I was a substitute teacher for Garrison Elementary and the other schools in Oceanside Unified. Before that, I was a student teacher for a kindergarten class at South O. In 2010, I graduated from University of California, San Diego (UCSD) with a bachelor’s degree in music. I returned to UCSD to earn my Master of Education and Multiple Subject Credential in 2012.
Students from Sullivan's Period 2 Gallery Management Class planned an exciting event for all of us in the Fine Arts Department to enjoy. Two very different artists, one Christian Gabriel, painter and graphic artist, and Roger Peet, painter and print maker shared with us their artists stories.
It's not too late for ASB Sticker purchases!
$25 for the year! Free admission to all home athletic events as well as discounts on dance and theater tickets!
Stickers can be purchased with the bookkeeper in the main office before or after school, during lunch or at passing time.
Asian American Pacific Islander Affinity Group Facilitated by Ms. Sakura and Ms. Shanera
This group is for students from all grade levels who identify as Asian Americans Pacific Islanders(AAPI)
The purpose of this group is to provide a space to connect with those with similar life experiences.
Session Times: Every Monday from 12:30-1 pm starting May 3rd until May 24th
Congratulations to Harley West and Leia Braich, our September Jeff Weins Athletes of the Month!
Leia Braich (12), Soccer - Senior Captain and starting goalkeeper Leia Braich had a great September. She played brilliantly in goal and had a streach of three games where she only allowed one goal while cumulatively saving over 20 shots. She also scored her first high school goal (RARE for starting goalkeepers) in a 3-3 match against McKay when she got some rare minutes on the field.
Congratulations to Kadyn Jones and Jesus Ortiz, our October Jeff Weins Athletes of the Month!
Kadyn Jones (12), Volleyball - She’s accumulated over 93 aces this season, 55 of which came in October. She has the highest kill % at .361, 2nd in digs with 204 for October. Her GPA stands at a phenomenal un-weighted 3.86. She is an integral part of the Raider community as a 3 year member of Link Crew, ASB officer, RALC member, CORE team leader, and much more.
Here you can find a list of recent history Athlete of the Month winners
Athletic Trainer
Dear Parent/Guardian,
My name is DeAnna Essman, and I am the Athletic Trainer at Reynolds High School. I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and provide you with some important information regarding procedures and policies related to athletic injuries and care.
Reporting Absences
To report an absence, please call the main office at 503-491-2723. Any message should include the student's name, student ID number and date of absence. You may speak directly with Attendance Secretary Alize Zapien for assistance in English or Spanish.
Auto Dialer
The information below only applies when school is in session.
ATTENDANCE POLICIES
Students are required by State law to attend school regularly and promptly. An accurate record of all tardy arrivals and absences is kept for each student.
Regular school hours are:
- Monday (Late Start), 9:25 a.m to 3:00 p.m.
- Tuesday - Friday, 8:15a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Reynolds High School Attendance Office (503) 667-3186 x1076
RHS ATTENDANCE INFORMATION
ILLNESS/HEALTH RELATED ABSENCE >> Contact Maria Sanchez or Ashley Tran in the Attendance Office x1076
Please watch this great video about attendance and start making plans today for great attendance!
What is good attendance?
● Going to school at least 90% of the time, which means missing no more than 9 days for an entire year, or about 1 day per month.
● Missing two days or more per month is known as chronic absenteeism.
● We know that there are life factors including illness and family emergencies that cause students to be absent. When possible, it’s helpful to schedule appointments and celebrations outside of school hours.
Attendance matters for students at all grade levels! Students who attend school regularly have a better chance of building a strong foundation as they move from preschool/kindergarten to high school, and are more likely to read at grade level. Children who are reading at grade level by the end of third grade are more likely to graduate on time.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
“Showing up for school has a huge impact on a student’s academic success starting in kindergarten and continuing through high school. Even as children grow older and more independent, families play a key role in making sure students get to school safely every day and understand why attendance is so important for success in school and on the job.”
Join us in congratulating the following Raiders for having outstanding attendance (above 95%) for the first semester!
Students will be recognized for their achievement during LUNCH on Monday, March 18th
May 8, 2014, is 5th grade visit day to HB Lee Middle School. Wilkes 5th graders will ride the bus to Lee during the day for building tours and elective forecasting.
World War II Veterans!
World War II Veterans, Honor Flight of Portland is looking for you or veterans you know!
Please see the attached document.
