A typical classroom cluster includes a common area shared by four classrooms to easily accommodate physical and visual communication. These shared spaced act as “pull-out” spaces for individuals and as the central hub for shared laptop computers used by the students. The clusters are organized into double-loaded wings to reduce construction costs and provide efficient student supervision. The buildings form part of the perimeter security, reducing the need for fencing and resulting in a more inviting campus. Bold earth tone colors of the sequoias and non-traditional forms were used to communicate to the students that this is an important and everlasting experience.