Futures’ Day Information, Guest Speakers, and Information Coming Home Tomorrow

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RE: Records Room Distribution

When: Friday, September 17, 2021

    Tomorrow, we will host a morning assembly to showcase the Homecoming Court Reveal. We will also have our students start the day in their assigned Records Rooms so that we can pass out student IDs, yearbook order forms, and Spring End of Course and 8th Grade OST Family Reports.



RE: Futures’ Day Information and Guest Speakers

When: October 13, 2021


On October 13th, Revere High School will host our annual Futures’ Day. Seniors will be allowed to use this day for college visits or job shadowing. Our freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will participate in practice ACT or SATs in the morning. During the afternoon, juniors will have the opportunity to visit the University of Akron campus. Our freshmen and sophomores will rotate through different speakers to learn more about various careers. As the day approaches, we will have more specific details outline the students’ schedules and options.

To provide a well-rounded experience for our students, we are looking to expand our list of guest speakers. Speakers are needed from 12:00pm - 1:50pm with a light lunch provided from 12:00pm - 12:30pm. If you are interested in coming in and sharing more about your profession and the path you took to get there, please complete the following form: 2021 Futures Day Career Speaker Commitment Form


Thank,

Andy Peltz & Doug Faris


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