Video: Archer reflects on National Walkout Day

By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor|March 23, 2018

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“Never again” and “Hey hey, ho, ho, the NRA has got to go” were some of the chants heard as Archer girls marched up and down Sunset Boulevard on Wednesday, Mar. 14, during the National Walkout.

The video above documents events from that day and student and faculty perspectives.

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A student debates between taking the PSAT and practice ACT, both of which are optional at Archer. Juniors had the opportunity to take a practice ACT Oct. 19 and a PSAT Oct. 23, which could qualify them for a National Merit scholarship. Sophomores took the PSAT Oct. 23., which could not qualify them for National Merit. (Graphic Illustration by Melinda Wang)

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