Or, in other words, the cafeteria. Dozens of long, wooden tables are spread across this large room for students to sit at and eat. Off to the side are three circular tables that can hold up to five people. On the other side is a shop where fresh fruit, sugary snacks, tea, and sodas can be purchased if the school lunch isn’t good enough.

On the left side of the cafeteria are doors on either side of the shop that opens the hallway with the gymnasium and pool. The gym is large and always opening so kids could play basketball after hours and sharpen their skills.

Added specifically for the aquatics classes, the pools are a new extension to the building and can be found down the hall a little ways from the gym. The room is stunningly large and holds two large pools that are cleaned and inspected daily – one for freshwater classes and one for saltwater.

This floor is usually filled with freshmen when lunch isn't in session. Though, like the other floors, the occasional sophomore, junior, or senior can be found. But it's normally just a bunch of freshmen.

Just down the hall sits the home economics class, back to back with the cafeteria which makes the cooking portion of the classes particularly fun since all the supplies are practically within reach. The room has a separate room conjoined with it that has six different kitchen stations.