New renovations of the school

In previous years, the school had undergone major changes including a new auditorium, bathrooms, and a sitting area in front of the cafeteria where students could chat and eat lunch. Over this past summer, the school went one step further and renovated the classrooms, hallways, MS locker area, gym, stairways, and even parts of the cafeteria.

Hallways

The main hallway of the school, along with others, has evolved from its former color palette to a brighter one. As students, teachers, and parents entered the MHS building, they were greeted with rainbow walls, flowers, and alcoves to sit in and relax.

**Hallway of school** *Photo Courtesy of Esther Wang*

MS Locker Area

MS quickly followed the HS recent renovation in the locker area. Now the MS locker area is equipped with brand new lights and ceilings, colorful walls and floors, and even a mini stage.

**Second floor middle school locker area** *Photo* *Courtesy of Esther Wang*

Cafeteria

The newly added picture on the walls brightened up the cafeteria atmosphere.

Stairways

Everyday students and teachers use the stairways to get to their classes and offices. Now the stairway walls are painted with cheerful colors and banisters.

**Second floor to first floor hallway** *Photo* *Courtesy of Esther Wang*

Classrooms

Classrooms were given both an aesthetic and a technology upgrade. The old whiteboard and projectors are now replaced with new sliding ones with a smart board, the plain tiled walls transformed into colorful wallpaper complete with decorations, and the ceilings were fitted with new light panels.

**First Floor Classroom** *Photo* *Courtesy of Esther Wang*

Gym

A marble hallway now leads to the gym’s new entrance, a set of glass doors that allows more students enter at the same time. The walkway above the gym has also been given a new look.

**Gym Entrance** *Photo* *Courtesy of Esther Wang*

In these past few years, the school had put a tremendous amount of effort into making the campus beautiful and enjoyable. In return, students and teachers should take care of the campus to ensure that it remains this way.

Featured Image – First floor hallway Photo Courtesy of Esther Wang