Kents Hill School - Buildings

Buildings

Kents Hill's campus contains the following buildings:

  • Bearce Hall — Administration, Admissions, Social Studies, and History.
  • Sampson Hall — Boys' Residence Hall, Cochrane Library, Bass Visual Arts Center, Isaacson Computer Center.
  • Ricker Hall — English, Performing Arts & Ricker Theater, and KHS Bookstore.
  • Dunn Science Center — Science, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, and Modern Languages.
  • Masterman Union — Dining Hall, College Counseling, Husky Den (snack bar), student lounges, and Lois Masterman Computer Lab.
  • Williams Woodworking Studio.
  • Davis Hall — Senior and Postgraduate Boys' Residence Hall.
  • Wesleyan Hall — Freshmen Boys' Residence Hall.
  • Jacobs Hall — Freshmen and Sophomore Girls' Residence Hall, Development.
  • Reed Hall — Junior, Senior, and Post Graduate Girls' Residence Hall.
  • Alfond Athletics Center — hockey rink, gymnasium, fitness center.
  • O'Connor Alpine Training Center — training center for skiiers and snowboarders, lodge.
  • Newton Performing Arts Center - recording studio, school band practice room, and auditorium.

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