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Why are there multiple buildings and what are they each for ?
Why are there multiple buildings and what are they each for ?
There are 7 buildings but the only ones you need to remember are A,B,C,F and G (D building is the gyms and E is the cafeteria but no one calls it that).
The school is more or less split up by subject. When you read your schedule, classrooms will have a number that will look like this: B203. The letter is the building, the first number is the floor, the next two numbers are the room number.
Map of Doors
Map of Doors
Please enter through door closest to your classroom, keeping in mind the one way hallways/staircases (see below).
KEY:
Circles = accessible throughout the day with student ID
Red Circles = designated entrance/exit for students with Open Ends permission (must swipe in and out)
Blue Squares = accessible during arrival and dismissal times only
Floor Plans for One Way Hallways
Floor Plans for One Way Hallways
Green arrows signify "up" stairwells; red arrows signify "down" stairwells. The first floor hallways will go clockwise (starting going straight from the Welcome Center). Each floor rotates directions. Signs will be posted to help navigate the building, and longer passing periods will give us all time to safely move through the hallways.
For More Information about the DHS campus and schedule, please check out the Welcome Back to DHS site!
For More Information about the DHS campus and schedule, please check out the Welcome Back to DHS site!
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