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The Annenberg Science Center is a green building, using passive solar energy and renewable resources. Corrugated walls are specially designed to muffle sound, making it a perfect study space.
Biology teacher Josh Sham works one-on-one with a student during a dissection lab. Class sizes - and classroom sizes - allow for both individual instruction and student collaboration.
With plenty of natural light and furniture that encourages group gatherings, this space in the Science Center is perfect for collaborative work.
Science classes are lab-intensive at Peddie; all students are trained in best practices and lab safety. Sophomores even get to extract their own DNA.
Captured by a Student: Students experiment with electromagnetism in Advanced Research Physics.