Our Campus

The Fabrication Laboratory is dedicated to the manufacturing of basic mechanical components as related to engineering and aeronautical design.

The Computer Science Laboratory, located on the second floor, focuses on computer programming languages, teaching app design, and provides students with the ability to apply their knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering through the development of Computer programs.

The Digital Art Laboratory, located on the third floor in the middle school wing, is a multi-purpose space intended for the creation and presentation of digital and graphic design projects.  In addition, the space provides an area for students to handcraft their ideas into three-dimensional physical materials prototypes and models. 

The Physics Classrooms/Laboratories, located on the first floor of the Science Wing, provide students with a space dedicated to the intensive and rigorous study of the properties of matter, the elemental forces, and the physical laws that govern everything from the flow of electrons through a wire to the creation of stars in a distant galaxy. The Lab also serves as an advanced lab space for photonics, nuclear science, materials science, and robotics.

The Engineering Laboratory, located on the first floor, focuses on engineering, technology, robotics, and electronics. This large working space allows students to conceive designs, build prototypes, and test engineering solutions.

The Large Project Room, located on the first floor of the Science wing, allows students to work collaboratively on long-term projects that span multiple disciplines. Students work as part of an organized team to conduct research using state-of-the-art equipment. Group study allows students to set up and work on long-term projects, including robotics and rocketry construction for competitions.

The Aeronautics Laboratory, located on the first floor, is used to teach students the analysis, design, and operation of aircraft and space vehicles. The Project Room is used for student collaboration and project development in the area of aeronautics. It affords students the space to collaborate on projects with an emphasis on group study and to conduct experiments, analyze, and interpret data in aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, and control systems.

The Digital Design room, located on the first floor, is dedicated to computer-based CAD design. Many of the designs are then rendered into prototypes using additive manufacturing tools like 3D printers. Some of the developed designs may be fabricated within the adjacent Manufacturing Labs.

The Auditorium is a “flexible, multipurpose space”. It is used as a presentation area for assemblies and evening events, as well as a space for robotics and drama clubs.