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Our School’s first-ever capital campaign – “Foundation for the Future” – was a three-year program begun in 1992. Its goal was to raise $3.5 million for these well-defined purposes:
- Retire the balance owed on the School’s purchase in 1991 of its basic campus property.
- Provide additional classroom space for all levels, pre-K through Middle School, including new buildings for Upper Elementary and Middle School.
- Build a 3600 sq. ft play pavilion, which the School had never had.
- Renovation of existing classroom buildings and fellowship hall buildings for new uses.
- Much-expanded parking facilities, inter-campus drives and newly-configured campus.
These objectives were achieved in the 1990's and today’s School of the Woods students and parents enjoy the new facilities.
ABOVE: The driveway (aka carpool line) serves an educational purpose as it is lined with native Texas plants. On the right is the remodeled Studio for Dance and Theatre Arts.
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ABOVE: Middle School building and a portion of the adjacent play pavilion. The new building designs feature large expanses of glass which create a feeling of openess and contact with nature.
ABOVE: Exterior patio for lower elementary classroom. With the mild Houston winters, this area can be used almost year round.
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