To control the flow of visitor traffic and separate instructional space from community space, the community room, media center, gallery and student support services are purposefully situated off the main entrance. The media center is directly visible from the gallery, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass to establish the space as a focal point.

The community room at Queensbury High School provides a large gathering space for meetings and special events. Featuring an arched ceiling and large windows, the room is open and transparent. Large video screens and flexible furniture provide a comfortable atmosphere for any large event at the district.

Located off the main entry, the auditorium received a complete renovation to modernize the space, address acoustical issues, and upgrade lighting and sound technology.

Band, orchestra, and chorus each have their own teaching and rehearsal space. Art classrooms now function as studios with natural light, high ceilings, and visual connectivity between spaces, reflective of a collegiate and professional artist’s environment.

The STEM learning community is a hub for technology and collaboration, including a state-of-the-art innovation lab, media and video production classroom, robotics lab and shared makerspaces. Flexible furniture encourages students to work collaboratively and allows teachers to design their classrooms around specific lessons.

Humanities classrooms put learning on display with corridor wall glazing and promote active learing with multiple teaching walls, projectors and write-on surfaces.

Tier 3 and Extended Learning Spaces are dispersed throughout each learning community, equipped with dynamic, flexible furniture and integrated technology. They support project-based, collaborative learning as an extension of the typical classroom environment.