
R.J. Reynolds High School is located in the heart of Forsyth County and has proudly served the community of Winston-Salem since its opening in 1923.
The school fulfilled the need for a new city high school after fire destroyed Winston High School on Cherry Street. The site for the school was made possible through the generosity of Katherine Smith Reynolds Johnston.
The original school building and auditorium have been extensively renovated and because of their architectural significance and continued contribution to public and cultural education, they are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Students at Reynolds High School have a wide range of academic choices, providing a niche for every talent and interest. We strongly believe in the education of the whole child and encourage participation in extracurricular activities.
Among our strengths are a high academic tradition, a diverse student population, strong parental support and an active alumni association.
School Profile
Administration 727-2061
Principal Dr. Art Paschal
Assistant Principals Anthony Mills
Saundra Scales
David Small
Athletics 727-2745
Director Jim Spivey
Asst. Athletic Director Chris Pinnix
Men’s Basketball Coach Billy Martin
Student Services 727-2012
Faculty members & administration 130
Average class size 25
Student enrollment 1850
Freshman English classes 20
RJ Reynolds High School achieved the highest average SAT scores in Forsyth County.
According to Newsweek magazine, Reynolds is the top-ranked public high-school in Forsyth County; ranks 10th in North Carolina, and 211th out of America's 1,257 top public high schools.
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