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Each month, our staff nominates students that go above and beyond to live up to the characteristics described in our Vision of a Minuteman statements. People cannot always control the situation that they are in, but they can shape their response to it. These RHS students have chosen to be Confident & Empathetic, to Persevere & Adapt, Communicate Truth, Engage with Purpose, have a Learner's Mindset, and to Create Solutions. I am so proud of our young adults who were nominated and I thank them for their efforts.   Student Nominating Staff Member VOM  Comments Kendall M Mr. Schaefer Creates Solutions Kendall has been such a pleasure to have in class. She works hard and is a benefit to those around her by helping them better understand content. She has a great personality and always has creative thoughts that sparks conversations with me and those around her. Charlie E Mrs. Repp Demonstrates a Learner's Mindset Charlie is a joy to have in class. He is always on task and eng

Happy start to the second semester! Congratulations RHS. You have made it through the first semester. We are more than halfway through the 2022-23 school year. Seniors, you only have 4 months left of high school. Juniors, the ACT test in March signals your transition to post-high school life. Sophomores, you are preparing to choose the path you want to take for the second half of high school. Freshmen, I am so proud of you! You have done a great job switching from middle to high school. You are one-eighth of the way to graduation. Time flies. To help make sure you are all ready for the second semester, we will be hosting mandatory class meetings on Friday. Report to your class, and we will dismiss you over the announcements. Most meetings will be slightly less than a full period. We will send you back to the class we called you out of. Friday, January 27th 2nd period  - Freshmen and Sophomores 3rd period  - Seniors 6th period  - Juniors For SENIORS ONLY , you must attend our morning me

 

Happy New Year to Revere High School’s students and families! One of the beautiful things about the school year is that several watershed moments allow students to put their focus on achieving reachable, short-term goals to make progress toward their long-range priorities. Winter Break is seen as the unofficial start of the year's second half, but it is more like making base camp before the final push to the mountain’s summit. At our PLC Day Class Meetings, I shared with our students that I break up their high school journey into eight semester-long segments. Each semester we have an opportunity to finalize credits, balance our ledgers, reflect on our progress toward our post-high school goals, adjust our plan, and start fresh with a new semester. Some semesters go smoothly, and some struggle, but they all end together. This finality is essential. It gives our students a chance to bank credits and positive experiences without the fear of moving backward, but it also stops the per