Programs and Services
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Oregon law requires students to maintain certain levels of immunizations throughout their K-12 experience. Parents must present proof of immunizations when a child enrolls in school. We require immunizations prior to entering preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-6, and grades 8-12, with updates before grade 7.
Important dates to remember:
Important Dates:
September 3: First day of school
September 12: Back to School Open House/Title Night
September 25: Picture Day
October 11: No school
November 8: No School
November 11: No school
November 12: Picture Retake Day
NEW SCHOOL DAY START AND END TIMES FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR: School starts at 7:45 am and ends at 2:15 pm. Early Release days will end at 1:05.
Here you will find important information about the policies of Salish Ponds Elementary School.
IMPORTANT:
For those families who drop off and pick up your students, we have procedures and rules in place for the safety of your children. Please follow these rules:
- Only drop off or pick up your students on the concrete strip, and please pull as far forward as possible
- DO NOT drive in the bus lanes right in front of the school
- DO NOT leave your vehicle if you have not parked in a stall
IMPORTANT:
For those families who drop off and pick up your students, we have procedures and rules in place for the safety of your children. Please follow these rules:
- Only drop off or pick up your students on the concrete strip, and please pull as far forward as possible
- DO NOT drive in the bus lanes right in front of the school
- DO NOT leave your vehicle if you have not parked in a stall
Standing behind their commitment to socially and environmentally responsible policies, Reynolds School District has partnered with The IRN Reuse Network to donate surplus furniture from the elementary school replacement projects to communities in need in both Africa and Latin America.
The furniture comes from the old Wilkes, Troutdale, and Fairview Elementary schools which are being replaced. The district kept all furniture that could be reused in schools and elsewhere around the district and donated about 2,500 pieces that were deemed surplus. To give this furniture a new life for students in need, the District worked with nonprofit organizations through IRN to send the furniture to schools in Burundi, Chad, Haiti and El Salvador. Students in these communities will be able to benefit from this furniture for years to come.