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Mrs. Fowler on Navy aircraft carrier
Teachers Before Archmere: What Jobs Did They Have?
Archmere Inducts Four Hall of Fame Athletes
Archmere Inducts Four Hall of Fame Athletes
Ms. Anne: The Carl S. Campion Service Award Winner
Ms. Anne: The Carl S. Campion Service Award Winner
Mr.Jordan
President Joe Biden ’61 Returns to Alma Mater
Blue Zone
Blue Zone
Archmere Volleyball's Return to Home
Archmere Volleyball’s Return to Home
Gym Floor Renovation Update
Gym Floor Renovation Update
The Boy’s Basketball team in action!
An Exciting Week for Winter Sports
A Snowy Week For Archmere Sports
The Girls Basketball Team gets in the zone for their upcoming matchups.
Winter Sports Teams Continuing the Hard Work After Break
Archmere’s Favorite Teacher Duos: Mr. and Mrs. Creekmore
Archmere’s Favorite Teacher Duos: Mr. and Mrs. Creekmore
Dunkin’ Vs Starbucks
Dunkin’ Vs Starbucks
Snow Days At Archmere Academy
Snow Days At Archmere Academy
Archmere’s Favorite Review Games
Archmere’s Favorite Review Games
Catholic Schools Week
Catholic Schools Week
AI Art Affecting Artists
Archmere's new compost bin represents an important step in the school's commitment to the environment.
Archmere’s Kitchen Staff Adds New Composting Bin 
Opinion: Looking at AI Past, Present, and Future
Train Derailment Releases Toxic Chemicals
Food Waste-What a Waste of Space
The Student News Site of Archmere Academy

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All content by Anna Benner ’24
Alex Bogey struts his style in the beginning of his senior year.

HUMAN #1: Alexander Bogey

Anna Benner, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 14, 2023
Archmere's new compost bin represents an important step in the school's commitment to the environment.

[Photo] Archmere’s Kitchen Staff Adds New Composting Bin 

Danielle Keenan ‘26, Science and Tech Editor
September 8, 2023

Food Waste-What a Waste of Space

Anna Benner, Science and Tech Editor
April 3, 2023
All photos shown are styrofoam pieces found on Delaware beaches. Since styrofoam doesn’t break down, it only breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces that pollute the environment, choke animals, and leach chemicals. Luckily, these pieces were picked up early enough to prevent the pellets from breaking down and becoming too small to pick up. Holiday shopping crowd in Puerta del Sol, a public square in Madrid, Spain. Such consumerism has a direct impact on the environment. Photo: Flickr

Stopping Stryofoam

Anna Benner, Science and Tech Editor
February 15, 2023
Holiday shopping crowd in Puerta del Sol, a public square in Madrid, Spain. Such consumerism has a direct impact on the environment. Photo: Flickr

Hidden Side Effects of Holiday Shopping

Anna Benner, Science and Tech Editor
February 15, 2023

Hurricane Ian’s Warning for Society

Anna Benner, Staff Writer
November 16, 2022
Hailing from a long line of teachers, Horning joins Archmere’s World Languages Department

Hailing from a long line of teachers, Horning joins Archmere’s World Languages Department

Anna Benner, Staff Reporter
December 18, 2020
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