McKinne Hall, a three-story 1960’s concrete building, underwent a full renovation with the addition of a lower level. Classrooms were enlarged, lobbies were expanded to accommodate school gatherings and the addition of a lower level allowed the creation of a new multipurpose room for performing arts and a separate regulation size gymnasium.

The multipurpose room has a telescopic seating unit which allows the space to be used as a traditional proscenium space with raked seating, or a flat floor venue that can accommodate a variety of events including movement classes. A room divider allows the stage to be used simultaneously with the flat floor space. This flexibility allows rehearsals to occur on stage while movement and dance classes occur on the flat floor on the other side of the divider.

Audio systems allow the room to function while the room is divided as well as in the single space configuration. A rear projection screen on stage allows the use of digital scenery. A separate projection screen on the other side of the divider provides the AV support for that room when in classroom mode.

The Middle Building constructed in the 70s and 80s was also renovated with modernized classrooms, dining hall and circulation spaces. The outdoor terrace was redesigned creating a space for students to gather during recess and after school.