The historic Trianon, built in 1907 as a private home, serves as the centerpiece of our lovely campus. As of 2008, the Trianon became home to the Middle School. Classrooms, science labs, student gathering areas, a technology lab, Middle School Head and Middle School secretary are all located in this building. The neo-classical style building also houses administrative offices, the school library, and meeting rooms. The Head of School, receptionist, Admission Office, and Business Offices are located on the main floor. Another Admission Office, Advancement and Communications office are located on the second floor.

El Pomar Academic Center (EPAC)

Our Upper School is housed in the El Pomar Academic Center. Classrooms, science labs, student gathering areas, college couseling, a computer lab, Upper School Head, and Upper School secretary are located in this building.

Children's Academic Center (CAC)

Second through fifth grade classrooms, offices, and a computer lab are in the CAC. The Children's School Head is located in the CAC.

Early Childhood Center (ECC)

Our PreKindergarten through first grade classes meet in the ECC. The Children's School secretary is located in this building.

Carriage House

When this building was built in 1908, it was originally the carriage house, housing polo ponies, carriages, and carriage horses. Now, Children's School art, Middle and Upper School studio art, and Middle and Upper School photography meet in this building. It also houses the facilities and maintenance office.

Louisa Performing Arts Center (LPAC)

This gem of a theatre is one of the busiest spots on campus. In addition to the theatre, it contains an art gallery and classroom.

Louise Honnen Tutt Field House

The newest building on our campus, the Louise Honnen Tutt Field House gives our growing athletic program excellent facilities. The NCAA-sized gymnasium allows up to three volleyball courts and up to two basketball courts for practice. Locker rooms, weight room, and coaches' offices are located here. On the mezzanine level, our music program benefits from a band room and a vocal music room.

Lewis B. Maytag Dining Hall

The first building added, after The Colorado Springs School purchased the property in 1967, the Maytag Dining Hall serves hot lunches every weekday. Students can choose from a variety of healthy and tasty items. The school nurse and one classroom are also located in this building.

Boddington Field

Originally a lake, this acreage is now home to our soccer and lacrosse teams. Two full-size soccer fields allow several practices and multiple games at the same time.