Spirit Week Activities

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 Spirit Wear


Monday: Groutfit (Wear All Grey)

Tuesday: Tropical vs. Winter

Wednesday: Soccer Moms vs BBQ Dads

Thursday: Beat Xopley



“Mum” Day

Who: RHS Students- grades 9-12, OPTIONAL but encouraged. 

What: Students are encouraged to NOT speak throughout the entire school day leading up to the Fall Pep Assembly. RHS teachers are encouraged to not assign classwork that involves the use of students' voices, but teachers may approve speaking if necessary. We are attempting to create a lead-up to the end of the day assembly and anticipation of such, as well as create a lasting tradition for “Beat Copley” Spirit Week.

When: Thursday, October 12th - All school day leading up until the Fall Pep Assembly.

Where: RHS-ALL classrooms and ALL periods-including lunch.

Why: To encourage and increase school spirit for Beat Copley Spirit Week!


Hallway Competition

Who: RHS Students- grades 9-12

What: Decorate your class hallway in your class color and Revere Pride/Beat Copley signs: Seniors - Red, Juniors - White, Sophomores - Blue, Freshmen - Black

When: Decorations can be put up between 6:30 - 7:30 am on Thursday, October 12th. Dr. Peltz and Mrs. D’Amico will be in the Media Center from 2:45 - 4:00 pm Wednesday to help prep decorations.

Where: Class Common Spaces and Halls

Why: Let’s show some class spirit, and the top-rated class (by staff vote) will win donuts!!!

Rules for Decorations: Must use painter's tape to hang signs (STUCO will have extra rolls) and NO GLITTER!!!!!! 


“Beat Xopley” Canned Food Drive

Who: RHS Students- grades 9-12

What: Show your support for people in need by donating canned food. We are competing against Copley HS to see who can collect the most. 

When: Wednesday, October 11th, and Thursday, October 12th

Where: RHS Atrium. Put your cans of food in a League of Leaders box. Show your support for your favorite club, sport, or activity by placing your donation in their box.

Why: When you can, you should help those in need. Plus, it is fun to Beat Xopley!!!!


Beat Xopley Assembly

Who: All of us at RHS!!!!

What: We will end “Mum Day” with a Pep Rally to celebrate all of our Fall Sports

When: 2:00 pm. We will follow a special assembly schedule (see below). All Fall Sports and Band/Flag members should report to the aux gym at 1:50.

1st 7:34 - 8:15

2nd 8:20 - 9:04

3rd 9:09 - 9:58

4th 10:03 - 10:47

5A 10:50 - 11:20, 5B 11:20 - 11:50, 5C 11:50 - 12:20

6th 12:26 - 1:10

7th 1:15 - 1:56


Where: The main gym

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