Mater Dei
Building By Andy Morris
Updates BOOKSTORE
We have had a lot of exciting changes to the building this year. Some of these changes were in motion at the beginning of the spring semester, some of these changes are a result of our COVID-19 reopening response. We would like to give a special thank you to Jarrod Luigs ‘02 for donating the furniture from the 5/3rd building downtown and to Jerry Kirchoff ‘70 and Kenny Miller ‘75 for volunteering their time and talent in much of the construction you see in these pictures.
Two of our classrooms, rooms 214 and 215, were both smaller classrooms in comparison to our other rooms and shared a common wall. We moved the wall back, making classroom 215 larger and repurposed 214 as the bookstore, which is closer to the media center. We were able to move the bookshelves constructed by Kenny Miller to the new bookstore.
NGE U O L R E TEACH
The teacher lounge was in need of a remodel. With moving the copiers out of the break room, we were able to create a dining space for our staff, separate from a workroom.
From IT Office to New Teacher Workroom The IT office relocated downstairs in freshman hallway to a smaller space. This gave us the opportunity to move the copiers out of the break room and into the space, creating a dedicated workroom for our teachers.
