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Junior Hannah Kim presents her design for an artificial intelligence mobile application and alarm system that identifies an emergency vehicle's siren. Annually, students present their research in the STEM fields at Archer's STEM conference.

Annual STEM Symposium ‘inspiring,’ ‘important’ experience

May 29, 2019

Victoria Pinkett '20 teaches kids at Brockton Avenue Elementary about kinetic and potential energy. The Mobile Science Camp club at Archer teaches hour-long science lessons at Brockton Ave. once a month.

Mobile Science Camp strives to make STEM inclusive, accessible

February 3, 2019

Zoe Woolf '19, Sage Brand-Wolf '19 and Ella Salomon '19 pose with their

Students wrap up research at annual STEM Symposium

May 24, 2018

The 10 middle school students who participated in LASEF, pose for a picture at the fair. This year's conference took place in March, and the State Fair will occur later this month.

Middle school STEM students attend LACSEF, win in four categories

April 25, 2018

Jessica Mkitarian, a seventh grade math fellow, poses for a photo during Archer's annual Spirit Week. She was dressed up for Spirit Week's Workout Wednesday.

Math Fellow Jessica Mkitarian shares passion for environment

April 5, 2018

Long time Archer teacher and administrator Gretchen Warner was appointed as Upper School Director on Jan. 8. Archer is currently undergoing construction and change.

Gretchen Warner appointed as new Upper School Director

January 13, 2018

Students in a section of Honors Research pose before the symposium commences. These students designed their own year-long experiments based on their own interests and passions. Photo courtesy of Seana Duffy-Reddy '17.

Students present ‘inspiring’ projects at annual STEM Symposium

May 23, 2017

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‘There is no Planet B’: Thousands March for Science in L.A.

April 27, 2017

Archer offers an honors research course where girls are given the opportunity to create their own research topic and work on a project throughout the year. Pictured above is the lab in which the honors research students conduct the majority of their research.

Archer girls ‘follow their passions’ in science honors research class

April 26, 2017

Karen Garcia '23 solves a Rubik's Cube at the team's first meeting. The team completed a simple practice mosaic after brainstorming design ideas.

Archer girls brainstorm, create first Rubik’s Cube mosaic challenge design

November 8, 2016

Marine Yamada '17 poses with her finalized research poster at the 2016 Archer STEM Symposium. Yamada won a RISE (Research in Science and Engineering) Award at the conference and, having continued her research, has now been recognized by TakePart magazine and actor Ashton Kutcher. Photo courtesy of Yamada.

Marine Yamada ’17 recognized for Lyme disease research

November 7, 2016

In her element, Ariel Heimanson '21 teaches a teenager how to use basic Scratch through a STEM outreach program called Coding Crew. Heimanson has been involved in this program since 6th grade.

Middle school STEM students develop apps, teach skills

October 27, 2016

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