Residential Life

Living and learning at George School is an unforgettable experience.

Students create a home here at George School on their very own 240-acre classroom and playground. With students from all across the world, students learn and grow alongside each other, sharing their traditions and culture, and creating their own together.

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I love being a boarder because of the wonderful bonds I've built with my friends and dorm parents. We're like a family- we help each other, share food with each other, laugh and cry with each other. Through the years, I've seen everyone grow as a person and it is amazing to see how everyone becomes stronger. It is a valuable experience to have as a highschooler.
Elizabeth C.
Class of 2024

Dorm Life

Dorm Buildings

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Ginny Waller

All Gender Housing Coordinator, Religions Faculty, Director of Parent Engagement

All-Gender Housing
We know that a successful learning environment is dependent on the comfort, safety, and overall well-being of all community members.

In this space, students in joint agreement, and with the agreement of a parent/guardian, can apply to reside together on campus, independent of their gender or gender expression.

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Home Away from Home

Activities

At George School, we're all about the balance between work and play. Coming together as a community to relax and laugh is just as important as our studies— and we often leave refreshed and uplifted, learning a thing or two along the way. Check out upcoming events on the School Calendar.

Questions? Contact the Office of Student Life at deans@georgeschool.org.

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Traditions

Living in the dorm brings unforgettable memories you will take with you for a lifetime.

COWW and CLUE Weekends

Every year, COWW (Hosted by Campbell, Orton, Westwood, and West Main) and CLUE (Hosted by Central Main, Upper Drayton, Lower Drayton, and East Main) weekends bring multiple dorms together in celebration—filled with fun festivities, food, and a bit of friendly competition.

"I want each and every resident of the dorm to know that they are safe and part of the dorm family. One of my favorite ways to get to know the students is through cooking and baking together. We've made macaroni and cheese, apple pie, noodles, dumplings, and attempted, but failed, at making brigadeiros...I am constantly learning something!"

- Ginny Waller, All Gender Housing Coordinator

Dorm Traditions

Every holiday season, each dorm has a special tradition on Sunday before they leave on winter break. It is followed after the school's special Holiday Meeting for Worship and holiday dinner in the dining hall.