Week of April 24th Special Schedules and Events

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Good morning Revere High School,

We have made it to the last week of April. This week may have only four days for students, but it is filled with plenty of things to do. Mr. Faris and I want everyone to be aware of the special events and schedules for the rest of the week. Friday, April 28th, is a Professional Development Day for the staff. Students have the day off.

Monday: Normal Day - No schedule changes
Tuesday: Algebra I and Geometry Testing - 1st and 2nd periods Algebra I. 3rd and 4th periods Geometry. Please make sure your iPad is fully charged. Regular schedules for all other classes.
Wednesday: Algebra I and Geometry Testing - 1st and 2nd periods Geometry. 3rd and 4th periods Algebra I. Please make sure your iPad is fully charged. Regular schedules for all other classes.
Thursday: Class Day. The rosters for the events will be emailed out on Tuesday. All participants must pick up their wristbands at lunchtime on Thursday. CVCC students, if you want to join our assembly, please let me and CVCC know. 

PeriodClass Day Bell Schedule
17:34 - 8:06
28:11 - 8:43
38:48 - 9:20
49:25 - 9:57
610:02 -10:34
710:39 - 11:11
511:15 - 12:45
Class Day12:45 - 2:37
Lunch PeriodClass Day Bell Schedule
A11:15 - 11:45
B11:45 - 12:15
C12:15 - 12:45

Have a great week,
Dr. Peltz and Mr. Faris

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