Revere notes

Compiled by S. Ocker

Revere High School Principal Doug Faris introduced three Revere High student leaders to the board of education.

Michael Mark is senior class president for the 2026-27 school year; Alivia Gardner is president of student council; and Kareem Safadi is president of National Honor Society.

Mark is captain of the football team, member of the track team and participates in Revere’s Model U.N. program. He plans to study aerospace engineering in college.

Gardner participates in Active Minds and Key Club and is a member of the volleyball team. She intends to study pediatric dentistry at either The Ohio State University or University of Kentucky.

Safadi is a member of Mu Alpha Theta, the mathematics honor society, and the International Club. He plans to study biology at Florida State in preparation for dental school.

Among the 60 students who tried out, eight earned the right to be the “Voices of Bath” and do the morning video announcements within the school.

The group is composed of Olivia Celiberto, Bea Montezuma, Duda Montezuma, Londyn Capps, Josh Jones, Wyatt Miles, Clara Miller and Savannah Meneses.

Revere High senior Ethan Douglas, a French horn player in the band, has been accepted into the Ohio Music Education Association All-State Band.

Douglas will join other high school musicians from across Ohio to perform at the OMEA State Conference Jan. 27-30 in Columbus.

The Revere Middle School open house featured a tour of upgrades to the building and grounds, including fewer trees in the courtyards and the inclusion of a garden in the cafeteria courtyard. The library has new furniture, and the choir and bandroom has been revamped.

The Revere volleyball team took first place in the JV Gold Division at the Cedar Point Summer High School Spiketacular.

Led by coach Grace Milano, the team included Addi Baron, Giada Bertolotti, Francesca Camardo, Emmie Fox, Ella Karwowski, Alaina Kestner, Nora Loescher, Grace Smith, Lilly Sprang and Violette Vukoder.