41 of Grant's classrooms will be demolished and 31 classes would be rebuilt. 48 classes will be remodeled and 14 of them would remain the same. The library and M&O (maintenance and operations) building will be newly rebuilt. The entire 100 building will be torn down in order to create a newly renovated; career center, health unit, administrative building, and an office for the school police. The sewers, water, utilities will be upgraded in order to create a more sanitary environment. In addition, Grant Hall (Auditorium) will be modernized and the school's landscape will be upgraded. Notable alumni Davie Allan, instrumental rock guitarist Gilbert Arenas, professional basketball player, NBA All-Star with Washington Wizards Rod Beck, Major League Baseball pitcher 1991-2003, 3-time All-Star David Bender, author, radio broadcaster Barry Carl, former Rockapella band member Mike Curb, Lt. Governor of California from 1979-1983, music producer Bobby Diamond, 1964, child actor and later Los Angeles lawyer Micky Dolenz, actor, musician and drummer of The Monkees John Dolmayan, rock drummer (System Of A Down) Moosie Drier, actor and occasional director Kevin Dubrow, lead singer, co-founder of the rock group Quiet Riot (d. 2007) Ike Eisenmann, actor, producer, sound effects specialist Ruthann Friedman, folk musician Lonn Friend, vice president of A & R for Arista Records Mitch Gaylord, 1984 Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Jim Gordon, popular session drummer Jeff Green, former editor-in-chief of Games for Windows: The Official Magazine Tom Griffin, Major League Baseball player, 1969–82 Joel Grover - Los Angeles Television News Investigative Reporter Melora Hardin, actress, Jan in The Office Cheryl Holdridge, actress, married to Lance Reventlow Craig Hundley, musician and former child actor, now known as Craig Huxley Dan Kalb, City Councilmember, Oakland, CA Gary Knell, National Geographic Society President and Chief Executive Officer Michael Landau, session guitarist Stan Lee (musician) Sobol, guitarist for band The Dickies, formed in 1977, Clown Princes of Punk Minnette Gersh Lenier, teacher of literacy and professional magician Kay Lenz, Emmy Award-winning actress, first wife of David Cassidy Barry Livingston, actor (including Ernie on My Three Sons) Steve Lukather, musician, member of the rock group Toto Larry Magid, technology journalist Bruce Manson, former professional tennis player Megan Marshack, journalist Barry "The Fish" Melton, guitarist and co-founder of the band Country Joe and the Fish Johnette Napolitano, musician, Concrete Blonde Jessie Nelson, filmmaker (Corinna, Corinna, I Am Sam, The Story of Us, Fred Claus) Paul Neubauer, violist of