Admitted Students

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• When can I pick up my laptop?

  Students will have 2 opportunities to pick up their MacBook Air, charger, and laptop case.

   

  Incoming students enrolled in the Summer Enrichment Program will receive their laptops on the first Monday of Summer Enrichment in July. All other incoming students and transfer students will receive their laptops during New Student Orientation in August.
  
  

  During laptop distribution, we will review key components of Archmere’s Acceptable Use Policy and walk students through logging into their laptops and setting up Google Drive. All students are required to complete the online tech orientation before the first day of school. Please see the student account instructions for more information.

• Who should I contact for specific questions?

  Please view the Contact Sheet to find the appropriate department or group to direct your questions.

• Do I need to purchase school supplies?

  Generally, students need a notebook for each class, as well as pens and pencils. Teachers will provide specific lists of any additional supplies on the first day of school. Please note: All students are required to purchase a TI 84 Plus calculator (TI 84 Plus CE is preferred, but Plus Silver Edition is also acceptable). Calculators are available at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, etc. Pennsylvania students may be able to secure a calculator through the PA Book Program.

• Where do I find out about books and textbooks?

  Books can be ordered online AFTER students receive their schedules. Detailed information will be included with each student’s schedule. Textbook information will also be available on the My Archmere portal. Please note: for Pennsylvania residents, Archmere offers the PA Book Program and detailed information will be emailed to all Pennsylvania students with their schedules.

• How do I select my world language and elective choice and find information on courses?

  Your Elective and World Language Choice Form is due by May 6. Please contact Mr. Dougherty, Director of Academics, to answer questions regarding registration and scheduling policies and practices.
  
  Resources:
  Course Offerings
  
  Class of 2030 Elective and World Language Choice Form
  
  For transfer students: 
  Class of 2029 Course Form (Rising Sophomore)
  Class of 2028 Course Form (Rising Junior)
  Class of 2027 Course Form (Rising Senior)
  
  If you are interested in trying out for Stage Band, please reference this information sheet. 
  All audition material can be found in this google drive
  
  Schedules will be emailed out to incoming and returning students alike in early August. Mr. Tim Dougherty does his best to meet each student’s scheduling requests.

• How do I purchase school uniforms?

  Uniforms can be purchased at Flynn & O’Hara at www.flynnohara.com. Students are required to wear uniforms for the first day of school. Flynn & O’Hara representatives will be on campus at the May 6th Spring Orientation. Save the Date - Orientation Measuring Event May 6
  
  Ways to Order Flyer 
  
  Click here for dress code guidelines.

• How do I see Summer Reading lists?

  The updated summer reading lists will be posted to the Parent and Student Resouces pages in MyArchmere by the beginning of the summer.
  

• I am planning on playing a fall sport. Where do I get more information?

  Students can learn more about fall sports by visiting www.aukssports.com and select your sport for more information. Also, the DIAA forms that need to be filled out by every athlete can be found here. 
  
  All student athletes must have their Magnus Health form (available Monday, June 15) and concussion test confirmation for Student Eligibility completed online by August 1.
  
  For transfer students:
  DIAA Athletic Transfer Form
  Please contact Mr. Nick Sanna, Athletic Director, with any questions.

• What is the Optional Summer Enrichment Program?

  Students concerned about the transition into high school may attend optional two-week enrichment sessions in math, grammar, and/or organizational skills, as well as science and world language skill-building. Space for this FREE program is limited to 40 students, and admission is granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Register for the Summer Enrichment Program online.