Masuk High School’s building has over 260,000 square feet of living space, which can be intimidating for incoming freshmen to navigate. In fact, finding all of their classes was among the biggest fears expressed by students at Fresh Fest, the school’s annual freshmen orientation, Friday morning. While considering her biggest concern for the start of school, incoming freshman Marissa Lee said, “knowing where to go and not getting lost.” “Getting lost,” Kaitlyn Lapine, a fellow freshman, agreed, before smiling and adding, “but I will anyway.” Diane Gaber, a science teacher, said Masuk’s new students will each have a map and the principal, Dr. Jacob Greenwood, who is in his second year, offered his take on the situation.
