Programs and Services
The Reynolds School District is inviting you to submit a proposal to clean the coils in all the HVAC systems district wide including rooftop units, air handlers, makeup air units, fan coil units, a
Attending a college or career fair can be a valuable experience for high school students exploring their post-high options. A college or career fair is designed to help students find the best fit for them. At a college or career fair, students will have the opportunity to:
What Qualities Do Colleges Want?
In the RHS Career Center, students in GR 9-12 can get help exploring post-high options, including colleges, universities, trade schools, and apprenticeship programs. Find out about options to pay for post-high training, like grants (FAFSA/ORSAA & Oregon Promise), loans, work study, and scholarships. Students can find out how to track their community service hours to earn the silver Extra Mile cord to wear at graduation, as well as find volunteer opportunities, apply for internships &/or mentorship programs, and learn how to participate in career days.
Please join us for College Night at H.B. Lee Middle School on Thursday, March 3, 6-8pm. A free dinner will be served for students and families. Meet current high school and college students and ask them questions. Information will be available about paying for college, HS graduation requirements, student support and programs and college life.
For the next two years, students entering Oregon's 17 community colleges and 7 universities may choose to waive placement testing if they scored a 3 or 4 on Smarter Balanced assessments and met requirements for continued academic rigor during 12th grade. These new agreements were adopted in February 2015 and will be piloted for the next two academic years, starting with the graduating high school class of 2016.
Under the agreements, students who:
College Possible helps low-income students get to and succeed in college. College Possible staff provides coaching, mentorship, and resources to high school juniors and seniors. A coach will provide follow up supports while students are in college and through graduation!
Thank you to all the Portland Community College volunteers that spent Saturday, April 21st working at Hartley Elementary.
Comcast Cares visited Woodland Elementary School on Saturday, April 30, 2016 and transformed the campus!
With the help of about 100 volunteers, which included students, staff and community members, the team was able to make the campus shine!
On April 25th Comcast will be adopting Glenfair. Their annual Comcast Cares event will be hosted here on campus and will undertake a variety of projects to help make our school a better place
Comcast Internet Essentials is the nation's largest and most comprehensive high-speed internet adoption program for low-income households. It provides low-cost internet service for $9.95 a month; the option to purchase an internet-ready computer for less than $150; and access to free digital literacy training in print, online, and in person.
Internet Essentials Basic Eligibility
Oregon’s New College- and Career-Ready Standards
The Academic Baseline for Success in College, Careers, and Life
Oregon is one of the States that has adopted the Common Core State Standards. Reynolds School District will be implementing the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) this year in all schools.
Information about the CCSS and the new state assessments in English and Espanol.
The Common Sense Media curriculum can be viewed on their website at https://www.commonsense.org.
You can also view the following resources online:
Margaret Scott Elementary School strives to have open and timely communications. Please call if you have any questions or suggestions to improve communication.
The Reynolds Communications Department manages internal and external communications to keep families, staff, and the community informed and engaged.
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Reynolds School District
1204 NE 201st Avenue
Fairview, OR 97024-2499
(503) 661-7200
Language Services Support Line: (503) 492-7268
2017-18 Budget Season Has Concluded
UPDATES
Reynolds School Board adopted a revised budget that included the Oregon House Budget Proposal for K-12 at $8.2 billion, split 50/50 over the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school years. The approved funding level requires reductions. A list of the reductions made over the prior two school years is attached below.
On Friday, July 7, the Reynolds School District Implemented Reductions in Classified Staffing for 2017-18