Ten years later, it moved to its present location in Ashrafieh, eastern Beirut.

On May 16, 1922, the first branch of the school started operating in a hut named “Adana Camp” in Beirut.

Through Reverend Henry H. Riggs' generous donation, and in memory of his wife and daughter, a new building was built to serve as a church and classroom in the Ashrafieh area.

In 1969, the kindergarten and elementary building was completed, and included a memorial hall dedicated to the victims of an accident during a school trip that took place on April 1, 1960, costing the life of 3 teachers and 18 students.

The school celebrated its 60th anniversary in 1982 with commemorative events and its 65th in 1987 with a concert of performing arts.