Summary:
High schools located in Reynolds School District 7 in Oregon include two schools — one serving grades 9–12 and one serving grades 7–12 — together enrolling about 2,568 students. The district sits near the bottom of the state rankings at 131 out of 141 districts, in the 7th percentile with 0 stars, so both schools share that challenging district context.
Reynolds High School is by far the larger school, with 2,385 students, and is the stronger performer of the two, though it still trails state norms. Its graduation rate is 79.3%, above the district's 74.1% but below the state's 83.0%. ELA proficiency is 33.9%, above the district's 23.7% but below the state's 43.8%. Math is the weakest subject: 8.7%, below the district's 12.8% and far below the state's 32.9%, while science is 15%. Chronic absenteeism is 57.2%, worse than the district's 45.3% and the state's 33.5%. Free/reduced lunch stands at 98.78%, spending per student is $18,354, and the student-teacher ratio is 20. Its latest rank is 231 out of 271, at the 15th percentile with 1 star.
Reynolds Learning Academy enrolls 183 students and shows much more severe outcomes. Its graduation rate is 36.4% — a 42.9 percentage-point gap below Reynolds High School — and chronic absenteeism is 90.5%, meaning about 9 in 10 students are reported chronically absent. ELA and math proficiency are under 5%, and science is 7.7%. Spending is $34,054 per student with a student-teacher ratio of 9.8, a pattern often seen in small alternative settings with intensive supports. Its free/reduced-lunch figure is reported as 115.85%, an anomalous number that still signals very high economic need. Its latest rank is 262 out of 270, at the 3rd percentile with 0 stars.
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