School Building Format
- The first floor is primarily science classes. It also holds the cafeteria, Phys. Ed. room, Art class, and counselors office.
- The second floor is primarily language arts and social studies classes. It also holds the Computer Lab, Auditorium, and Main Office.
- The third floor is primarily the math and English classes. It also holds the Library and Special Education classes.
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