Students tour classroom village

By Ella Frey, News & Features Editor|December 10, 2017

Class Room Video #2 from Oracle on Vimeo.

As Archer girls finish their last finals and leave for three weeks of winter break, the school will undergo construction to expand facilities.

The Archer Forward Campus Master Plan will provide athletics, arts and classroom facilities. The video above is a tour of the campus village where students will have dance, English, fitness, history, math and science classes.

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