Another part of the plan included connecting the buildings to make traversing the campus easier. The plan included a connector that joined all of these buildings through the addition of an enclosed hallway between the Lower School and Smead buildings, giving students access to every building without traveling outside. The balcony area around the lunch room was enclosed in glass as well. The Smead building, which is also the oldest structure on campus, was renovated to house the entire early childhood (Preschool-Kindergarten) program. Finally, a small roof was added next to the drop-off area to protect students from bad weather while they wait for buses or carpools. The entire operation, known as the "Under One Roof" project, totaled over 15 million dollars.