Revere Superintendent Dianne Kelly is inviting Revere residents to participate and share their ideas on how to guide the future Visioning Team as it sets sail on a historic course to bring a new high school to the city. The…
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13th Annual Revere Beach Memorial Set for Sunday
For one hour this coming Sunday residents will gather on Revere Beach at the bandstand and remember those lost to the substance abuse disorder epidemic. The gathering began 13 years ago when a group from the Revere residents who had…
Summer Work, Teacher Training Has Revere Schools Ready for a Great Year
Last week thousands of students in the city returned to school to begin the 2019/2020 school year. “We are so excited for our new school year; to reconnect with our returning students and meet our new students,” said Revere School…
Students Head Back to school
More than six thousand Revere Public School students headed back to school this week to start an exciting 2019/2020 school year. With the new school year underway, school leaders are hoping to implement several initiatives that will make the educational…
Kelly Speaks Out on Rise in Chapter 70 State Funding
For the better part of the past year Revere School Superintendent Dianne Kelly has been on the front lines advocating for ending the generations-long under-funding of local public schools. The outdated formula used to fund public schools in Revere and…
Kelly Highlights New School Job Posting
Superintendent Dianne Kelly is trying to spread the word about a new job opening at the schools and hopes one qualified candidate from the Revere school community emerges. “We are looking to hire a Family/Community Leadership Coordinator,” said Kelly. “We…
Revere High School to Expand Bring Your Own Device Pilot Program
Last year Revere High School Principal Dr. Jonathan Perella was getting a lot of feedback from teachers and students that the Google Chrome Books they were assigned were hardly being used. “Most of our juniors and seniors were not utilizing…
Residents Comment on New Massport CEO
Last Thursday the Massport Board voted 5-2 to confirm Massport’s Port Director Lisa Wieland as the Port Authority’s new CEO. Weiland replaces Thomas Glynn as CEO who stepped down in November. Massport’s CFO John Pranckevicius has filled in as CEO…
Leah Tuckerman Tapped as New RHS Deputy Principal
It was announced at the last Revere School Committee meeting by Revere School Superintendent Dianne Kelly that Leah Tuckerman has been tapped to be the new Deputy Principal at Revere High. “We are very pleased to have Leah Tuckerman join…
Two Finalists Vying For Massport CEO Job
The Massport Board of Directors announced that Boston Planning and Development head Brian Golden and Massport’s Port Director Lisa Weiland have emerged as the two finalists that will be considered for the Massport CEO post. The Massport board will meet…
Revere Schools Take First Step in Designing New High School
Revere High School Principal Dr. John Perella said the schools of the future will look nothing like the schools of today and that’s the approach the RHS Design Team will take when designing the new high school. The RHS Design…
Revere High Graduates 465 Seniors During Last Wednesday’s Commencement
Last Wednesday evening 465 seniors who are part of the class of 2019 walked across the stage at Harry Della Russo Stadium to pick up their diplomas as part of Revere High School’s (RHS) Commencement Exercises. The evening kicked off…
RHS Students Set to Graduate this Evening
Students from the Revere High School’s (RHS) class of 2019 are scheduled to walk across the stage this evening at Harry Della Russo Stadium to pick up their diplomas, an achievement that will live with each graduate for years to…
Julia Tran named Revere High School Class of 2019 Valedictorian
This evening at Harry Della Russo Stadium Revere High School senior Julia Tran will take the stage and deliver her Valedictorian address. Tran, an honors student and AP scholar with distinction, will graduate with 465 of her fellow classmates and,…
EBNHC Honors Two at Monday’s Art of Health Care Event
On Monday the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center held its seventh annual Art of Health Care event at the ICA’s Watershed at the Boston Shipyard and Marina. This year the annual innovative fundraiser to celebrate EBNHC’s mission in the community…
Susan B. Anthony Students Working on Ways to Solve Revere’s Rat Problem
For the past year Mayor Brian Arrigo and the city have been collecting data and trying out different methods to curbing rats in the City of Revere. Last year the Mayor ordered the Department of Public Works will supply every…
Reports of Active Shooter at Revere High Were False
Last week parents were shaken to the core as reports of an active shooter at Revere High School (RHS) began trickling around the city. However, the report was false and despite a swift and large response by Revere Police Department…
Four Revere Students Receive ACE Scholarships
With development in the region at an all-time high, the need for professionals in the architecture, construction, and engineering fields is bigger than ever. ACE Mentor Program of Greater Boston, the non-profit organization which introduces high school students to the…
Rumney Marsh Students will Head to DC for the National History Fair Finals
In June Rumney Marsh Academy students Kathy Trinh, Christy Ly, AndriKadaifciu, and Emma Higgins will represent the entire state of Massachusetts at the National History Fair Finals in Washington DC in June. The four eighth grade students recently placed second…
Anti-islamic Remarks Raises Superintendent’s Ire
At a public Revere GOP meeting Gina Castiello felt she needed to get something off her chest about Revere schools. When given the opportunity to speak, Castiello, who was being filmed by a friend who goes by the name of,…
