August 2nd - 13, 2010 Interactive, fun learning - breakfast, lunch and transportation provided....

Mr. Fulton retires after 34 years in education. Please see Gallery for pictures.

At 2:00 today in the media center, our Crosby Scholars were recognized for their work in the community.

Students performed their own singing, dancing, and gymnatics routines.

May 18, 19, 20

At 6:30 PM in the auditorium. Enjoy our chorus, band, and orchestra. What a musical treat!

Students, staff and parents enjoyed their meal and accepted awards for excellence in sports.

--- Reheasal after school on April 15, Thursday. ---All Day trip to practice and perform at Reynolds High School is on Friday, April 16th.

The 7th annual Mineral Springs athletic banquet will be held on Tuesday, May 11th at 6:00 pm. Contact Nancy Sutton, Physical Education/Athletic Director, for further information.

For 3 days, a group of eligible 8th graders will go on a trip to Great Dismal Swamp.

The RJ Reynolds Orchestra, Drama, and Band recently returned from a four night musical festival at sea. The combined Orchestra and Band Performed three tunes, and received a rating of Superior.

Visual arts students spent three days over Spring Break at the Penland School of Crafts, a prestigious art school that only accepts one high school group each year. Students learned felting and metal crafting, clogged, and experienced life at Penland.

This letter was mailed to all students accepted through the Magnet Application period. The information is pertinent to all new students, though. The RJR Magnet Office does not have a complete list of new students.

Famous mandolin player, Chris Thile, and WS Symphony Conductor, Robert Moody, visited orchestra classes March 15th. Please see the photo gallery for more pictures of this amazing experience.

The PTSA and Princeton Review are working collaboratively to offer a free ACT for Reynolds students. This is ideal for sophomores and juniors.

The Sawtooth Art Honors Summer Program is held from June 21-July 16. Successful completion of this program will give students credit for Art 1 and will allow them to take more advanced art classes here at Reynolds. Call 723-7395 to learn more.

The title of the concert is "Expedition". Directed by Mrs. Cook, the dance educator and A+ coordinator, the performance will feature 7th and 8th grade students.

On February 28th at 3 PM, A Cappella groups from Elon, UNCW, and Reynolds High School sang to raise money and awareness for the Red Cross Haiti Survivors' Fund. The WS Journal covered the concert in this article.

The student representatives running for offices are being filmed today for presentation on Monday morning. The film of their speeches will be shown Monday with announcements.

Three RJR students qualified for All District Band and spent the weekend at Appalachian State University February 19-21 at an All District Band workshop and concert. Congratulations to Jeremey, Anita, and Ellis!

Auditions are held March 4th from 4-7 and March 7th from 2-5. They are for placement only and should be a positive experience. Attached is a sample resume.

You are invited to come to the Reynolds Auditorium from 6:30-8:30 on February 25th to learn about the College Admission Process. Representatives from the Princeton Review and 8 area colleges will help you and your student learn about this process.

See the attached document for information about Acting auditions. Schedule a time by calling 727-2260. Auditions are March 4th and March 7th.

Schedule an audition time by calling 727-2260. Read the information below for complete instructions.

Schedule an appointment by calling 727-2260. Read the information below for complete information.

Auditions are March 4th and 7th. Call 727-2260 to schedule a time and read the attachment for complete information.

The A Cappella Jam for Hope concert will be February 28th at 3 PM in the auditorium. Come hear this concert featuring groups from area colleges and the RJR A Cappella singers. Proceeds benefit the Haiti Relief Effort.

Students who will be new to RJR for the 2010 school year and who want to take an upper level performing arts course should schedule an audition with the Magnet Office by emailing acaudill@wsfcs.k12.nc.us or calling 727-2260. Resume template attached.

Meet teachers, see sample student work, hear a panel discussion of student leaders, talk with coaches, learn about all aspects of student life her at Reynolds. February 11th from 7-9 (snow date February 18)

Due to a change in the exam schedule, the Dance Concert has been changed to WEDNESDAY January 13th at 7 PM instead of the Thursday date that was previously published. Middle schoolers may attend at no cost--check in at the Magnet table!

January 14th and 15th

January 15th 8:30 am

Talented 8th grade arts students are invited to the RJR Media Center December 3rd to learn about the Arts Magnet Program and meet some of the arts teachers.

Please come to the One Act night here in the state of the art black box theatre at 6:30 PM October 28th for When Shakespeare Ladies Meet and Just Like Us.

On October 28th at 6:30, students will perform When Shakespeare Ladies Meet as a part of the international festival. Student pictures are on the Shakespeare International website.

It's official. Arts education encourages students to stay in school. Read the attached article from the New York City Schools. Data from RJR's graduation cohort shows a nearly 7% improvement in our four year graduation rate last year alone.

The Spartones (a cappella group from UNCG) performed on the Matt Gfeller Outdoor Amphitheatre for the first of many lunchtime opportunities for Reynolds students.

The second season of the Arts Express is underway. Click below to read an article to see how your RJR student can attend community arts events for discounted prices.

More than thirty arts intensive juniors participated in summer internships with community arts groups that were arranged by the faculty of the RJR Arts for Academics Magnet Program.

Nine students and two service clubs have earned Presidential Service Awards for volunteering in the community.

We are so excited and honored that Mrs. Posada has received this award. She is a beloved 6th grade math teacher at Mineral Springs Arts & Leadership Middle School. Mrs. Posada inspires both students and staff to be their best. Congratulations!

Leah Davis, RJR Senior, has won the National PTSA Reflections contest in dance choreography.

Demon wear is on sale in the cafeteria Wednesdays and Fridays and by emailing Lisa Rowell at LSRowell@aol.com. Order form is attached.

NCSF will perform in the Black Box Theatre and the actors will have workshops in some English classes to help Shakespeare come alive. Students will participate in Shakespeare International at 7 PM on April 23rd.

On April 24th from 5-7, the RJR cafeteria will be transformed into a Kenyan classroom while student performers drum, dance, and sing on the Matt Gfeller Outdoor performance stage. would have spent on dinner to Care Highway.

Nine-time All-Ireland Fiddle Champion and original musical star of Riverdance, Eileen Ivers, spent the day with RJR students on March 10th. The musicians worked with Jazz Band, dance, and Orchestra students.

Visual Arts students may want to take advantage of the Summer Art Honors program at the Sawtooth Center. The dates will be June 22-July 17. Complete information can be found on their website at.http://www.sawtooth.org/catalog.html.

Read complete information below on how to audition for placement in RJR's Spotlight Arts Courses. There is an attached document detailing what each type of audition will involve. All students should prepare a resume with a headshot.

A lottery was held at Central Office to select applicants for the 2009-2010 school year. All applicants will receive a letter from WSFCS stating their application status.

On February 5, 2009, the RJR Women's A Cappella Group "Syncopate" was on the morning news to advertise the A Cappella Jam for Hope. This concert will be at 7 PM at the RJR Auditorium on February 7th. Admission is a minimum donation of $5.

If you live outside of the RJR residential zone and wish to attend RJR High School for the 2009-2010 school year, you MUST apply during January.

Two of our students artwork have been selected to hang at Reynolda House Museum for the Reynolda House Exhibit, December 5, 2008 -January 4, 2009

Reynolds students will have the privilege of working with a professional dance company next semester starting in February of 09.

This year's theme is "WOW!" You are encouraged to showcase your talents in visual arts, photography, literature, musical composition, dance choreography, or film production.

In collaboration with the Secrest Series of WFU, Irvin Mayfield and the NOJO performed for students and had a daylong residency with the Reynolds students. This incredible opportunity was made possible through the Arts Magnet Grant and WFU.

A parent orientation will occur during the PTSA meeting October 6th. The Director and teachers of the Arts Magnet Office will be available that evening to answer questions about how the Arts Magnet Program will enhance the education of your students.

Parkland Magnet is one of four high schools in WS/FCS to be recognized for meeting ABCs growth

Click here for a list by grade level

Project Lead the Way Exposes Students to Skills Needed for Success in High Tech Fields

Musical showcased the arts talents of school's students.

Money will be used to integrate interactive technology into the curriculum

Finished piece will welcome people to Hill Middle School

Honors come to orchestra, visual arts students

Parkland students will work directly with NCSA dance, acting teachers

Download the summary for more information

Ceremonies held October 24 and October 30

Eight-grader named first chair viola

School is the first in Forsyth County approved for presigious program