Rowland Hall's vision for what's possible in education is bold and empowering.
It is driven by an understanding that today's students need an educational
experience that prepares them for an ever-changing world.
We believe the challenges of tomorrow will be solved by those who are creative
and collaborative, who can think critically and solve problems.
These are the people the world needs.
This extraordinary vision requires an extraordinary learning environment.
Opening in the fall of 2026,
the Richard R. Steiner Campus is designed for transformative education.
Strategically located next to our McCarthey Campus and adjacent to world-class research facilities,
the University of Utah, and downtown Salt Lake City, our new Middle School,
Upper School, athletic complex, and Performing Arts center will
allow students to engage in authentic and collaborative learning like never before.
This is an exciting moment in the history of Rowland Hall. Our new campus will cultivate
community with our welcoming, flexible, and inspiring spaces. This will allow students to work
collaboratively across disciplines and with our community partners. It will also enable younger
and older students to work together and learn from each other, something we have dreamt of for years.
Rowland Hall has always been a leader in pedagogy. The new campus will expand
opportunities for deep learning, such as student design projects and original
research that engages and enables students of all ages to take the lead in their educational
journey. The new facilities will include flexible classrooms and breakout spaces,
allowing students to work independently, in teams, or in partnership with local
companies and organizations. This is where authentic learning comes to life.
I'm excited about the extended programming in
digital and media arts this new building will support.
I'm looking forward to the student hubs,
where we'll be able to work independently or in small groups.
In college, I plan to study engineering. Rowland Hall has given me a great foundation,
but I can only imagine how new dedicated spaces
like the Maker Space could be a game changer for the school and students.
This new campus represents an investment in our community's future.
It's also an investment in our students to help
prepare them to solve the world's greatest problems.
This is not about an older space versus a newer, more appealing one,
but about enabling an entirely new level of capability and impact.
Your generous donations will build a campus where students armed with enriching and empowering
experiences emerge as the leaders, learners, and creators of tomorrow,
and where they're inspired to make a difference.
The time is now.
The world awaits.
Join us.