During the meeting, an update on the construction progress was presented, focusing on the new school’s structural and safety features. The building is now fully watertight, thanks to a completed PVC roof membrane and other waterproofing efforts. The exterior construction is advancing with window installations nearly finished on the north side. A demonstration of the building’s robust insulation was also given, detailing a combination of spray foam and exterior insulation that promises energy efficiency and comfort.

The design emphasizes student safety and accessibility. A new electronic gate system will ensure secure bus access, allowing buses to enter and exit without interference from parent drop-off traffic. This separation was planned to streamline student arrivals and departures. Inside, the main entrance will feature a secure vestibule area to enhance security further.

The facility includes a variety of spaces tailored to modern educational needs. The administrative wing and classrooms are organized efficiently, while specialty classrooms include science labs equipped with necessary storage and utilities. The media center, positioned on the second floor, is designed as a versatile space for library activities and other educational programs.

Additional features such as a cafetorium, combining a cafeteria with an auditorium, underline the building’s multi-functional design. The cafetorium will provide a contemporary dining experience, with cafe-style seating for students to encourage a sense of maturity and responsibility.