RHS April Updates

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 March 29, 2022

Good morning,

Today is the last day of the third quarter. We are one week away from Spring Break, our seniors can start their internship projects in five weeks, the end of course and AP exams are coming up, and the spring sports and performance season is hitting its stride. One of the beautiful aspects of being in a school is the cyclical nature of our schedule. At the same time, we are wrapping up our current year and celebrating our accomplishments; we are also fully immersed in preparing for next year. April and May will fly by, and one can quickly become overwhelmed by the volume of tasks to be completed and at the speed that deadlines approach you. Remind your students that there are only so many hours in each day, preparedness is one’s friend, and to benchmark steps to large projects and exams to become manageable. 

PTSA Updates:

  • RHS PTSA is looking for people who are willing to serve as either the president or treasurer for the 2022-23 school year.  If interested, please contact me.

  • The After Prom committee needs donations and volunteers. Please see the attachment for more information.

Important Dates:

5/31 - End of Third Quarter

4/1 - No School - Staff Inservice

4/6 - PTSA Meeting 1:00

4/11-4/15 - Spring Break

Week of 4/18 - Parts 1 & 2 of US History & Biology End of Course Exams

Week of 4/25 - Parts 1 & 2 of Algebra I & Geometry End of Course Exams

4/27 - Senior Citizen Brunch and Revere Players Grease

4/28-5/1 - Revere Players performances of Grease

4/29 - Class Day Assembly

Weeks of 5/2 & 5/9 AP Testing

5/9 - Senior Internships start

5/14 - RHS Prom

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