1635 NE 235th Ave
Wood Village, OR 97060

Reynolds High School is an amazing school. We have great academics, leadership, and sports. We have high numbers of students in Honors/AP classes. Our 2022 senior class president got a full ride to Stanford this fall! We have fun events such as sports games and tailgates, carnivals, and cultural dances to keep students engaged in their social life and tutor/study sessions after school to keep them engaged in their studies. We have a student health center inside the school where every health service is free to students and families. We have a culinary, early childhood education (preschool), metal/wood/car shop, arts building, etc available to students for electives. We have a college and career center where students can go and ask questions and get help for future readiness. We have numerous clubs and also work with AVID, College Possible, CAL, and middle college! All in which helps students for college. We have many lunch options to choose from and they try their best to accommodate with those who have dietary needs as long as you bring it to their attention. Our school even has low cost vending machines for students who need a little extra fuel throughout the day. We have the best librarians who will help you find the perfect book for your likings or any class project you might be stuck on. Our counselors truly want the best for students and will check in regularly and give the best advice on what’s best for you and your academic goals. Our security team does an amazing job keeping students in check and our school safe by monitoring who goes in and out of campus. We have daily news via intercom to keep our students up to date. And offer Drivers Ed (by cost) to those who need extra help learning how to drive (must have permit). With all this being said, yes we are not perfect, no school is. Students have dramatic disputes and that gets resolved right away. But those behaviors are learned from outside of school. And this in no way affects others learning. We have the most diverse school in the area and are lgbtq+ and religion/culture friendly. We’re taught how to respect and love those around us. Those who have the most to say negatively are only the ones from the outside looking in.

This school is one of the worst I have every had to deal with. Couldn't even get a 504 plan put in place that was requested last school year. Asked for an intellectual assessment that was requested by my kids doctor and they refused to do this as well. A teacher hit my kid in the head with a pen in which he stated "IF I did, it was an accident". The communication is very poor and when they are under staffed they stick the kids in the gym unattended.

My daughter went here the start of the pandemic. She learned a lot even with the system being new to her and her Teacher. Her teacher made each day still fun and engaging. Gotta give props to Mr.Wright for trying his best so the students could also be at their best. Also she did start out going in person and the free breakfast and lunch for all students was AMAZING!