NMUSD Parent Support

Dr. Kalim Rayburn- Principal

Ms. Pat Butler- Office Manager

Ms. Tania Anguiano- School Office Assistant

Phone: 949-515-6905
Fax: 949-515-6835

Absence line: 949-515-6836

We can't wait to see our 
SHARKS 
on Tuesday, September 6th!

Rea AVID students will feel more confident at school when they are dressed for success and prepared to meet the high expectations of learning.  Please make sure your child is dressed according to the Rea uniform policy

Estudiantes de Rea, una escuela de AVID, se sentirán con más confianza en la escuela cuando son vestidas para el éxito y preparados para satisfacer las altas expectativas de aprendizaje.  Por favor, asegúrese de que su hijo se viste en uniforme de Rea:

On June 9th the stREAm Showcase unveiled a night of inquiry based projects featuring an infusion of science, technology, reading, engineering, art and math (stREAm). Students were empowered to present learning in their unique, creative and collaborative Rea-way.  

Beginning in the 16/17 school year, Rea will convert to an

AVID Elementary & Technology School

preparing students using proven practices to be successful at TeWinkle, Early College High School, college and career.

To learn more about AVID call

 949.515.6905.

Rea Elementary and Operation Clean Slate work together painting our new SHARK mural. 

Read more about it in the Daily Pilot.

 6th graders visit Long Beach State

Our capable, talented and intelligent SHARKS took a tour of campus, visited a lecture hall, student union,

learned about student government and 

introduced to Track & Field with the

nations top ranked student-athletes.

Oh the places our Sharks will go! 

Thank you Long Beach State.

Go BEACH! 

On Thursday, April 9, the Rea community learned of the passing of our beloved Kindergarten teacher,

Mr. Trip Montgomery.

His infectious smile, zest for life, care of the Rea family and enthusiasm as an educator will be greatly missed by all who were touched by his life. 

Donations for the Montgomery family can be sent here: http://www.gofundme.com/rnvm44

The Office is getting a makeover and we are filled with Rea Pride! 

Mrs. DeLloyd has been influential in Rea's thriving Visual and Performing Arts Program.  She is a member of the PBIS team and Grade Level Chair.  With all that she does for our school, she continues to bring energy and enthusiasm to Rea everyday.  Congratulations Mrs. DeLloyd, we are so proud of you! SHARK ON!

15 years with NMUSD and 10 years serving the Rea School-Community, Mr. Perez takes care of the Rea family daily.  

Students in 5th grade have been engaged in a series of science, technology, enginereing and mathematic (STEM) lessons connected to the field of Aerospace.  Through hands-on projects that incorporated collaboration with peers and the construction of rockets and  wing design, students were assessed on their creative construction of an efficient rocket, succes of their rocket launch without fail and most importantly their ability to collaborate and work as a team. The end of the unit was complimented with an engaging opportunity to meet A-10 pilot Major Greg Krino.  Major Krino knew he wanted to be a pilot when he was in 2nd grade after watching Star Wars.  With the dream of being the next Luke Skywalker, Major Krino attended the Airforce Academy where he learned about flying. His story inspired our students to pursue their dream through their education, choosing the right friends who will be supportive, be a good person in the community and an athlete which promotes their health and happiness.

Rea has a fresh new Blacktop!

Click here to go to the Parent Portal

Click below for instructions

• New account setup
• Verify information 

Click here for NCLB letter

Haga click aqui para la carta en español

Did you know that Hoag Hospital has a job for every letter of the alphabet?

Rea students learned about a career in medicine at Hoag.

Non-Discrimination Statement:

The Newport-Mesa Unified School District Governing Board is committed to providing equal opportunity for all individuals in education. District programs, activities, practices, and employment shall be free from discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based race, color, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification, age, religion, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression; the perception of one or more of such characteristics; or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics. This policy applies to all acts related to school activity or school attendance within a school under the jurisdiction of the Superintendent.  Any school employee who witnesses an incident of unlawful discrimination, including discriminatory harassment, intimidation, retaliation, or bullying, shall immediately intervene to stop the incident when it is safe to do so.  Compliance Officer Contact Information: Russell Lee-Sung, Associate Superintendent, Chief Human Resources Officer, 2985 Bear St. Costa Mesa, CA 92626, 714-424-5041