Year High School classrooms. The basement level, which was formerly a canteen-cum-multi-purpose hall was turned into the school's Learning Resource Center in 1992. It is composed of two libraries: the Antonio Montemayor Anievas Memorial Library (Grade School) and Music Room extensions/ In 2005, the central garden separating the Grade School and High School libraries was converted into a iNook which houses a considerable number of computers available for use by the school community. The Cybernook now uses MacBooks. Also constructed was a state-of-the-art "E-Classroom" which is found right beside the iNook. The ground floor also once housed the offices of the Registrar, the Director, and the Grade School Principal. These offices have since been moved to the newly renovated Mutien-Marie Wiaux Building. At present, the newly renovated Deborah Decena Auditorium (or sometimes known as the Debbie Decena Auditorium), the auditorium, the Information Systems Office, the medical and dental clinics. Beside the Main Building is the newly built, state-of-the-art Our Lady of the Star Chapel where regular masses are held. Beside this chapel is the Parmenie, the new recollection facility. On the third floor are three state-of-the-art computer laboratories and the office of the High School Assistant Principal. Also found within the St. La Salle Building are two pocket gardens, as well as a botanical garden at the rear end of the building. All classrooms in the Main building are air-conditioned, equipped with LCD projectors, and computers connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi. For Academic Year 2009–2010 and 2013– ongoing, major renovations have taken place for the computers in the E-Classroom and the Cybernook. Saint Brother Mutien-Marie Building In 2005, the Administration Building or the St. Brother Mutien-Marie Building, underwent a total renovation. It was one of the earliest building on campus and now houses the Finance Development Office, Registrar and Admissions office, and the Instructional and Performance Assessment Office. It also houses the president's office, grade school and high school principal's office, the Don Enrique Zobel Board Room, Quality Assurance and Management Office and the Human Resources Management and Development Department office. The building is named after St. Brother Mutien-Marie Wiaux, a De La Salle Christian Brother who taught St. Bertuin's School in Malonne, Belgium where he taught for fifty-eight years. He was canonized in 1989 by Pope John Paul II. Saint Joseph's Building The St. Joseph Building is home to all of the school's Home Economics and Livelihood Education