The existing one-story, largely windowless classroom buildings as well as the small theater that divides the main courtyard will be demolished. The existing library in the center is to remain and be completely renovated. The cafeteria will be converted to a music complex, while the gymnasium will be used only for practice.

A new complex of day-lit two story structures, linked at both the ground and upper levels, will house academic departments. Each of these buildings is organized with classrooms along the north and south sides and a common “special project” space in the center, physically and visually connected to the classrooms. At the new main entrance, a new student services wing will house all administrative and counseling offices. A new 600-seat theater will anchor the front side of the school, while a new 2,500-seat sports complex will dominate the rear part, adjacent to a completely new sports stadium.

Sustainable design elements include day-lighting, reduced building footprint, reduced light pollution, HVAC system connected with operable windows, building commissioning, construction waste recycling, certified wood, low-VOC materials, pollutant source control, construction IAQ management, improved acoustics, superior energy performance, cool roof and others. The project is scheduled to receive a CHPS certification.