Science & Innovation Center

What's Inside

Learn by Doing

The convergence of scientific and creative disciplines kindles the love of learning for all our students and teachers. We added new courses and programs and many of our previous offerings will flourish in the new space.

Introducing new courses and co-curriculars

Advanced Engineering
Innovation Technologies
Biotechnology
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Intro to Rocket Science & Advanced Rocket Science
AP 3D Design
Sustainability: Environment, Economy and Equity

Advanced Fabrication
Audio Engineering / Production
Documentary Filmmaking
News Literacy
Advanced Video Production
Technology Student Association (TSA)

Current offerings with room to grow

Animation
AP Studio Art
AP 2D Design
AP Computer Science Principals
Broadcast Journalism, Raider Sports Network, Yearbook and RJ Media
Core and AP Courses in Biology, Chemistry and Physics

Engineering Principals and Design
Intro to Computer Programming 1 & 2
Robotics 1 & 2
Sculptural Explorations
Society of Women Engineers Club
Robotics Club

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Jennifer Meyerrose, Faculty, Fine & Media Arts Department

There is something so magical about the design process—to be able to be spontaneous while learning. For a student to ask, ‘What if?’ and then have the tools to act on their curiosity and creativity with a level of immediacy and passion. This will completely transform the classroom experience.

More than a Building

The Science & Innovation Center is more than a 65,000 square foot state-of-the-art building—though it certainly is that! It also is a welcoming front door to our campus and an inspiring space where our students and teachers can contemplate, collaborate and create across the curriculum.

West Entrance
East Entrance
Main Entrance & Lobby
Innovation Center
Chemistry Classrooms
RJ Media Center
Our Lady of the Way Chapel
Student Presentation & Event Hall

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Isabelle Zuick '24

Robotics is very important because it is a field and a curriculum that females have historically not pursued. We learn creativity as well as critical thinking, which are important for any future endeavors.

Construction is complete!

The official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony took place in December 2023. The building opened its doors to students and faculty as well as becoming the new visitors entrance to campus.

Boys Division

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Girls Division

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