The campus has a very old style. (Think Gothic Architecture)

Main Building

- Description: The central hub of the school where most classes are held.
- Key Areas:
- Classrooms (All grade levels)
- Library: A quiet space for studying and research.
- Principal's Office
- Teacher’s Lounge
- School Clinic

Dormitory

- Description: On-campus housing for students, split by grade levels.
- Key Areas:
- Freshman/Sophomore Floor (Rooms A-D)
- Junior/Senior Floor (Rooms E-H)
- Common Lounges (for socializing and study)
- Laundry Room
- Resident Advisor (RA) Offices
- Bathrooms (shared)

Dining Hall

- Description: The cafeteria where students have breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Key Areas:
- Food Serving Area
- Seating Areas
- Kitchen

Gymnasium & Sports Complex

- Description: Where students have physical education classes and sporting events.
- Key Areas:
- Main Gym (Basketball, Volleyball, etc.)
- Locker Rooms
- Weight Room
- Indoor Pool

Science & Arts Building

- Description: A building dedicated to science and arts education.
- Key Areas:
- Science Labs (Chemistry, Biology, Physics)
- Art Studios (Painting, Sculpture, Photography)
- Music Rooms
- Theatre Room

Student Activities Building

- Description: For clubs, extracurriculars, and student events.
- Key Areas:
- Clubs & Activities Rooms
- Games Room (Pool, Video Games, etc.)
- Student Government Offices
- Event Space

Administration Building

- Description: Administrative offices, student services, and staff dorms.
- Key Areas:
- Registrar’s Office (for enrollment and records)
- Guidance & Counseling Offices
- Financial Aid Office
- Security Office
- Staff Dorms

Amphitheater

- Description: Large oval building for morning announcements and assemblies.
- Key Areas:
- Stage
- Large empty space in front of stage

Outdoor Spaces

- Description: Various outdoor areas for recreation and relaxation.
- Key Areas:
- Courtyard (for socializing and relaxation)
- Sports Fields (Soccer, Baseball, etc.)
- Outdoor Study Areas
- Garden & Rose Garden (famous for the school’s namesake)

Two Floors: One for Freshmen and Sophomores, the other for Juniors and Seniors.

Common Areas:

Main lounge, dining area, games room, study hall, and outdoor patio for socializing, eating, and relaxing.

Floor 1: Freshman and Sophomore Dorms

Rooms:
Freshman (2 students per room)
Sophomore (2 students per room)
Room Features: Twin beds, study desks, shared wardrobe, sitting area, bathrooms, kitchens
- Bathrooms: Shared, 2 bathrooms per floor
- Common Lounge: Cozy area with couches and a bookshelf for socializing.

Floor 2: Junior and Senior Dorms

Rooms:
Junior (2 students per room)
Senior (2 students per room)
Room Features: Full-size beds, study desks, shared wardrobe and closet, sitting area, bathrooms, kitchens
- Bathrooms: Shared, 2 bathrooms per floor
- Common Lounge: A quieter, relaxed area for study or reflection.

Other Features:

- Laundry Room: Located in the basement, with washing machines and dryers.
- Storage Closets: In hallways for extra storage.
- RA Office: Resident Advisor office near the entrance for support.
- Emergency Exits: Located at the ends of hallways for safety.

Atmosphere:

Warm and cozy with soft lighting and a mix of vintage and modern decor, creating a comfortable and inviting space for students.

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