Our Campus

List of 12 items.

• Think Tank

  The Think Tank is designed to be a space where students and teachers come to imagine, dream, brainstorm, and plan. Outfitted with stadium seating, beanbag chairs, and walls designed to be written upon, classes across the school enjoy this comfortable, inspiring space.

• Innovation Lab

  The Innovation Lab has shop tables, writable tables, movable seating, rolling marker boards, a green sreen, 3D printers, laser printers, vinyl cutters, and drones. The centerpiece is an 80 square foot media wall. In addition, students can find almost any traditional tool imaginable in this sleek new space.

• Robotics Lab

  The Robotics Lab houses two practice tables as well as dozens of blue-tooth motorized LEGO robots, LEGO engineering software, moon-bots and a mock lunar-landscape, and many more fun gadgets—all components necessary to compete in the First LEGO League’s LEGO Robotics tournament. 
  
  There is storage for all robotic components, and each LFCDS Robotics team has their own cabinet in which to store their supplies. There is designated shelving for the robots, processors, motors, and various LEGO pieces. In the Robotics Lab the walls and cabinets are writable surfaces as are the planning/meeting tables, separate from the practice tables.

• Early Childhood Center

  The James L. Marks III Early Childhood Center provides a cutting-edge learning environment for our four- and five-year-olds. Throughout these early childhood years, our program is designed to promote the social, emotional, cognitive and physical growth of each child and to help children achieve optimal development in preparation for future years at Lake Forest Country Day School.

• Green Bay Atrium

  The Green Bay Atrium —highlighted by a sunlit atrium space—serves as the heart of the School, the crossroads of activity, a teacher/student meeting place and a forum for small performances and presentations. The fireplace and soft furniture emphasize the family aspect of the community and provide a mutually beneficial place for social interaction between younger and older students.

• Library

  The School's cutting-edge Library-Media Center merges technology and library science and provides unmatched educational opportunities. 
  
  

  The Library-Media Center is beautifully appointed with skylights, beamed ceilings and a fireplace—conducive to quiet reading, research or small group study.
  
  

  The 15,000-volume library includes subscriptions to several print periodicals, a professional library for faculty and a parenting library for LFCDS families. It uses an automated catalog and provides the School community with an online encyclopedia and an online periodicals service.

• Fine Arts Facilities

  The School's art classrooms are located at the center of the School emphasizing LFCDS' commitment to the arts. In addition to large spaces with abundant natural light, there is a ceramics/three dimensional art room, and a kiln room. Student artwork is showcased in galleries throughout the School.
  
  

  The School's Performing Arts Center provides wonderful space for the many musical concerts, dramatic performances and community gatherings throughout the year.
  
  Two music rooms and a band room also serve as the hub of the Fine Arts Department.

• Athletic Facilities

  The main athletic facilities consist of a small gymnasium and a larger gymnasium equipped with a climbing wall and locker rooms for boys and girls. LFCDS also has four outdoor playing fields accommodating soccer, football, baseball, softball, and field hockey. 

• Outdoor Labratory

  LFCDS began restoring a parcel of woodland on the south side of its campus in 2012. Today, this “living natural laboratory” is used across all grades and disciplines for a variety of activities, whether it is an English class writing poetry inspired by nature or a science class studying ecosystems. Students use magnifying glasses, large and small fish nets, soil sample jars, Vernier Lab probes, and other scientific instruments to conduct a variety of experiments in this one-of-a-kind classroom.

• Greenhouse

  The Robbie Bermingham Greenhouse, located in the courtyard, enjoys new life as a bustling hub for sustainable farming. Through the aquaponic garden, students explore plant life, food production, and community service.

• Playgrounds

  LFCDS maintains seperate, age-appropriate playgrounds for our ECC, Lower School, and Upper School students. Lower and Upper School students also have access to the soccer fields and the basketball courts during outdoor recess.

• Lunchroom

  The comfortable and attractive lunchroom offers hot, family style meals to students and faculty, prepared by OrganicLife. Parents are always welcome to join the students at lunchtime.