Summary
Reynolds Middle School is a grade 6–8 school in Fairview, Oregon, a Portland-area suburb, serving 723 students in Reynolds School District 7, which itself ranks 131st of 141 Oregon districts (7th percentile, 0 stars). The school is ranked 367th of 371 Oregon middle schools for 2025–26 — the 1st percentile — with 0 stars, capping a decade in which it has never left the bottom decile.
Test results show 13.1% of students proficient in English language arts, 6.4% in math, and 11.3% in science, all well below district and state averages. Math is the starkest gap: about one-fifth of the state rate, with no grade level reaching 8% proficiency. Chronic absenteeism stands at 51.1%, versus 45.3% district-wide and 33.5% statewide, though it has improved from 66.8% in 2020–21. Nearly all students (100%) qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Per-pupil spending is $21,911 and the student-teacher ratio is 13.4 — both relatively favorable compared with nearby schools.
Those resources have not yet translated into results, which makes local comparisons useful. Walt Morey Middle School, in the same district just 2.42 miles away, is ranked 220th of 371 with 2 stars, posting 40.9% ELA, 24.7% math, 24.4% science, and 40.8% chronic absenteeism — despite similar poverty, slightly lower spending, and a higher student-teacher ratio. Clear Creek Middle School, less than a mile away, also outperforms Reynolds in ELA, math, and attendance, and Floyd Light Middle School reaches 28.9% math proficiency. For parents, the two indicators to watch most closely are math achievement and attendance.
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13.4
Student/teacher ratio
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$21,911
Per pupil spending
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80.1%
Directly certified for free meals (2024-25)
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All students receive free meals (Community Eligibility, 2024-25)
93.2%
Students (K-12) with all required vaccines (2025-26)
Exemptions: 2.8% (any vaccine)