Hillsboro School District Superintendent Travis Reiman began his career at North Eugene Alternative High School as an instructional assistant and has worked as a teacher and professional development specialist in schools in northwest Oregon, as well as in the states of Jalisco and Hidalgo in Mexico. Prior to assuming his current role, Travis served as elementary school principal, Director of English Learner and Migrant Programs, as well as Executive Director of Teaching & Learning, and Assistant Superintendent. He has led investment in curriculum and technology tools to support instruction from early literacy to Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses. Travis serves on the Executive Leadership Team of the Portland Metro STEM Partnership.

Travis is bilingual in English and Spanish and has been a passionate advocate for bilingual
education and for unlocking the linguistic and cultural assets of students, families, and staff. During his tenure, the Hillsboro School District has expanded Dual Language programming to 3,400 students annually, including over 100 teachers who deliver instruction in Spanish and English from preschool through 12th grade. Travis led the creation of the first Bilingual Seal to be offered on high school diplomas, awarded to students who demonstrate proficiency in English and another language prior to graduation.

Travis supported families in creating a Native American Parent Advisory Committee, winning a federal grant to form and sustain a group of families to improve the experience of indigenous students in Hillsboro. He later supported families in forming the Black Village Family Advisory Committee, a group that supports the success of students who identify as Black, African American, and African. In 2020, Travis was honored with the Tom Ruhl Ally Award from the Oregon Association of Latino Administrators for his leadership in the state.

Travis is a recognized leader in the advancement of career and technical education (CTE), including community partnerships across industry sectors such as education, healthcare, aerospace, sustainable agriculture, and advanced manufacturing. Under his leadership, the Hillsboro School District has expanded to 35 CTE programs and created the only Registered Youth Apprenticeship in the State of Oregon. Travis is a bridge builder between PK-12 education, colleges, workforce systems, and the Bureau of Labor and Industry in order to create viable pathways for students from cradle to career. He currently serves as a K-12 education representative on Gov. Kotek’s Workforce and Talent Development Board.