September 21, 2018. The new building retained the library and science wing addition from 1995 which had been added onto the previous building. The Class of 2020 was the last graduating class to graduate from the existing high school (which at the time was closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic). Building demolition began in May of 2020 and was completed in July 2020. The new building was completed on September 8, 2020, and students began attending the new building at the start of the 2020-2021 school year. The current building is located on the same property, slightly adjacent to where the previous building stood. The new building features learning environments beyond the classroom space such as open, collaborative learning spaces (both open and small-group rooms) in each of the two academic wings of the school that can be utilized for projects or individual learning, a new conference and maker space area in the library, and an outdoor patio space with tables outside the cafeteria for outdoor student dining; in addition to a new gymnasium, weight room, cafeteria, STEM classroom, and auditorium. The Class of 2021 was the first graduating class to graduate from the new high school. Athletics Prior to there being a Revere, there was Bath Buccaneers and the Richfield Rockets. The two different districts had a number of sports and actually competed against each other in the Summit County League. In 1950, in anticipation of the consolidation of the two schools, the two districts decided to combine football called Bath-Richfield football team that first year and Revere thereafter. However, in basketball, the Richfield student body voted to delay the combining of the basketball teams until 1951 and in 1952, the permanent sports department was established with Kermit Smulbach serving as the athletic director and the team known as the Revere Minutemen. The school sponsored football, cheer leading, men's basketball, men's track, and baseball. Football, track, and baseball competition were held at Bath Field while basketball was held at Richfield gymnasium. Girls at Revere, with the exception of cheer leading, did not have organized sports sponsored by the athletic department. But Bath and Richfield girls combined to become Revere's Y-Teens. Y-Teens (formerly Girl Reserves) is a club that is affiliated with the Youth Women's Christian Association (YMCA). There was 29 local high schools that had Y-Teen clubs. Revere girls first competed in swimming and basketball in 1952 and other