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Administrative Updates
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Administrative Update - 05/26/2020
Dear Members of the Archmere Community,Read More
As this is the last week of classes for the school year, and the last school year with Mr. Jordan '80 as principal, I will wait to share with you my "weekly" update in our last monthly school newsletter of the year on Friday. Be well and be safe!
Sincerely,
Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. '76
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Administrative Update - 05/19/2020
Dear Members of the Archmere Community,Read More
May is a particularly nostalgic month for me. My father died 48 years ago on May 14th when I was in eighth grade, two weeks before my 14th birthday and three weeks before my grade school graduation. I had already been accepted to Archmere with a scholarship, which was based on my academic performance, but also on our family's financial need. As the fourth of four sons born "later in life" to my parents who were only afforded 8th grade educations, it was a "dream come true" for my parents, and a life-changing event for me.
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All Future Events
Out of an abundance of caution, all of Archmere Academy's future campus events, sports, and extracurricular activities up until April 20, 2020 are postponed until further notice.
You may contact Archmere Academy Events Coordinator, Ainsley Hertrich Palladino '05, at events@archmereacademy.com for more details and information.
Auks Assisting the Community
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Margaret Atkins '21 Creates PPE Components Using 3D Printer
Read MoreOver the break, Archmere junior Margaret Atkins has made it her mission to protect those helping people with COVID-19 by printing away the shortage of equipment. Margaret worked with a student from Strath Haven High School to help arm health workers in their fight against the virus. She spent her time over Easter break assembling and programming a 3D printer to print Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) components for face shields for health care workers in New York City. -
Ms. Catherine Souza Presents Webinar on COVID-19 for College Admission Counseling Connects Series
Ms. Catherine Souza, Archmere's Associate Director of College Counseling & Coordinator of Career Programs, presented a webinar this week through their membership organization, the PA Association for College Admission Counseling (PACAC). The online workshop, entitled COVID-19 Considerations From Both Sides of the Desk, was part of the PA Association for College Admission Counseling Connects series with Krista Evans, Director of Admissions at Kutztown University. They chatted with admissions reps and school counselors throughout Pennsylvania, offering a glimpse into what “the other side of the desk” may be facing on their campuses.Read More -
Gabriella Vasile '09 Creates Clothing Line to Support Those Affected by COVID-19
Gabriella Vasile '09, a Dermatology Resident at Larkin Community Hospital just outside of Miami, has created a clothing line to help support those affected by the COVID-19 crisis. The line is fittingly titled [together.] as this crisis is a time that she feels everyone should come together to help support small businesses and frontline healthcare workers.Read More -
Alumni Join Forces to Help Hospitals In Need
Dr. Mike Gioffre ’90 organized an effort by the Delaware Dental Foundation and Platinum Dining Group to deliver 80 meals from Capers and Lemons to the Christiana and Wilmington Hospitals. Along with the meals, he and Dr. Rob Penna ’85 delivered posters of support made by kids in the local community, along with masks and gloves donated from Dr. Gioffre's First State Dental office.Read More -
Gregory Jasani '10 Fights COVID-19 Crisis in Baltimore
Read MoreGregory Jasani '10, a resident at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, shares frontline details about what it has been like fighting the pandemic from a Maryland emergency room."I think the thing that the public doesn’t know or doesn’t appreciate is the sense of dread that we feel as a result of this. At least in Maryland, we’re slowly starting to see the uptick in patients,... -
Medical Students for Masks
Read MoreBradley Bakst ’13, a current medical student at PCOM, is collecting donations for hospitals facing severe Protective Personal Equipment (PPE) shortages in Philadelphia. He and a large group of medical student volunteers have helped to raise over $37,000 and allocated over 7,000 N-95 masks to nearby hospitals.
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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.
grades 9-12 founded in 1932 by the Norbertine Fathers.
