Programs
College Guidance

For College Reps

Information for college representatives is below, including Archer's profile and directions to our campus and other area schools. If you have any questions please contact Marla Terry in the College Guidance Office at 310-873-7060 or mterry@archer.org.

Visiting Archer

Archer enthusiastically welcomes visits from college representatives during the fall. Please arrange for your visit after the second week of September. Students, with permission, may miss class to attend college visits—you will only meet with 11th and 12th grade students as well as with one of the college counselors. Should you have any of our students on your mailing list, feel free to forward the list to us and we will notify them of your upcoming visit.

Because of Archer’s transportation rules, students are on campus all day, so attendance at college visits is equally strong in the morning or afternoon. Students are not on campus or available to attend college visits before or after school hours. You may arrange to visit for one class period (up to 60 minutes) or during lunch time (40 minutes). Click here to download our daily schedule. Please note that the 10:00 a.m. time slot on Wednesdays and Fridays is unavailable for college representative visits.

To arrange your visit to Archer, please email Marla Terry at mterry@archer.org with your preferred date and time. We begin booking fall appointments in late August and complete all visits at the end of October.

Nearby High Schools (with directions to Archer)

List of 6 items.

  • Brentwood School

    Turn right out of the parking lot onto Barrington Place, drive north to Sunset Blvd., turn left. Go through one intersection (Barrington Ave.) and make an immediate right into the Archer driveway.

    Estimated drive time: 5 minutes

  • Marymount High School

    Turn right (west) on Sunset Blvd. Follow Sunset Blvd. for approximately 1.5 miles (go past I-405). After Barrington Ave., make an immediate right into the Archer driveway.

    Estimated drive time: 10 minutes.

  • New Roads High School

    Drive east on Olympic to Barrington Ave. At Barrington Ave., turn left. Stay on Barrington Ave. for approximately 2 miles (you will cross Santa Monica Blvd., Wilshire and San Vicente). At Sunset Blvd. turn left and make an immediate right into the Archer driveway.

    Estimated drive time: 15 minutes

  • Pacific Palisades Charter High School

    Drive northeast on Bowdoin Street towards Temescal Canyon Road. Turn left on Temescal Canyon Road, and then make a quick right onto Sunset Blvd. Travel on Sunset Blvd. for approximately 5 miles and then turn left into the Archer drive, just before Barrington Ave.

    Estimated drive time: 15 minutes

  • University High School

    Drive east on Texas to Barrington Ave., turn left. Stay on Barrington Ave. for approximately 1.5 miles (you will cross Wilshire and San Vicente). At Sunset Blvd. turn left and then make an immediate right into the Archer driveway.

    Estimated drive time: 10 minutes

  • Wildwood School

    From the Wildwood Parking lot, turn right onto Mississippi Ave. At Barrington Ave., turn left. Stay on Barrington Ave. for approximately 2 miles (you will cross Santa Monica Blvd., Wilshire and San Vicente). At Sunset Blvd., turn left and make an immediate right into the Archer driveway.

    Estimated drive time: 15 minutes

Reporting Disciplinary Action

We value and respect our relationships with college representatives, and we represent Archer students with honesty and integrity. Our student handbook states: “It is in a student’s and Archer’s best interest to approach the college application process in an honest and ethical manner. Therefore, Archer will notify colleges to which a student is applying, has been admitted or is matriculating, of a student’s suspension and/or probation."
The Archer School for Girls admits students of any race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation or other legally protected status to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation or other legally protected status in its hiring or in the administration of its educational policies and programs, admissions policies, financial aid programs or other school-administered programs.