The Boundless Capital Campaign now turns its attention fully to the Lower and Middle School Campus. Expected to break ground in 2027, this three-story facility will house the Robbins Family Student Union (dining hall) on the first floor with up to twelve state-of-the-art classrooms in the upper levels. The Student Union will feature a full kitchen serving freshly prepared meals daily to the entire campus. While our youngest students will bring food to their classrooms, students in grades K-8 will eat lunch in the indoor and outdoor seating areas. In addition, the large space will serve as a community hub and meeting space.

The second and third floors will house a total of 12 middle school classrooms (six per floor), with each classroom spanning more than 800 square feet. Additionally, each floor will feature external common areas and balconies, keeping students immersed in nature.

Our middle school facilities, housed in a hodgepodge of buildings including an old firehouse, will receive a complete overhaul. Upon the completion of the Robbins Family Student Union and classroom building, the school plans to construct one large building to house the middle school divisional office, fourteen classrooms, and the enrollment office. Pending fundraising, the proposed structure would incorporate indoor and outdoor learning environments to maintain the charm of our iconic campus.

The home of the Bucs will house expanded bleachers for 900 spectators, guest restrooms, locker rooms, ticket office, press box, and much needed storage. With usage year round for football, lacrosse, and soccer, this world-class stadium would elevate our athletic program to the next level!

Phase I of the Boundless Capital Campaign brought about major changes on both campuses at the start of the 26-27 school year. In the Lower School, the new Jenkins Family Lower School Office opened featuring an expanded nurses station with all new amenities serving lower and middle school students. The building features a separate entrance and waiting area for parents picking up children in aftercare. In addition, all lower school administrators are now under one roof, improving communication and service to our families. The new building opened up alongside the expanded Green Dot Carline which can take up to 100 cars off the road in a winding two-lane queue through campus, improving drop off and pick up safety.

In the Upper School, the Stiles-Nicholson Innovation Center opened with six large technology centered and utilitarian classrooms to be used for students in Science, Technology, Engineering, 3D Art and Math (STEAM) curriculums. In addition to the labs, there is a makerspace and separate glass encased equipment room.

Next door, the Bodstrom Family Student Union debuted to much fanfare for students and teachers alike. This facility features a full kitchen with the ability to provide freshly prepared meals in two phases. A 5,000 square foot indoor dining space is flanked by a sprawling outdoor dining patio. Upstairs, there are three classrooms including a 1,000 square foot multi-purpose room that can house an entire grade level. A massive balcony overlooking the lake is the perfect place for students to relax in outdoor furniture while providing community-building space for parents, alumni, and friends of the school.