Opening Fall 2025 at Christ Church (118 N Washington St.)
Middle & Upper School Campus
Our new building is planned to open in Fall 2026
The former Ross building at 112 N. Washington St. is being transformed through a $7M renovation into a state-of-the-art high school for 160 students. Every inch of the space is being thoughtfully designed to support personalized learning, hands-on experiences, and student well-being.
During the construction phase (2025-2026 school year), Middle & Upper School classes will meet next door in the classrooms at Christ Church, which is attached to the future school building. We expect the new building to open Fall 2026.
Tailored classrooms for transformative learning
At Linder, classrooms aren’t just rooms—they are thoughtfully designed environments that maximize focus and learning. They reduce sensory overload, allow for hands-on teaching, support executive functioning, and create the kind of calm, clear structure that helps students thrive.
They feature modular seating to adapt to small-group vs. one-on-one work, visual cues that aid focus, sound-dampening materials to reduce distractions, and flexible layouts that allow teachers to tailor the space to the lesson—creating an environment where every student can engage and succeed.
Built for hands-on learning
Immersive spaces spark creativity, experimentation, and real-world application. Purpose-built labs and studios mirror professional settings—from a fully equipped science lab and tech/robotics workspace to dedicated art studios, a professional-grade dance studio, and sound-proofed music rooms for individual practice. They mix chemicals, build circuits, choreograph performances, and produce gallery-ready work—all as part of their daily experience.
For students who learn best by doing, experiential education can be transformative. These experiences unlock confidence, deepen understanding, and make learning stick by connecting academics to the real world in powerful, lasting ways.
Focused study & support spaces
Designed for focus and decompression, our reservable study rooms offer low-stimulation environments where students can complete work or receive one-on-one support. Equipped with soft lighting, acoustic control, and visual supports, these spaces are ideal for students to block out distractions.
Every day, students have the opportunity to meet with their teachers for office hours for extra support in a class. At least once a week, they have a check-in with their advisor designed to help them take time to reflect, and plan for the week ahead. This built-in support helps students stay on track while building confidence—reducing anxiety and building life skills in self-awareness, organization, time management, and self-advocacy.
Built-in movement
From a professional-grade dance studio and indoor rock wall to a fully equipped weightlifting space and on-site showers, Linder’s campus is designed for movement and balance. These active spaces help students manage energy, reset between classes, and develop physical confidence.
With intentional breaks built into the daily schedule, students develop self-awareness around their physical and emotional states. These structured opportunities for movement and recovery support self-regulation, reduce stress, and enhance focus—key components of executive functioning and overall well-being.
Spaces that spark connection
Linder’s new campus features thoughtfully designed social spaces that foster connection, community, and a sense of belonging. The open, wide staircase linking the first and second floors doubles as a vibrant gathering space—perfect for relaxed conversations, group work, or decompressing between classes. The beautiful library and media center offers a welcoming environment for both collaboration and quiet reflection, complete with cozy seating and spaces built for research and exploration. In the bright dining hall, students will be able to gather in a welcoming space with peers to share a meal and connect about the day.
Flexible lounge zones and common areas around the building invite students to collaborate, participate in clubs, and form meaningful friendships. These intentional environments help students develop the peer relationships that support both academic success and personal growth.
Our faculty & staff
Our passionate, diverse community of educators is empowering the next generation.
Investing in the foundation of your child’s future
At Linder, we offer personalized, research-backed learning tailored to each child. We focus on interventions that help students grow, not just accommodations. Alongside strong academics, we build in social-emotional learning, executive functioning, and life skills in every lesson.