The Revers Center for Science and Visual Arts is a state-of-the-art facility that sits at the heart of the school’s campus. Upper School students take classes in math, interdisciplinary studies, science, arts, and other electives in this building. Key features include:

The Balamurugan Research Center, a guided-research lab where students can pursue long-term, independent projects
Prep rooms attached to chemistry, biology, and physics labs, used to set up complex experiments and demonstrations
The Carswell Engineering classroom and Snider Studio, a rapid-prototyping suite, where students design with 3D CAD software, build models with 3D printers and laser cutters, and create remote-controlled vehicles in the Correia Robotics Workshop.
Five spacious art studios for photography, painting, drawing, ceramics, and sculpture
The Baldwin Family Art Commons where student and visiting artist work is displayed.
Six flexible interdisciplinary classrooms, several common areas, and four small breakout areas for small-group work.