May 2018
Delaware State Driver Competition
Madison Larmore '18 Wins Mock Trial Essay Competition
During the Mock Trial held in February, students play the roles of the witnesses and attorneys in an assigned case. Students not only learn about the trial system, but they also develop critical thinking and public speaking skills. At the two day Mock Trial Competition, senior Madison Larmore won a "Best Lawyer" gavel, and last week was presented with her trophy and $500 check for winning the Mock Trial scholarship essay contest, "How Mock Trial Makes You a Better Citizen", generously provided by Anthony Iannini.
Congratulations to Sarah Jalot '20, Sebastien Gray '20 and Annie Penrod '20 for winning 2nd Place Team in the Delaware Driver Education and Safety Association competition!
Madison Larmore '18 Wins Mock Trial Essay Competition
During the Mock Trial held in February, students play the roles of the witnesses and attorneys in an assigned case. Students not only learn about the trial system, but they also develop critical thinking and public speaking skills. At the two day Mock Trial Competition, senior Madison Larmore won a "Best Lawyer" gavel, and last week was presented with her trophy and $500 check for winning the Mock Trial scholarship essay contest, "How Mock Trial Makes You a Better Citizen", generously provided by Anthony Iannini.
Delaware State Chemistry Exam Results
Congratulations to Daniel Zhu '19, Andrew Shi '20, and Justin Lee '19 who tied for third place on the Delaware State Chemistry Exam.
Mackenzie Popp '20 Organizes Special Art Day
On Saturday, May 7th, Mackenzie Popp '20 organized a "Special Art Day" at Archmere. She invited local families who have children with intellectual disabilities to come and create art with Mr. Terry Newitt, who instructed them and even taught them them some new "techniques". The kids had a blast and made beautiful pieces. Their artwork will be submitted to the National Down Syndrome Convention.
Sophomores Julia Kochie, Abby Kates, and Annie Penrod helped out with the day. Special guests included Mackenzie's older brother, Brendan, who has Down's Syndrome, and his friends.
Mackenzie Popp '20 Organizes Special Art Day
On Saturday, May 7th, Mackenzie Popp '20 organized a "Special Art Day" at Archmere. She invited local families who have children with intellectual disabilities to come and create art with Mr. Terry Newitt, who instructed them and even taught them them some new "techniques". The kids had a blast and made beautiful pieces. Their artwork will be submitted to the National Down Syndrome Convention.
Sophomores Julia Kochie, Abby Kates, and Annie Penrod helped out with the day. Special guests included Mackenzie's older brother, Brendan, who has Down's Syndrome, and his friends.
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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