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Breaking News: Executive Board election results

By 19-20 Editorial Board|May 1, 2019

Grace Wilson ’20, Angelica Gonzalez ’20, Sophie Larbalestier ’20 and Madis Kennedy ’21 will serve as the executive board for the 2019-2020 school year.

Cheers filled the Dining Hall as 10 freshmen, sophomores and juniors gave speeches in hopes of being elected to the Student Council Executive Board for the 2019-2020 school year.

After hearing from the group candidates, the Archer student body voted via a Google form in advisory. The rising senior with the most votes will become student body president. See the results below.

Broadcast: Spanish speaking family night unites bilingual families, Latine community at Archer

Student Council representatives Sloane Fitzgibbon ('27) and Sydney Lem ('28) serve hot chocolate in the courtyard Friday, Dec. 13. Student council held its annual Winter Wonderland, complete with gingerbread house decorating, holiday trivia and latkes.

Annual Winter Wonderland celebration introduces new activities, prioritizes diversity

Members from the senior class stand behind their table at the bake sale. Fa La La Friday took place Friday, Dec. 6, and was aimed at raising money for the junior and senior prom this April.

Fa La La Friday: Newly elected senior representatives plan their first event

Maia Kim ('26) studies for her math final in the library. This semester, Archer implemented a new finals schedule to better adjust to student and faculty needs. Students will take their exams in their normal block periods, with each period being 1 hour 45 minutes long.

Archer implements new finals week schedule to improve student experience, flexibility

The 10th grade gift drive bin overflows with presents for foster youth. Ninth and 10th graders were encouraged to shop for gifts catered towards 8 to 11-year-old foster youth. The youth will be able to choose from donated gifts, which will be displayed at the “toy store” at the Coco’s Angels holiday event.

Fueling Futures: Coco’s Angels holiday gift drive allows foster youth to envision goals for future

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