This new 1000 student high school is designed with two distinct classroom wings to house grades 9-10 and 11-12 off of a shared core, consisting of administration, gymnasium, library, art, guidance suite, drama/music/Black Box theatre and centralized Commons. Site ammenities include baseball, softball, soccer fields and 8-lane running track with lighted soccer field, tennis courts and concession stand/ticket booth.

The lower floors contain Math and Science classrooms with Humanities classrooms on the upper floors. All classrooms have wireless computer technology, video projector, vcr and sound system. Business classrooms are designed with tiered levels and built-in tables similar to college seminar rooms. Humanities classrooms share mini-labs for separate student projects. Science labs are paired and dispersed in each wing, with shared science prep rooms. The library overlooks both the gymnasium and the Commons and contains space for class seminars, small group study rooms and a Senior Project room. The "Black Box" or experimental theatre along with drama and music suite is located directly off the central Commons. The double height Commons, full of daylight, seats up to 400 students in three distinct areas, providing a multi-purpose space for studying, socializing, and eating. Balconies and stairs cross the commons to link spaces on the upper levels. The TV studio, equipped and operated by the local cable company, provides teaching, broadcasting and editing space. The Art Suite includes separate Ceramics and General Art spaces with natural light from above, and the Photography area contains both classroom and darkroom. The gymnasium has a tournament level basketball court with seating for 800 spectators, weight/exercise and aerobics rooms, and locker rooms with separate team rooms and training space.