BB&N’s strategic decisions on campus projects reflect our commitment to providing our students with a high-quality and comprehensive educational experience, ensuring a conducive environment for optimal learning.
Impending campus projects at BB&N
Upon completion of the Meeting House, Lower School (LS) students will attend assemblies in the new Meeting House, learn in the larger, high-tech classrooms in the modernized Brick Building filled with interactive areas beyond desks and a whiteboard, and exercise in the new gym.
Renovation of the Historic brick schoolhouse will aspire to maintain its historic relevance while allowing for renovations that allow for a 21st century learning experience and providing for innovation in the next 100 years of education.
| Accessibility | – Significantly increases campus accessibility. |
| Pedagogy | – Increases program space per student (currently at a significant deficit), but no significant increase in total students. – Restores and renovates Brick as a state-of-the-art learning space for the next 100 years – Enables hot lunch on site for all students – Maintains and enhances critical outdoor space |
| Sustainability | – Advances major climate goals, as the new building will be part of Living Building Challenge |
| Efficiency | – Relocates “back operations” to the interior of campus (and off Craigie Street) |
| Community Sensitivity | – Reorganizes campus with buildings at edge, buffering neighbors, and play in center |
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