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  Hello, families of the Revere Class of 2023! Today, our soon-to-be graduates received their caps, gowns, and commencement tickets. Since we wanted all students to be able to participate in the graduation memory walks, we did not withhold caps, gowns, and tickets for any fees or iPads. Please check in your student’s bag to see if a fee letter was added. iPads, charging cords, iCrayons, and keyboards will be turned in at the Internship Presentation. We will also accept fee payments and missing technology or textbooks before Commencement Practice on Friday, June 2nd. If your student has not turned in their fees or materials by the end of the day on June 2nd, they will be issued an empty diploma jacket at commencement.  Each family was issued ten tickets. All tickets are General Admission. While the tickets have seat numbers, they are not your assigned seat. We will have a three-row gap between our graduates and general admission seating in the lower bowl (approximately six rows) and al

  Student Nominating Staff Member VOM  Comments Grady M Mrs. Glowe Communicates Truth Outstanding kind student, diligent worker, and is extremely respectful to the teacher and his peers. Georgia S Mrs. Zustin Creates Solutions Georgia sets an excellent example for her peers. She has great time management skills and work ethic as a student meanwhile being a dedicated athlete. Georgia is a joy to have in class! James P Mr. Parry Creates Solutions James is a pleasure to have in class and does a great job in HPS! Ali M Mrs. Batizy Demonstrates a Learner's Mindset Ali embraces the opportunity to learn with passion and interest. Anthony D Mrs. Sanders Demonstrates a Learner's Mindset Excellent student, works as a leader within a group to make sure that other understand. Bella S Mrs. Gillette Demonstrates a Learner's Mindset Bella is an intelligent, hard working, friendly student who excels in honors math. She is a character role model and a positive influence every day. Bella ask

  Good morning and happy May! RE: Prom, Photo/Video Policy, Final Exam Info For over 90% of our soon-to-be graduates of 2023, this is the last week of classes before they start their internships. Like so many in May, this week is filled with awards nights, senior recognitions, concerts, exams, and the regular hustle and bustle of spring activities. What makes this week even more special is that Prom falls at the end of it.  Prom - We will host an interactive assembly on Friday morning (May 12th, 8:00-9:30) to bring awareness and intervention on Teen Safety. Officer Dressler has worked with the Summit County Sheriff’s Department to bring in THINKFAST Interactive to discuss safe driving and substance use with our Juniors and Seniors. We want our teens to have the critical information they need to make safe and wise decisions for themselves on Prom weekend and for the rest of their lives. Saturday is Promenade, Prom, and After Prom. We all want this to be a memorable weekend for kids. Rem