Calendar
August 2026
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Limited Semester 1 Course Change Requests
9-2 every day, Monday-Thursday.
8/10: grades 11 and 12
8/11: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/12: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/13: grades 9-12
Students must request changes during these hours only in Mr. Dougherty's office, and they must bring with them the list of courses they received by email. If you cannot attend during these dates, you can request course changes during the second cycle of classes in September.Dougherty -
Limited Semester 1 Course Change Requests
9-2 every day, Monday-Thursday.
8/10: grades 11 and 12
8/11: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/12: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/13: grades 9-12
Students must request changes during these hours only in Mr. Dougherty's office, and they must bring with them the list of courses they received by email. If you cannot attend during these dates, you can request course changes during the second cycle of classes in September.Dougherty -
Limited Semester 1 Course Change Requests
9-2 every day, Monday-Thursday.
8/10: grades 11 and 12
8/11: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/12: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/13: grades 9-12
Students must request changes during these hours only in Mr. Dougherty's office, and they must bring with them the list of courses they received by email. If you cannot attend during these dates, you can request course changes during the second cycle of classes in September.Dougherty -
Limited Semester 1 Course Change Requests
9-2 every day, Monday-Thursday.
8/10: grades 11 and 12
8/11: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/12: grades 10, 11, and 12
8/13: grades 9-12
Students must request changes during these hours only in Mr. Dougherty's office, and they must bring with them the list of courses they received by email. If you cannot attend during these dates, you can request course changes during the second cycle of classes in September.Dougherty -
Grades & Grub
SLCLet's be honest: high school was vastly different when we were students. Calculating our grades by hand, nonnutritive lunches, and dial-up internet were just a few of the things we may have had to contend with in our formative years. Now that a new experience is "loading," we want to help you best understand the ins and outs of high school in 2026.As an incoming parent, it's natural to have questions: How can I see my child's grades? Do my kids have any homework? Why is the dress code important? What is the dress code? How and when can my child meet with teachers? When do report cards come out? Has my child received any disciplinary action?These questions and more will be answered at Grades and Grub: an event where new Archmere parents can learn the ins & outs of the MyArchmere portal, hear about our academic philosophies, ask questions & more. You'll enjoy some appetizers and beverages, you'll meet some new people, you'll learn. Think of it as your very own "orientation!"Please visit the link here to register for the event. We encourage you to pre-submit any questions that you'd like us to address, though we will certainly ask what's on your mind on August 19. Registration will close on Tuesday, August 18. We look forward to seeing you there!
Archmere Academy is a private, Catholic, college preparatory co-educational academy,
grades 9-12 founded in 1932 by the Norbertine Fathers.
grades 9-12 founded in 1932 by the Norbertine Fathers.
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