Modern acoustical tile cover the pressed steel ceilings in the second story corridor and in the rear center classrooms. The basement level has been converted to small classrooms and special-purpose rooms with high ceilings and exposed pipes. The corridors of the main block and most of the eight corner classrooms are lined with painted, beaded cypress wainscoting with chair rails and baseboards. Picture rails also surround the rooms at the height of the top of the windows. The wooden doors to the classrooms have three horizontal panels and a single wire-glass light above.
Some doors have original doorknobs and lock sets.
Above the doors are covered transoms. The stairs rise a half story with each flight with landings between floor levels. The banisters, with simple square-sectioned balusters, terminate with square newel posts with corbelled caps. The Georgia pine floors have been covered by linoleum tile and carpeting. The interiors of the 1954 addition feature a principal's and administration offices on the second floor and an entry foyer, gymnasium and stage, on the first floor.