[2] It was designed by the local architectural firm of Kimball, Bailie & Cowgill.

It exemplifies the ideals of "ample sunlight, fresh air, and open space for the innovative subjects and learning conditions advocated by Progressive educators.

"[2] The stripped-down version of the Beaux-Arts style of the two-story brick structure also embodied the progressive philosophy of constructing noble public buildings.

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