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• Graduation rates have increased from 63% in 2007 to 87.4% in 2019 (and it should be noted that the State changed the way graduation rates are reported.  RJR's graduation rate is above the district and state average).
• College attendance rates have increased from 74% in 2008 to 87% in 2019!
• Dropout rates have decreased from 7.3% in 2008 to 1.96% in 2018!
• Scholarships have increased from $8.5 million is 2009 to $11 million in 2019!

Amid the pines she proudly stands!

 

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Below are the most recently posted articles...

 

   A video of the recorded Q&A interview between RJR Alumni President Harry Corpening and RJR Principal Calvin Freeman that was staged at the RJR Multi-Class Reunion held at Little Richard's Barbecue on September 18th  

 

  A plan has been created that will greatly expand the Demon Pantry (which exists to immediately give food to students who come to school hungry). Once completed, this project will FOREVER end the problem of there being hungry students at RJR!

 

  A RJR Alumni fund who's dollars are controlled solely by the RJR Principal has changed names from the Leslie Fund to the Calvin Fund

 

    Details of the special plans that have been made for RJR's Oct. 7th Homecoming Game for RJR's Alumni...including reunions of past members of the Dancing Boots and RJR's Cheerleading/Cheer teams

 

  Due to a LOT of hard work put in by a LOT of people, RJR and its campus looked GREAT on the first day of classes for the 2022-2023 school year.  See some of the sights seen by the students on the first day of classes.

  An opportunity to create a prominent permanent marker at RJR for yourself that can help the RJR Alumni create an endowment  

      the winners of the 2 RJR Alumni $1,000 Scholarships for 2021-2022 and the RJR Teacher of the Year for 2021-2022 (who received $1,000 from the RJR Alumni) have been announced

 

  The 2021-2022 RJR Class of 1968 Memorial Scholarship (now worth $32,000 over 4 years) has been awarded to Jarod Brown

 

   For the FOURTH consecutive year, RJR was named a National Magnet School of Excellence by the Magnet Schools of America organization

 

  Reynolds High School is searching for pictures and/or videos of past football players in their uniforms, so they can create a video celebrating 100 years of RJR football. Click on this link to learn the details.

 

  Details on how to arrange a tour of RJR for your upcoming Class Reunion

 

Below are permanently posted articles...

 

   Learn now how to permanently name a seat (or seats) at Reynolds Auditorium, and at the same time help create an endowment for the Auditorium

 

  A listing of the various ways you can make a tax deductible donation to the "RJ Reynolds High School Alumni and Friends" organization

 

   A listing of the student concerts at Reynolds Auditorium this school-year

 

  The latest emails from 'RJR Alumni & Friends' President Harry Corpening to all Alumni              

  PLEASE consider the RJ Reynolds High School Alumni & Friends organization in your estate planning

   A listing of the various ways you can make a tax deductible donation to the "RJ Reynolds High School Alumni and Friends" organization

   A listing of the students receiving RJR Alumni $1,000 scholarships, as well as the RJR Staff members being awarded $1,000 by the RJR Alumni for being selected as the Teacher (and in some years Principal) of the Year.  (Each honoree has their picture shown, as well as their answers to questions posed by RJR Alumni President Harry Corpening.  This list covers the last 12 school-years). 

  RJR Class Reunions and Notices

  How to receive weekly RJR Communications emails 

  Follow RJR via social media to learn what going on "amid the pines" in real time

    Learn how to raise money for RJR by merely shopping at grocery stores