The school shares a site with an elementary campus. Efficiencies are created via shared drives, drainage and parking.

The design supports the district’s learner profile by establishing curriculum-focused “dens,” teacher design labs and outlets for breakaway learning.

The design supports the district’s learner profile by establishing curriculum-focused “dens,” teacher design labs and outlets for breakaway learning. 

The core of the campus (commons, pre-event space, library and teacher design lab) creates learning / social / community adjacencies.

Classroom wings, “dens,” feature flexibility to design the learning experience through operable walls, drop down reels and adjacent breakaway spaces.

Neutral and regionally-appropriate materials are evergreen. Modern touches in glazing and metal roof accent symbolize progressive learning.

Outdoor learning was a priority. This courtyard off the commons offers dining and learning space.

The commons features a stage, learning stair, cafeteria and teacher design lab. In combination with a patio overlook, it’s used for breakaway instruction and assembly.

In the commons and other spaces, linear wood ceiling systems add warmth; environmental graphics of community icons perform as acoustic panels.

Sight lines, glazing and thoughtful adjacencies strengthen trust. The main teacher design lab looks into the commons, offering unparalleled two-way insight into peer-to-peer engagement activities.

Students breakaway into commons, library, corridors and outdoors. The art patio is adjacent the library and fine arts classrooms. It's a quiet zone.

Each den is a mini village. Colored, durable wainscoting reinforces identity. Teacher design labs provide 360 views to den entrance, core and surrounding breakaway spaces.

Within dens, incredible flexibility to design the learning experience through use of movable walls, drop down reels and adjacent breakaway spaces.

Science labs are structured similar to classrooms. Operable walls and flexible furniture expand workable space or close off for testing.

Locally-sourced and durable materials, neutral colors, exposed structural materials, 100% LEDs and rainwater collection emphasize environmentally-friendly and economical choices that don’t sacrifice quality.

The weight room is one of the best in the district. With access to covered patio, it becomes a unique space to promote wellness for students and district employees.

The library includes a video lab, maker space and breakaway zones. Movable walls close or open to expand onto the indoor patio overlooking the commons.