Revere High School

Revere High School is public four-year high school in Revere, Massachusetts operated by the Revere Public Schools system serving about 1,500 students annually. High school students from the district attend either Revere High, Seacost Alternative School, or the Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School in Wakefield.HistoryA $2.2 million referendum passed around 1998 funded the installation of a new fire alarm system. In 1998 the roof of the building began leaking, and the Revere town government estimated that the repair would cost $1 million. The leak had the potential of destroying the new fire alarm system.In 2011 the school expanded class times, with each class being 80 minutes instead of 54 minutes, and Revere High began the semester system that year. It also began using iPads for school purposes, with each student having an iPad.By 2014 the National Center for Urban School Transformation gave its highest award to the school.In 2014 an increase in the number of immigrants occurred district-wide; therefore the high school now has a program for new immigrants.Health center and contraception servicesRevere High School's health center has birth control services, including contraceptives and the morning-after pill. The Massachusetts General Hospital operates this clinic. Students may use this clinic only if they have permission from their parents.