Jackson Hole Classical Academy

Set on an 80-acre site at the base of the Teton Mountains, Jackson Hole Classical Academy’s 75,000-square-foot school building supports the Academy’s K–12 classical education program with a modern, well-organized academic environment. The three-level building includes classrooms, small learning studios, science and literature rooms, and dedicated arts and music spaces designed for focused study and a rigorous liberal arts curriculum. Clean interior lines, durable materials, and coordinated ceiling and wall systems create high-performing learning spaces with consistent acoustics, daylight, and flexibility for evolving instructional needs. Commons areas and gathering zones encourage interaction across grade levels, reinforcing the school’s emphasis on community.

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Throughout the building, integrated ceiling systems, high-quality gypsum and framing assemblies, and durable finishes contribute to a cohesive academic environment that balances simplicity and long-term performance. Circulation paths and interior connections streamline movement between classrooms, specialty areas, and shared spaces, supporting the daily flow of campus life. The new facility provides the Academy with a unified, modern learning environment that strengthens its structured academic approach while accommodating future growth.