We've been busy the past two weeks!

Our Week in Photos!

Our Week in Photos!

Revolution School students viewing Monday's solar eclipse!

Our Week in Photos!

Our Week in Photos!

Our Week in Photos!

Our Week in Photos!

Our Week in Photos!

A peek into Revolution School's recent Science Fair!

Our Week in Photos!

Giving is a powerful way to support the people and issues that matter the most! Please support Revolution School on Giving Tuesday as we continue our mission of breaking down the walls between learning and life. Just text 1M to 91999!

Revolution School's Week-In-Review! #breakingdownthewallsbetweenlearningandlife #zipcodediversity #exploration

Revolution School was invited to join Allen Iverson, 76ers owner, David Adelman, and @qunicyharris for a panel discussion about the team — past, present and future.
#DavidAdelman #AllenIverson #76ers

Last week, Revolution School students hosted author CJ Gross at #UArts , where they created Zip Code collages exploring identity, neighborhood, and origin stories tied to the concepts of CJ’s book, “What’s Your Zip Code Story?” The students were interviewed by WHYY: coming soon!

Last week, Revolution School hosted CJ Gross at the Parkway Central Library in a conversation about his book, “What’s Your Zip Code Story?” Joining was Quincy Harris, recognized for #Fox29 , #Power99 , and #Power106 !

'If you want to be rewarded, you have to be irreplaceable.
If you want to be irreplaceable, you have to be unique.
If you want to be unique, you have to be authentic.
If you want to be authentic, stop listening to everyone and everything else.
It’s drowning “you” out.'

Naval

CJ Gross author of “What’s Your Zip Code Story?”joined Revolution School last week in a flurry of student pitches, interviews, collage making w UniversityoftheArts & a conversation w Quincy Harris at Free Library of Philadelphia for our inaugural gathering.

Grateful Exhausted Buzzing! (Phew!) 🎉🙏

'Before you discover what you love: fewer commitments, more experiments.

After you discover what you love: fewer experiments, more commitments.'

-James Clear