The makerspace is not just a room with machines and tools. It’s their safe haven; a place where students can explore their passions, learn new skills, and collaborate with their peers. We believe that this approach helps students become lifelong learners and problem solvers.

I’m thrilled to see the makerspace at Maroun Abboud High School become a reality. It’s inspiring to see students working together, applying what they learn in the classroom to real-world challenges, and developing projects that can positively impact their community and beyond.

The presence of the red room in the MSFEA, coupled with the recent induction of the Human-centered design course into the student curricula, have become increasingly vital and necessary elements that carry and propel the determination, independence, and creative problem solving into an authentic preparation for the real world through simulating real-life challenges.