The classrooms are set up with state-of-the-art equipment, fitting for the prestigious Hawthorne Academy. All desks are made of elegant mahogany, all chairs designed to be comfortable. Chalk boards are non existent, most lessons are taught on dry erase boards or using computers.<br/><br/>The Art room is any artist's wet dream. Any medium needed to create art can be found here, from paints to a small photography lab for aspiring photographers. All paints are supplied as needed, and special orders can be made if something is not readily available. There is also a pottery room with a top of the line kiln for those who are more drawn to sculpture and pottery. Blank canvasses are kept in a large storage closet accessible only authorized teachers and students as well as paint brushes, sculpting tools, etc.<br/><br/>The music room is set up for any lover of music to perfect their craft. All instruments are stored perfectly and cleaned regularly by staff if not by the students themselves. The chairs are specifically ordered to maximize comfort as students practice on their trombones or violins. Most sheet music is supplied by the teachers, but students are allowed to ask for new music or more challenging music.<br/><br/>From chemistry to biology, the science room is designed to cater to whatever science catches your fancy. While obviously not designed for bio-engineering, it is set up to allow for dissections, chemical experiments, and the like. The laboratory is kept immaculate, with a row of microscopes lining the wall and bunson burners too. All major equipment is kept in the closets lining the room between tables fixed to the walls, all vials and glasses are kept stored there as well. The eye-washing station is at the front of the room near the instructor/lab assistant's desk. Larger set pieces for the Science majors also stand along the side of the classrooms. Mass spectrometers, nuclear resonance imagers, Thermocycler's and other machines most could only dream of being able to afford.