Archmere Students Win 14 Scholastic Writing Awards

In this year's Scholastic Writing Awards, Archmere Academy won 14 awards, two of which were Gold Keys.
Works submitted were eligible for Honorable Mention, Silver Key, Gold Key and American Voices Nominee recognition by the Delaware Writing Region. Works awarded a Delaware regional Gold Key are submitted to be considered for national honors.   

The Awards program was created in 1923 by Maurice R. "Robbie" Robinson, founder of Scholastic Corporation, and has been administered by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers since 1994. It has an impressive legacy and a noteworthy roster of past winners including Andy Warhol, Frances Farmer, Sylvia Plath, Truman Capote, Richard Avedon, and Joyce Carol Oates among many others. 

The work of Archmere's two Gold Key winners, freshmen Caroline Donovan and Emily Lugg, have been entered into the national competition, and all of the writers will be recognized in Dover next month. Full texts of Gold Key written works will be available in print in the Gallery. The full text of Silver Key written works and Gold Key works will also be available for browsing on Kindles. 

Awards and Categories:

Gold Key (2 Awards)
Caroline Donovan '19 - Personal Essay/Memoir
Emily Lugg '19 - Personal Essay/Memoir

Silver Key (7 Awards)
Zoe Akoto '17- Flash Fiction
Katherine Alberta '19 - Poetry (2), Short Story
Caroline Donovan '19 - Short Story (2)
Emily Lugg '19 - Humor

Honorable Mention (5 Awards)
Katherine Alberta '19 - Personal Essay/Memoir
Caroline Donovan '19 - Poetry
Kyla McAvinue '19 - Humor
Keelin Reilly '17 - Poetry (2)





 
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Archmere Academy is a private, Catholic, college preparatory co-educational academy,
grades 9-12 founded in 1932 by the Norbertine Fathers.