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Planaria and Parkinson’s Disease: Four student scientists place at California State Science Fair

By Maia Alvarez, Features Editor|May 28, 2022

Broadcast: Middle schoolers share opinions, predictions about 2024 presidential election

Math teacher Lucas Hoffman jumps onto home plate. scoring another home run for the faculty team. Hoffman showed off for the crowd, running to each base and occasionally doing a front flip to land on first base.

Color clash unites grades, sparks rivalry between seniors and faculty

Sophomores Beatrice Washburn and Shanthi Seth stand in front of their poster for the Alexandria House, a women's shelter in Los Angeles. Students from grades 10-12 showcased the service and activism projects at the Archer in Action fair Oct. 17.

Archer in Action Fair displays student service work, inspires community

The graphic illustration depicts the vice presidential candidates debating. The purple represents the two opponent's civility and their political common ground, despite being from two different political parties. Students said the vice presidential debate was calm, in contrast to other political debates. (Graphic Illustration by Shae Killam)

Archer community reflects on vice presidential debate, observes a new side of political civility

English Department Chair Wendy Deming and Ninth Grade Dean of Culture, Community and Belonging Stephanie Ferri hug Pavliscak as they celebrate her promotion to Associate Head of School for Teaching and Learning in 2019. Photo courtesy by Stephanie Ferri.

Associate Head for Teaching and Learning departs from Archer during 25th year, community reflects on legacy

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