Important October Dates

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 Hello, Parents and Guardians of Revere High School,


We have three very important dates scheduled in the month of October: Senior Sunrise & October 5th PLC Day, Parent-Teacher Conferences, and our PSAT/Futures Day. 


Senior Sunrise & October 5th PLC Day

All seniors are invited to attend a light breakfast and enjoy the sunrise starting at 6:30 am at the field between the western parking lot and Revere Road. All seniors MUST attend an important class meeting and class photo at 7:34. All other students do not need to be in class until 8:34. Juniors originally planned to have a meeting as well, but we covered all that was needed at the previous PLC Day and no longer need them to attend.


Parent-Teacher Conferences:

October 6, 2022 from 4:00-7:30 pm

We will use PTCFast.com to make signups as convenient as possible this year. Please enter the following web address into your browser window or click on the link:

https://ptcfast.com/schools/Revere_High_School


You can search for open 10-minute conferences for each of your student’s teachers. If you would like a conference and cannot attend on this day or the teacher’s schedule is full, please email your teacher and set up a time to meet at another time either in person, by phone, or via Zoom.


PSAT/Futures Day

On Wednesday, October 12th, Revere High School will hold its annual Future’s Day. All students in grades 9-11 will be participating in a Practice SAT

The following information is a breakdown of how grades 9-11 will be tested on October 12th: 

● 9th grade students: PSAT 8/9 

PSAT 8/9-Information for Parents & Guardians

● 10th & 11th grade students: will take the PSAT NMSQT 

**Please note that 10th grade students are not eligible for the NMSQT. The NMSQT eligibility option is only available for 11tgh grade students.**


PSAT/NMSQT-Information for Parents & Guardians


Full Length PSAT/NMSQT Practice Tests


Please note that there will NOT be a Pre-Administration session for either exams this year. 

As always, we are here to help and support our Revere families. Do not hesitate to reach out to either any of the Revere Counseling Staff or Administration.


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