Programs and Services

Reynolds High School
Deca

DECA helps young entrepreneurs participate in activities based around business, marketing, and gaining leadership skills. 

Meetings happen on Mondays, at 4:00pm, in room 109.

Advisors: Ted Batt - tbatt@rsd7.net

Reynolds High School

Congratulations to Alexis De Jesus and Jordan May, our December Jeff Weins Athletes of the Month!

Reynolds High School
Kayley King & Jonas Woody

Congratulations to Kayley King and Jonas Woody, our December Jeff Wiens Athletes of the Month!

Reynolds High School
Christina Chernoff & Joseph Mercado

Congratulations to Christina Chernoff and Joseph Mecrado, our December Jeff Wiens Athletes of the Month!

Financial Services

December 16, 2022

 

Dear Reynolds School District Employees, 

This e-mail is to provide an update regarding a delay in December’s payroll for those staff who have opted for direct deposit. December’s payroll was originally expected to be directly deposited to staff early this morning, Friday, December 16, 2022, but will, unfortunately, be delayed for any employee who is currently enrolled in direct deposit. 

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Reynolds School District - Oregon

Congratulations to Bahr Trayhorn and Elle Stanfill.  They are the Wiens Athletes of the Month for December 2013!  This award is named in honor of Jeff Wiens, Reynolds Athletic director fr

Reynolds High School
Reynolds School District - Oregon

Congratulations to Drew Eubanks and Sara Crouch, our December Jeff Weins Athletes of the Month!

Reynolds High School
Reynolds High School
District

 

Fairview Elementary, Troutdale Elementary, and Wilkes Elementary Families:

Alder Elementary

In the event of an emergency, schools may need to close, delay the start of school or release students early.

Fairview Elementary

In the event of an emergency, schools may need to close, delay the start of school or release students early.

Glenfair Elementary

In the event of an emergency, schools may need to close, delay the start of school or release students early.

Bond Projects
construction bulldozer

Construction of the new Fairview, Troutdale and Wilkes elementary buildings is well underway. To allow work to begin on the playgrounds, fields, parking lots and other outdoor spaces, the old buildings must first be removed.

Demolition and abatement work on all three schools is expected to begin June 21, providing contractors the maximum time possible to work while students are on summer break. The process will start with abatement work and once that is complete the actual demolition work will begin.

You can watch demolition work happen in real-time via our live video feeds of the elementary schools:

Margaret Scott Elementary
Margaret Scott Elementary
Walt Morey Middle School
Tooth

Dental hygienists will be here next week to apply dental sealants!

Hartley Elementary
Dental Sealants

Every year at Hartley the Multnomah County Health Department offers free dental sealants to 2nd and 3rd grade students. We will be sending home a permission slip with your 2nd and/or 3rd grade student sometime this week. Please complete the permission slip and return it to school if you would like to have your student participate in the Free program. The Dental Sealants will be scheduled sometime after January 1st and are done here at school.

Margaret Scott Elementary
Reynolds School District - Oregon

Margaret Scott second and third grade students have the opportunity to have dental sealants applied to their teeth to strengthen and protect them.

Multilingual Education
DOME logo

Multilingual Education


Reynolds School District provides instructional services to approximately 2,867 students who speak English as a second language.

1204 NE 201st Ave.
Fairview, OR 97024-2499
Tel: (503) 661-7200 Fax: (503) 667-6932
Multilingual Education Email: DOME@rsd7.net

 

Bond Projects

Learn about the estimated schedule for design and construction phases here.

Hartley Elementary
Device Check in

Hartley is asking all students to check-in (return) their devices and chargers to their classroom teacher the week of May 31st-June 3rd. Teachers will be checking devices to make sure they are in good working order (screen not damaged; all keys working and intact; headphone port clear; charger in working condition) before they are checked out to the to K-4th grade students for the summer. We are also asking families to sign the Student Summer Device Pledge for 2022. The device pledge will also be available at the Hartley picnic for families to sign.

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