Students enjoy a warm welcoming. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the new dining hall. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the new dining hall. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Thee new dining hall. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Administrators check out the new entry space. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
The new entry. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
One of two new all gender restroom. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students learn in the new maker space. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
The new maker space. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Mr. Cutler teaches his new recruits to The Gator. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
The new science room. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students collaborate in the new science classroom. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Quiet study space in the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Students enjoy the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Gabe Bryan ’19 works in the innovation center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Seniors enjoy their new hangout space. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
The new hallway to the Hastings Center. Photo by Caroline Ellervik ’18.
Ms. Abodeely teaches students in the new classroom.
With the Hastings Center receiving a permit for occupancy yesterday, students arrived to school today able to explore and learn in the new space. The addition includes an enlarged dining facility, additional classroom space, a new college counseling office, and a state-of-the-art STEAM Lab and Maker Studio, as well as a media center. Spacious hallways will also allow for ideal hangout space, and students will have more quiet areas to collaborate. News of the opening broke last night, when Head of School Judith Guild sent a campus-wide email: “This week will be a very exciting one for your children and their teachers.”
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Nancy drourr • Sep 12, 2017 at 9:13 pm
Wow!!! So exciting!