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Nestled in the Broadmoor neighborhood of Colorado Springs, The Colorado Springs School’s 28-acre campus is designed to inspire curiosity, connection, and hands-on learning. Our historic setting blends distinctive architecture, flexible learning spaces, and expansive outdoor areas that support students from preschool through grade 12.

The Trianon
El Pomar Academic Center (EPAC)
Children’s Academic Center (CAC)
Early Childhood Center (ECC)
Carriage House
Louisa Performing Arts Center (LPAC)
Louise Honnen Tutt Field House
Lewis B. Maytag Dining Hall
Launch Pad

The Trianon

Trianon

The historic Trianon, built as a private home in 1907, serves as the centerpiece of our lovely campus. This neo-classical style building also houses the school library, meeting rooms, administrative offices, including the Office of Admissions & Financial Aid and the Head of School’s Office.

El Pomar Academic Center (EPAC)

El Polmar

Our Middle & Upper School, serving Grades 6 through 12th, is housed in the El Pomar Academic Center. Classrooms, science labs, student gathering areas, a computer lab, College & Career Counseling, and the Registrar are located in this building.

Children’s Academic Center (CAC)

Children's Academic Center (CAC)

The Children's Academic Center is home to classrooms for Grades K through 3 and a K-8 STEM Lab.

Early Childhood Center (ECC)

Early Childhood Center (ECC)

PreKindergarten classrooms are located in the Early Childhood Center, which also houses the Early Childhood Library.

Carriage House

Carriage House

Originally built in 1908 as a carriage house for polo ponies, carriages, and horses, the Carriage House now serves as a creative hub for students across all divisions. Students gather here for art, studio art, photography, torch-blowing, and other fine arts classes.

Louisa Performing Arts Center (LPAC)

Louisa Performing Arts Center (LPAC)

The Louisa Performing Arts Center features a 300-seat theater for performances, assemblies, and community events. The building also includes an art gallery and classroom space.

Louise Honnen Tutt Field House

The Louisa Performing Arts Center features a 300-seat theater for performances, assemblies, and community events. The building also includes an art gallery and classroom space.

Lewis B. Maytag Dining Hall

The Lewis B. Maytag Dining Hall was the first building constructed after The Colorado Springs School purchased the property in 1967. In 2025, the space received a facelift with the introduction of SAGE Dining Services, including new self-serve hot food stations and a salad bar. Today, the Dining Hall serves weekday lunch and is also home to the student Health Center.

Launch Pad

The Launch Pad is the newest building on campus and home to CSS’s innovative fourth- and fifth-grade program. Designed to support a confident transition to Middle School, the program helps students build the skills, independence, and self-confidence needed to thrive academically and personally.