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Student tour highlights new cafeteria, vocational shops, quads and athletic facilities
Summary
A student-guided campus tour for incoming eighth-graders described gates, the office, the old and upcoming new cafeteria, multiple quads for electives and core classes, vocational programs including welding and auto, the drama building, library and athletic fields.
Student reporters Kevin and Liberty led a segment describing the campus layout for incoming eighth-graders and highlighted facility updates, including a new cafeteria planned for the site. "Like, for example, this is the gate right behind us where the students come in to show their IDs... The buses that take the students here is down there, and the office is right over there," one reporter said.
The tour named academic areas and vocational programs: an electives quad (200 Quad), an area for math and science (Hundred Quad), welding, auto shops, drama, the gym and outdoor athletic fields including softball, baseball, basketball and tennis areas. The reporters said "we will get new information on the new cafeteria when it does come in," indicating the cafeteria is a planned or in-progress update rather than completed.
The segment did not include district facilities staff or construction timelines; it was framed as an orientation for new students. Reporters repeatedly pointed out where adults and buses gather and where students will eat once the new cafeteria opens, but they did not give dates or funding sources for the cafeteria project.
