Inside, the gathering space was enlarged, its original oak flooring repaired, and updated with new lighting and built-in casework. The remainder of the older classroom wings were removed to make way for a new two-story brick classroom addition, which now houses nine classrooms, restrooms, and a wheelchair lift. Designed to echo the materials and massing of the historic Meeting House, the addition features aluminum-clad wood windows and a green standing seam metal roof, establishing visual continuity with the existing buildings. A glass-enclosed hyphen connects the new and old structures, offering a graceful architectural transition and a transparent moment between past and present. Throughout construction, special attention was paid to protecting the surrounding historic cemetery, with careful site planning and landscaping that enhances both accessibility and reverence.