A closed string metal stairway leads to the two rear entrances. The hip roof front block is Neoclassical in spirit. Stone steps recede in width as they rise to the raised entrance. An entry portico dominates the front elevation. Hollow fluted Doric columns rise to a full entablature and pediment.
Columns rest on rectangular bases and rise to plain rectangular capitals.
A soldier course serves as the lintel, and the sills are composed of brick headers. A cast concrete water table runs across the elevations. The main entrance is set within a round arch, ornamented with a header course and a central keystone. As one would expect in a structure used for educational purposes, the interior is functional in appearance and largely intact. There is a great deal of similarity in the interiors of the three separately-constructed blocks.