Mia R. '23
Every day, I find Archer girls sharing and embracing their differences, and I think that is one of the things I appreciate most.
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Physically Apart, Socially Connected: How Archer is Embracing Remote Learning
Archer students and teachers are using remote learning as an opportunity to stay connected despite being physically apart. From grade-level workouts to interactive Zoom lessons, Archer girls have plenty to look forward to while staying home due to COVID-10 containment efforts.Read More
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Partnership with Under Armour will Celebrate Archer's 'Women of Will'
Read MoreArcher Athletics is shaping up to be a milestone year. Varsity Soccer ended the winter sport season with an unprecedented playoff run in a higher division, setting the tone for a spring season that is already making the Panther Pack proud. Soon, Archer athletes will train and compete in Under Armour uniforms with the Women of Will branding.
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Archer Wins Fifth Press Freedom Award for Supporting Student Media
Read MoreIn February, Archer received the First Amendment Press Freedom award for the fifth year in a row for supporting its student journalists.
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Athletic Director and Archer Alum Earn World Record for Match Promoting Equity in Sports
Athletic Director Kim Smith and Caitlin Mosch '18 now hold a world record for the most players in a five-a-side soccer exhibition match. They were among 807 athletes in Equal Playing Field's World Record Match in the summer of 2019 to promote peace, inclusion, and every girl’s right to play.Read More
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Newspaper and Yearbook Adviser Named Scholastic Press Rights Director
Read MoreFebruary was a big month for Oracle and Hestia’s Flame adviser Ms. Taylor, who was named one of four national distinguished advisers of the year by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and elected as director of the Journalism Education Association’s Scholastic Press Rights Committee.
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