Homecoming Dance Information

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RHS Student Council is excited to host this year's Starry Night Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 2nd.  Doors will open at 7:00pm and the dance will begin at 7:30. The dance will conclude at 10:30pm. 

 

Click here to watch a quick promo video for the dance!

 

Presale ticket sales of $30/ticket will begin during lunches on Monday, September 20th and will conclude on Friday, October 1st. Tickets can be purchased with cash or checks made out to Revere High School. Tickets will be sold at the door starting at 7:00pm on October 2nd for $40/per ticket. Please get your ticket early to avoid the price increase!

 

Any guests who attend schools outside of Revere must be accompanied by a Revere student and must complete the attached guest affidavit, which requires a signature from the administration of their home school. Completed guest affidavits must be submitted to the main office at Revere High School by 3:00pm on Friday, October 1st. 

 

Homecoming Guest Affidavit

 

Masks are highly recommended at the dance. 

 

Everyone is encouraged to attend!  If you have any financial barriers to attending the dance, including ticket prices and formal wear, please contact your counselor who can connect you with The Heart of Revere, an organization whose goal is to support Revere students.

 

Please note the following rules that are in place to maintain a safe homecoming dance experience:

 

  • All school rules apply.

  • No outside food or beverage may be brought into the dance unless prior approval is received from the administration. Water will be provided to students.

  • Once a student (and/or guest) leaves the dance, he/she is not permitted to return.  No money will be refunded. Anyone needing to leave prior to 10:00 will need parent approval via a phone call with an administrator.


  • Students and guests are expected to obey the requests of all chaperones, homecoming facility staff, security officers, and other school personnel.

  • Anyone violating these rules in the code of conduct will be removed from the dance and may be subject to further disciplinary action.

 

Please also attend the Homecoming Game on October 1st where the members of this year's court will be introduced prior to the start of the game, and the Homecoming King and Queen will be announced during halftime. 

 

We hope to see everyone there!

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