built in the 1920s at Central and Metropolitan Avenues. In 2005 the high school was re-designated the Hyde Park Education Complex, which housed three smaller high schools: the Community Academy of Science and Health (CASH), The Engineering School, and the Social Justice Academy. The complex was shut down in 2011; both the Engineering School and the Social Justice Academy closed, and CASH was relocated to Dorchester. As of the 2012–13 school year, the complex is occupied by Boston Community Leadership Academy (BCLA) and New Mission High School (NMHS). Private schools Hyde Park is home to the private school Boston Trinity Academy and New Beginnings Academy. Higher education Hyde Park is home to the private Boston Baptist College, located on Fairmount Hill. Former schools The Engineering School Elihu Greenwood Elementary School Fairmount School (building now houses Boston Police Academy) Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Memorial School (building now houses Boston Trinity Academy) Most Precious Blood Elementary School (building now houses Boston Preparatory Charter Public School) Social Justice Academy St. Anne's School (closed) St. Pius X School (closed) William Barton Rogers Middle School (closed) Hyde Park High School (building now known as Hyde Park Education Complex) Hyde Park Academy (closed) Public libraries Boston Public Library operates the Hyde Park Branch Library, which won an AIA architectural prize. Groundbreaking for the Hyde Park Town Library occurred in December 1898; construction was completed and the building opened in September 1899. In 1912, the library became part of the Boston Public Library after Hyde Park was annexed by Boston. In 1997, ground was broken for an addition and renovation of the original portion of the facility. A grand reopening ceremony, attended by Mayor of Boston Thomas M. Menino, occurred in January 2000. The library received the 2006 Best Accessible Design Award in May of that year. Transportation The MBTA Commuter Rail's Fairmount shuttle to Readville is Hyde Park's most direct connection with downtown Boston, servicing both the Fairmount and Readville stations. The Providence/Stoughton branch also stops at Hyde Park station in Cleary Square, and the Franklin branch has scheduled stops at all three stations, while servicing mainly the one at Readville. Additionally, several MBTA bus routes (numbers 24, 32, 33 and 50) through Cleary and Logan Squares provide connections to the Orange and Red Lines, at Forest Hills station in Jamaica Plain and Mattapan station in Mattapan respectively. Despite this, Hyde Park has no subway