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Students whose patronus’ walk only the ground, are sorted into Terra house of the earth. This is the most populous house. Their colors are green and bronze, their symbol is a mountain, and their mascot is Bigfoot. Their dorms often only have one story or have some underground dorms. They will also be located within a forest or have their own indoor green house forest for their sasquatch guardian. 

Students whose Patronus’ are flying animals are sorted into Caelum the house of the sky. Their colors are white and silver, their symbol is a cloud, and their mascot is Mothman. Their dorms vary from campus to campus, some are located in trees, some are towers or skyscrapers, and others are regular dorm buildings with very powerful levitation charms. All the dorms do include a nest and perch for their Moth Person guardian. 

Students whose patronus’ are that of water animals, are sorted into house Mare. Their colors are blue and gold, Their symbol is that of a wave, and their mascot is Champ the Sea serpent. Mare dorms are often located in the middle of a lake or surrounded by a river. Their dorms are guarded by sea serpents of the Champlain variety. 

Unlike Hogwarts which sorts its students during their first year, Archrrow doesn’t sort their students until the end of their third year. At which point the students will have been taught the Patronus charm. They will then cast it for the time during their third year graduation. Then depending on the animal, they are sorted into three houses. Mare, Caelum, and Terra.

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Like most American Schools, Archrrow has both core classes and electives. The Core Subjects are Magical Sciences, Magical History, Magical Literature, and Incantations. Each Core Subject has subsection of classes. Some are required while others are voluntary. 

The only two states that are not included under the Archrrow umbrella are Hawaii and Alaska. Alaskans still attend the Canadian Wizarding School, while Hawaiians have their own magic school. 

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