Q&A with trilingual teacher on triumphs of teaching language By Katie Ray McKillop, Columnist May 14, 2024
Archer School for Parents brings guardians into the classroom By Lucy Williams, Voices Editor February 21, 2023
Building blocks of connection: Head of School teaches senior seminar about architecture By Lucy Williams, Voices Editor October 31, 2022
Summer spotlights: Students pursue passions over break By Lizette Gonzalez, Features Editor September 13, 2022
‘There’s always going to be something missing’: Archer’s community practice unpacks difficult knowledge By Lucy Williams, Voices Editor April 26, 2022
Spotlight: How Andrea Locke danced her way to Archer By Nina Sperling, Senior Reporter March 27, 2022
Grading for equity: Faculty, students reflect on summer reading By London Sinclair, Senior Reporter October 4, 2021
Former student Lauren Bahedry teaches English, draws on Archer experience By Chloe Richards, Staff Writer March 27, 2019
Editorial: Local sexual misconduct cases illuminate Archer’s continued efforts, call for more education By 17-18 Editorial Board October 1, 2017
New teaching fellow Allison Kays finds Archer girls ‘phenomenal’ By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor January 30, 2017
Ahmadi shares passion for social justice, experience as ‘political organizer’ By Alexandra Chang, Managing Editor/Culture Editor December 9, 2016
![Sara Gil Sáiz gives advice to one of her eighth grade French 1B students. Gil Sáiz has taught at Archer for two years. She said when she first read Archer's mission statement, she fell in love with the school immediately. "I loved it instantly," she said. "I saw [a job opening], so I applied, and here I am."](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/QA-FI-2-1200x800.png)
![Dance teacher Andrea Locke gives dancers notes after a run-though during a Night of Dance tech rehearsal. This year, Locke organized the Night of Dance to take place in the main courtyard at Archer, Feb. 23, 24 and 25. She chose the theme, "Transformation," as an ode to the impact the pandemic had on people all around the world and the return to in-person life. "No matter what's being created on stage, even what the intention might be, the audience [brings] another intention or another perspective or another kind of feeling that connects," Locke said.](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Locke-featured-image-900x600.jpg)
