Senior Option for the 24-25 School Year

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Senior Option for Guided Learning - 2024-25 School Year

Hello, Revere High School Class of 2025,

For the 2024-25 school year, we will allow seniors who are on pace to graduate and have good grades to arrive late or leave early if they have a 1st or 7th period Guided Learning period (study hall). During your Course Request Input, you may enter the course code “0100” for a first-semester Senior Option or “0101” for a second-semester Senior Option. You cannot choose either a late start or early release, but entering the course code will limit your guided learning period to either the 1st or 7th period. Your counselor can help determine if this is a good option. Please note that if you are already enrolled in CCP classes that deem you a flex credit student who may leave campus or a Minutemen Career Academy student who leaves early to work, you do not need to sign up for Senior Option. 

Is Senior Option a Good Choice for Me? If you answer these questions as “Yes, " it may be for you. 

  1. Am I on pace to graduate, and am already planning on having a study hall?

  2. Am I a traditional senior who was planning to take all my classes at RHS or CVCC?

  3. Do I have my own transportation?

  4. Do I have the ability to get my work done at home?

  5. Do I have enough classes on my schedule to meet eligibility requirements?

Please know if you have a Senior Option period and need to stay on campus to work on an assignment or meet with a teacher, you can always do so. Additionally, if your grades begin to slip or you are in danger of not meeting your graduation requirements, the Senior Option may be revoked. If you have any questions, please contact your counselor or one of the principals.


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