Revere High School
- Public
- REVERE, MA
Public School
Revere High School Reviews
Rating 3.72 out of 5 290 reviews
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its was okay. the diversity and the people are good, the facility itself is not. it offers good courses and opportunities that you yourself have to look for and find. I would take advantage of those and join clubs and sports swell
I've had some wonderful teachers and plenty more unforgettable experiences. The school is really one-of-a-kind in all ways; the layout is confusing, almost maze-like. There aren't any mirrors in the bathrooms at all, and many stalls are missing doors. Some teachers are overtly racist and there hasn't been any action to address them. This is a great school for kids that choose to focus on STEM or STEM-involved careers; the STEM programs are fantastic. However, the arts programs are almost completely defunded; there are no serious academic options for artists or musicians that hope to pursue an artistic career. There are no AP classes for visual or musical arts. There are only a few music classes at all, and they are mostly introductory courses that most kids use to fill their credits over anything else. I wish there was more funding for humanities and a more proactive administration.
Revere High School helped me get my foot in the door for college, and I was able to meet people I never thought I would thanks to the college admission programs that they offered from time to time.
I went to Revere high school in my second year living in the US. There I learned how to speak English through amazing teachers, and found my love for business/economics. I believe that it is a good school but with everything, there is always room for improvement. I do not feel as though they prepared me for college if it was not for an after-school club called POK with the MGH alliance.
My first two years were great and then Covid hit. The teachers did the best they could with online learning. Although the school building itself was old the friendships I made with student and teachers inside made the difference.
Great enthusiastic teachers who care a lot about students! Personally, I've had very good encounters with teachers and other faculty members.
One thing about Revere High is I felt like it always tried to make us feel comfortable with all the things going on around us. They never threw anything under the rug, always wanted to discuss things going on around the world. They acknowledged people of color and made sure they felt like they were seen and safe.
What I liked about Revere High School was the diversity in the classrooms and how teachers were aware of that. When I would go to class I always felt the teacher cared about me as a student and was amazing at helping students individually if needed. Having kids around me that were also minorities helped me feel more comfortable because of the fact we can relate with each other. The biggest thing that helped me was sports. The coaches were just very understanding and were fun to be around.
Revere High School students graduate with motivation and many hard learned lessons. Revere is a very diverse city with the average resident being in the low middle economic class. Not being privileged serves as a blessing to us, RHS students. The good and bad moments have taken out the best and worst in us students. Many of us, including myself show tremendous resilience and maturity as we get older. Revere may not have the best school system or the nicest school, but being from Revere means the world to me and my friends. Everywhere we go we walk with our heads high, making it known where we are from.
My time at Revere High School was pretty enjoyable. I had great teachers all four years, the principal, deputy principals, and other staff members were always kind and caring, and everyday walking into the building the staff made sure all students were ready to take on the day. I don’t have any real complaints about my high school experience at Revere High except for how the school handled the Covid-19 pandemic, although it’s not necessarily the schools fault. For the 2019-2020 year, the beginning of the pandemic, it felt like nobody knew what to do. It also made me feel like all my hard work from that year was for nothing, especially after they decided to just pass or fail people. The 2020-2021 school year has been relatively better so far, but still sometimes it feels like the school is mishandling the situation, like when I have an hour and a half lunch because I have no “asynchronous work.” All in all, my experience at the school was very good and I enjoyed my time here.
Revere High School is very diverse and is a really big school with some great teachers who you can really connect with. Some things that I would like to see change is the safety. Yes, Safety is the administration's #1 priority, but it's the city as a whole that isn't the greatest.
My experience with Revere High School is rocky. I'm currently a Junior; I have been enrolled since freshman year and I plan to graduate from Revere High.
The facilities are run-down. Since the building is built on marshland, the ground sinks in some places. Its architecture is outdated and often does not fit the needs of a modern educational environment.
The quality of its teachers makes up for what the facilities lack. I am in the AP/Honors track. After so many years of meeting new mentors, I regret my experience with only one. Teachers keep professional but generally chill relationships with students; they create enjoyable classroom cultures that make me feel comfortable and ready to learn.
I wish that the school had more funding to improve the school's access to resources and art/music courses. I have not been able to properly pursue my artistic career due to the lack of funding and recognition for humanities students.
Overall, my academic career runs smoothly at Revere High.
The facilities are run-down. Since the building is built on marshland, the ground sinks in some places. Its architecture is outdated and often does not fit the needs of a modern educational environment.
The quality of its teachers makes up for what the facilities lack. I am in the AP/Honors track. After so many years of meeting new mentors, I regret my experience with only one. Teachers keep professional but generally chill relationships with students; they create enjoyable classroom cultures that make me feel comfortable and ready to learn.
I wish that the school had more funding to improve the school's access to resources and art/music courses. I have not been able to properly pursue my artistic career due to the lack of funding and recognition for humanities students.
Overall, my academic career runs smoothly at Revere High.
I liked that a lot of the faculty however this school allowed terrible teachers get hired due to a need in teachers.
The staff will help you with your studies even though some of the teachers have some attitude problems. The food is okay and the student body is very diverse so there is no reason you will ever be excluded.
I have met great teachers and peers at Revere High School. However, at times it can feel like I don't belong. Revere High School has average education system but students can often feel neglected especially by the guidance counselors.
My high school was diverse and listened to students request consistently throughout the year. Instead of telling students that their disapproved actions could not continue any further, staff would work their way around it and would always find a solution. This is extremely helpful because teens dislike like being told to stop because it only fuels them to be mischievous.
Teachers were also extremely educated and dedicated to their work. Some graduated from Boston University, Harvard, Tufts, etc. Some have also received a national "teacher of the year" award.
However, there is a great divide in athlete treatment. Coaches show favoritism clearly which leaves the others a delay in progress.
Teachers were also extremely educated and dedicated to their work. Some graduated from Boston University, Harvard, Tufts, etc. Some have also received a national "teacher of the year" award.
However, there is a great divide in athlete treatment. Coaches show favoritism clearly which leaves the others a delay in progress.
Going to Revere High School wasn’t great. I didn’t feel like I had any privacy in the bathroom because the door were always broken. Some teachers were a little rude. The school isn’t really aware of micro-aggressions that affect students negatively.