Programs and Services
Due to the recent issue causing a delay in the February 2023 payroll processed through direct deposit, Reynolds School District is able to provide short-term payroll advance checks to be picked up at the District Office today (Friday, February 17) from 3:00pm to 5:00pm or tomorrow (Saturday, February 18) from 10:00am to 1:00pm for any staff member requiring immediate financial relief due to the impact of this delay.
DEADLINES:
Congratulations to Drew Eubanks and Hannah Felzien. They are the Wiens Athletes of the Month for February 2014! This award is named in honor of Jeff Wiens, Reynolds Athletic direct
Congratulations to Maria Velador and Bahr Trayhorn, our February Jeff Weins Athletes of the Month!
Update from Bremik Construction
February 6, 2018
"Happy February, Tigers! This is the shortest month of the year, so make every day count - we sure will out here. The temporary roof in classroom area 3 has been installed to keep the building dry from the rain. With the temporary roof in place, the weather wrap barrier (Blueskin) is now able to be installed on the building’s exterior. If our crews tried to install the Blueskin before the roof was set it wouldn’t have stuck - the surface HAS to be dry! Plastic wrapping was put up to help with this, basically acting as a large tent to keep all of the moisture out."
Click here to see the full update (including a word search) from Bremik Construction.
Code: FECBA
Adopted: 7/15/10
The board recognizes the importance and need for energy conservation in the construction of new school facilities.
Federal Programs in the Reynolds School District are responsible for covering Title I, IIA, III, IV, VII and X, Perkins and 21st Century Grant programs.
The Reynolds School Board has approved the following fee schedule for the 2024-25 school year.
July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025
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Student Material Replacements |
Code: FEF/FEFB
Adopted: 1/04/07
Readopted: 7/15/10
Orig. Code(s): FEF/FEFB
Code: FEFA
Adopted: 1/04/07
Readopted: 7/15/10
Orig. Code(s): FEFA
Fentanyl is very common in our community, and has recently caused the deaths of several students in neighboring districts due to accidental overdoses. Please read below for more information and ways to help keep your family safe and healthy.
The City of Gresham honored Fernando Contreras, junior at Reynolds Learning Academy for his academic ability and positive attitude towards school. Mr.
Code: FF
Adopted: 1/04/07
Readopted: 7/15/10
Orig. Code(s): FF
Code: FG
Adopted: 7/15/10
The superintendent shall appoint a construction manager.
March Field Trips:
- 8th 5th Grade to Portland Youth Philharmonic - Arlene Schnitzer in Portland
- 10th LS & FLS to Oregon Zoo
- 14th 4th Grade to Bonneville Dam
- 22nd Kral to Sandy River
- 24th 5th Grade to RHS/PAC Band Concert
Hail to the Reynolds Raiders
Hail to the mighty Raiders
Fight, fight to victory
And we will win this game
Hail to the Reynolds Raiders
Hail to the mighty Raiders
Fight, fight to victory
And we will win this game
Hail to the Reynolds Raiders
Hail to the mighty Raiders
Fight, fight to victory
The Fill Our Plate Schoolwide Movie will take place on Wednesday, December 18th, starting at 9 AM!
If you would like to know more about the G-rated movie we will be showing on the 18th, more information can be found here: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/toy-story-4
The Food Drive comes to an end on Friday, December 13th. Our goal is for each grade level to bring 100 items so that we can not only help others, but have a schoolwide movie day!
By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook (Read full article on The Outlook's site.)
July 11, 2017
A giant steel "hand" grabbed the roof of the gym of Troutdale Elementary School Thursday, gave it a powerful tug, and the wall started tumbling down. The next big swipe revealed the black curtains of the gym stage dangling in the breeze, another big pull and the curtains came down into the pile of rubble.
The Troutdale Elementary gym is being demolished to make way for the new Troutdale Elementary School being built next to the old school. Students will go to class in the old school building during the upcoming 2017-18 school year — minus the gym — as the new school is being built. Students will start at the new school in fall 2018 and the remainder of the old building will be demolished.
The price tag for the new school, which will accommodate 425 students, is about $32 million.
Update from Reynolds 2015 Bond Project
March 21, 2017
Thanks to all the community members who came out and celebrated with us over the past two weeks. The final groundbreaking will take place this Thursday at Fairview Elementary. Pictures taken at the Troutdale, Wilkes and RHS Groundbreaking are available in our Image Gallery and on the District's Facebook page.
Celebrate the Replacement of Fairview Elementary
Thursday, March 23, 2017
6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
225 Main Street, Fairview
Facebook Event