- Revolution seeks to partner with passionate entrepreneurs upending traditional industries with innovative products and services where we believe our unique areas.
- Also available for the Kindle. Fear of Paradise is a story of longing and missed opportunities, separation, the passage of time, and the unforeseen consequences of innocent decisions. Set against the rise of Fascism in 1920s Italy, Vincent Engel’s haunting novel takes us on a journey through a wild and romantic landscape where.
- Your weekly online homework is due this Friday, May 8th 2020 on The Revolutions of Europe. The assignments consist of the reading guide questions, the essential homework questions, and the online assessment quiz. These assignments are posted on the class google classroom page.
- Revolution represented at PIAA State Championships
Congratulations to Revolution’s Korrin Burns (Clarion HS), Paige Miller (North Allegheny HS), and Rachel Burton (North Allegheny HS) on leading their teams to the 2020 PIAA State Champion titles! Congratulations to Revolution’s Aly Kindelberger (Franklin Regional HS) on leading her team to 2020 PIAA State Runner-Up! Congratulations to Revolution coaches Heidi Rottinghaus Miller (NA head coach) and Ellie Burns (NA […]
read more - Makayla Jackson named to the All-American High School All-Region Team
Congratulations to Revolution’s Makayla Jackson on being recently named to the Under Armour All-American High School All Region Team! See why Makayla (2021 Univ. of Pittsburgh Commitment) chooses Revolution… “Revolution volleyball club represents the skill, determination, and competitive fire that an athlete must have in order to succeed. They demand hard work, dedication, love, and […]
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1: Warhammer Armies: The Empire (8th Edition)
HOLISTIC TRAINING REVOLUTION (HTR) is the ultimate, first of its kind, all-in-one system that not only incorporates training and nutrition, but also mindfulness and meditation to achieve the best possible results. Revolutions is a revolution in filmmaking and special effects. It's also the kind of ending to the trilogy that we all wanted to see. The story really moves along in the final chapter, and it feels better paced than the last movie and even better than the first Matrix film.