The use of wood for both practical and aesthetic purposes is a consistent theme within the building. Besides the steel beams and roof trusses the entire school is constructed of wood which contrasts the steel and metal frame buildings used at other schools in the district. Wood framing, exposed roof purlins, wall paneling, decking, window frames, millwork and perforated panels are all examples of the natural wood aspects of this job. The inside of the building is dominated by a by an exposed wood finish from the roof to the floor. The designated classroom area consists of three wings. Between the classroom wings are landscape areas for outdoor teaching or student gathering.