In 1985, a kindergarten and library wing were added and in the fall of 1991 the school completed a reconfiguration of the gym, adding an art room and a music room. New administrative offices were added at the same time. French, computer, music, art and PE are taught to all students on a weekly basis. The art program covers units on art history and trips to local museums and workshops are incorporated into the studio art curriculum. All students are trained to look at, discuss, assess and produce art.
French language is taught from kindergarten through the eighth grade.
Algebra is offered in the eighth grade to those students who meet the criteria. Construction began last fall with hopes of completion by the start of the 1998-99 school year. The new classrooms and renovation of old ones will allow the school to have a full sized computer room, a science lab, a classroom for the French program, new classrooms with lockers for the middle school students, a stage, larger music and art rooms, a clinic, space for volunteers to work and a regulation size gym. This year, an honor roll and a principal's list to recognize academic achievement and improvement were instituted. Students are recognized annually for their achievement in the Johns Hopkins Talent Search Program at both the regional and state levels.