Programs and Services
October 9, 2014 is Indigenous People Day. One of our parents Nellie McConville, who also works for NAYA a community partner, offered this in honor of the holiday.
The Reynolds School Board approved a resolution that proclaims the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples' Day. This is a time to honor the indigenous peoples of the earth and the nations' first peoples, who inhabited the land prior to the United States becoming a nation. Reynolds School District serves students with indigenous heritage and honors the cultures and backgrounds that students and families offer the rich fabric of a learning environment.
Informal talks were held all afternoon. The purpose of today’s meeting was for both parties to gain clarity and understanding on the unresolved language issues.
Final water test results were posted online at 4:47pm.
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Although there are no water testing requirements for Oregon Schools, Reynolds School District will voluntarily be testing drinking water for lead in all our schools.
The guidance provided by the Environmental Protection Agency guidance will be followed.
A professional lab will be utilized to test collected water samples.
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Code: ING-AR(1)
Revised/Reviewed: 3/09/07; 12/08/10; 9/10/14
Orig. Code(s): ING
In order to protect both students and animals the following guidelines are adopted for use in all schools in the district.
H. B. Lee Middle School will be getting a new logo to go with their new school motto, "Every Minute Counts. Every Person Counts."
The Reynolds school district seeks quotations to supply and install engineered wood fiber in multiple locations throughout the district.