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Halloween hits Revolution School!
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Monday, November 3 — Grade 11 will be taking the PSAT from 8:30–11am. We appreciate your support in helping your student arrive in time with their computer fully charged. The PSAT (Preliminary SAT) is a standardized test designed to be a parallel test-taking experience to the SAT, although shorter in duration. We’ll review what the results mean with the students and discuss SAT preparation in more detail after the test.
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Wednesday, November 5 — Quarter 1 Academic Reports sent home
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Monday, November 17 — All REV students visit our new home in the Sixth Man Center. More info coming soon!
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In English, 9th and 10th graders presented their favorite lines from their graffiti essays during a class essay celebration.
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Ruqi (Grade 12) presented her college-credit project, which examined the neurological foundations of music therapy.
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In History, Grades 9 and 10 concluded the fieldwork portion of their exploration of world religions by visiting the Mormon Temple. Next, students will produce their own documentary films.
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Halloween
Revolution School celebrated Halloween with a costume fashion show, food, games, and a movie!
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In Math, students wrapped up the first marking period by practicing the skills they’ve developed so far. 9th and 10th grade students showcased their understanding of linear relationships by writing, solving, and graphing real-world scenarios of their own design. Our 11th and 12th graders explored how the slope of a linear function extends into the Rate of Change of a curve, deepening their grasp of calculus concepts. Meanwhile, Geometry students dove into transformations—learning how to move shapes around the coordinate plane while preserving their size and shape.
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Students used the weight room during Wellness
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Asher crocheted an eye mask during the Student Club block
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Black & Gold 2.0 Workshops — September–March, 11am–2pm every other Saturday. These workshops are for Black and East Asian teens in the areas of Community Building, Mental Health, and Professional Development. Most workshops take place at at Crane Community Center in Chinatown (1001 Vine St., Philadelphia, PA 19107). Click this link to learn more and register.
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Roots to Routes: A Call Forward — January 26–28 in Philadelphia. This new national student conference is by the same founder who led the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (which has been paused). Like SDLC, it’s designed for independent school students, educators, and administrators, centering the voices and well-being of those most often marginalized. Click here to learn more and please talk to Sydnie if you are interested in attending.
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PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE WORD
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