the current facility on LaFayette Parkway. In August 2014, a $46 million renovation and construction project was completed. The new building contains 87 new classrooms on two floors including seven computer labs. Each classroom is outfitted with a Promethean interactive whiteboard, projector and ELMO document camera. The business technology labs have with ClearTouch 70” interactive displays that are fully integrated with new educational software. New classrooms include general classrooms for core classes, science labs, an ACCESS computer lab for distance learning and specialty classrooms for Consumer Science, Health Science, Driver's Education, Art, Special Education, Business Tech, Engineering, Publishing and Horticulture. OHS also features a new cafeteria, kitchen and serving area. Following the renovation, the school's Bulldog Stadium now has a turf field, new concession areas, new restrooms and ticket booths. A 22,000 square foot indoor athletic facility including a turf practice field, varsity locker room, coaches' offices and meeting rooms were also built during renovations. Additionally, renovations were also completed for the OHS baseball field, the women's athletic facility, and the girls' and boys' physical education areas. Publications Opelika High School students produce a school newspaper called "The Bulldog". The Bulldog includes Editorial, Entertainment, News, Feature, Sports, and Club News sections. The staff sells ads to local businesses to fund the paper, which is printed by Media General. The high school's yearbook is titled "Zig-Zag." Perspectives magazine Students also prepare and distribute a literary-art magazine of student-submitted work called Perspectives. It is published once a year and distributed during the spring semester. Charles Hannah started the magazine in 1987 as an after-school activity. Since then, Perspectives has become a full class that meets first block every other day. Perspectives magazine achievements Alabama Scholastic Press All Alabama: 1997, 2002–04, 2006–08 Superior: 1996, 1999, 2005, 2009–11 Excellent: 2000–01 Alabama Writers Forum Certificate of Commendation: 2001 Exceptional Graphic Design: 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 Best Overall Literary Content & Graphic Design: 2003 American Scholastic Press First Place with Special Merit: 1997–2011 Most Outstanding High School Literary-Art Magazine: 2001, 2003, 2007–08, 2010–11 First Place: 1996 Columbia Scholastic Press Gold Medalist Certificate: 1997–99, 2001–11 Silver Medalist Certificate: 2000 NCTE Superior: 1997, 1999–2002, 2004, 2007–11 Highest Award: 1996, 1998, 2003, 2005–06 Athletics Opelika competes in class 7A of the AHSAA. Its primary athletic rival is the Auburn High School Tigers. The mascot is the bulldog. More specifically, there are 2 bulldogs called "Ope" and "Lika" which