All boys. All boarding. Grades 9-12.
Math, Computer Science, and Dining Building Gets Finishing Touches
The site of Woodberry Forest School's newest building hums with activity as chandeliers are hung, paint is applied, handrails are welded, and carpet is installed. "Our builder, Kjellstrom & Lee, expects to have the facility ready by mid-August," said David Clore, Woodberry's project director.
That means kitchen equipment will be moved in early July, and new Clore tables and chairs will be delivered to the Terry Dining Hall in late July. The exterior bridges leading to the Class of 2015 Lobby are nearly complete and the brickwork, exposed aggregate concrete, and paving are being finished. The Class of 2014 Rapidan River Dining Terrace's pergola has been made and is ready for installation.
Take a virtual tour of the building's progress in the Woodberry Forest School Photo Album.
That means kitchen equipment will be moved in early July, and new Clore tables and chairs will be delivered to the Terry Dining Hall in late July. The exterior bridges leading to the Class of 2015 Lobby are nearly complete and the brickwork, exposed aggregate concrete, and paving are being finished. The Class of 2014 Rapidan River Dining Terrace's pergola has been made and is ready for installation.
Take a virtual tour of the building's progress in the Woodberry Forest School Photo Album.
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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