A dedicated junior high school building will provide students with a learning environment designed specifically for their age and developmental needs. Properly sized desks and classroom furniture, accessible entrances and restrooms for students who use wheelchairs or walkers, and spaces that offer privacy and dignity all help create an environment where every student can thrive. For a residential school that serves many students with disabilities, a purpose-built junior high building is more than a classroom—it is a place where students feel safe, respected, and proud to learn. Investing in this space is an investment in their confidence, independence, and future.

Project updates (July 2026):
To support the security, privacy, and cleanliness of our new building, we are currently raising funds to put toward:

• Terrazzo flooring
• Doors and locks
• Louvers and nets
• Ceiling fans and bulbs
• Final painting work