First Day of School Info and FroshFest Resources

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 A message from REVERE HIGH SCHOOL


RHS Parents & Guardians, 

 

On behalf of the entire Revere High School staff, we look forward to the start of school next Thursday, August 25th.  Please read the following reminders: 

 

  1. First Day of School - All students will report directly to their assigned grade level Records Rooms (signs will be posted throughout the building) where they will receive a copy of their schedule along with their assigned lunch period (5A, 5B, or 5C).  We will follow an adjusted bell schedule which will include a whole school assembly, student picture day (previous email communication), brief class meetings, and shortened classes.  

 

  1. Drop Off / Pick Up - No changes for morning drop-off; this can take place in the building's front (east) or back (west).  Doors open at 7:00 am, with the school day starting at 7:34 am.  The school day ends at 2:37 pm.  Due to traffic volume on Everett Rd., we are changing pick-up locations to the North and West sides of the building.  Please reference this map.  

 

  1. Dress Code - The RHS staff is asking for your assistance in helping us maintain a professional learning environment.  One way we can do this is by achieving mutual respect through appropriate dress.  We do not want to remove students from the learning environment for dress code violations. Please support us by having conversations with your teenager about what is school appropriate. 

 

  1. FroshFest Presentation - Please click this link to view. 

 

  1. Officer Dressler’s Social Media Presentation - Please click this link to view. 


 

We look forward to a great 2022-23 school year.  


 

Dr. Andrew Peltz, Principal

 

Mr. Doug Faris, Assistant Principal

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