In 2014, the Board of Trustees approved a long-range master facilities plan designed to create an innovative learning environment, strengthen community, and prepare students for a fast-changing global society. Tremendous energy surrounds our most immediate strategic priorities and we are grateful for the generous gifts that will allow us to build on already strong academic programming. The immediate needs include:
- Purdy Center for Science and Mathematics—designed to drive innovative instruction and research. It will provide the latest technology in lab, classroom, and collaborative learning spaces.
- The Dowd Student Center—will be a flexible, community space that will support nutritional programming through age-appropriate cafeterias, as well as faculty and student collaboration.
- New Upper and Lower School Learning Centers—will include Extended Day and After School enrichment, as well as new spaces to foster both quiet study and small group collaboration.
- Endowment—to support program, financial aid, faculty professional development, and operations.
- Continued strength of the Annual Fund.