At some point the broken tiled floor makes a change to old wooden floorboards that creak when walked over. This would mark the borderline into the art department's territory, where music, theater and various arts are taught. It smells as old as it looks, though generally nostalgic in nature. Poorly drawn projects hang with better-drawn counterparts on the walls in this wing, some of which have been vandalized with additional "artwork" of a lesser tasteful caliber.

Nestled in the back is the station where students are served their fancy slop. Between the entrance and this area are long lines of tables and the attached circular stools. Colorful vending machines are placed off to the side, offering various beverages like sodas and juices. Although there are rectangular lights above, one has blown out leaving the top, left section dim despite the best efforts of the enormous windows to filter light.

The gym isn't unlike most others. Wooden floors decorated as a court to assist the basket ball hoops mounted to the left and right walls. Enormous steel doors, retractable guest seating opposite doors that lead to dressing rooms for each gender and another to the coach's office. Between these sets of doors is a protrusion, the announcer's nest where narrations of games are held, and just below the look-out is a digital scoreboard. For swim classes, the floor parts to reveal the large pool beneath the court.