Currently, three dormitories provide access to the school's network and the Internet from each student room in addition to providing a phone line for each student. All dormitories will provide this access by September 2001. In addition, each dormitory has a room that may be dedicated solely to computers, or it may be part of the common area. The computer room has at least one school computer and several network jacks where students with laptop computers can gain access to the school network. The common room is as its name implies, a place where students can gather to watch TV or videos, play games, call home or friends, or simply enjoy each other's company.
All dormitories have phone access and all students are assigned voice mail accounts.
All dormitories house at least two different classes. Roommate assignments are made through close cooperation by the Admission Office and the Associate Head of School in charge of residential life to make the very best match possible. Roommates are assigned on the basis of their grade level and in regard to their interests, lifestyle, and personality, although occasionally, students who are a grade apart will be assigned as roommates. While living together during the school year, roommates are encouraged to work out any differences. If that does not appear to be possible, occasional room changes can occur after consultation among the students, floor masters, advisers, Dorm Deans and the Associate Head of School.