Revere students march against city council's decision to kill a new high school at Wonderland
One month after the Revere City Council voted to reject the design for a new high school at the site of an old dog track, students at Revere High S...
One month after the Revere City Council voted to reject the design for a new high school at the site of an old dog track, students at Revere High School are angry. They say the toilets in their 48-year-old building don't flush; the heat barely works, and the ceiling leaks. They took their grievances to City Hall on Monday, marching from their classrooms after school to demand that a newer, bigger, more functional school be built at the former Wonderland Greyhound Dog Track, which has stood vacant for more than a decade.