Student Life
Residential Life
Springfield Commonwealth's 20-acre campus provides students with a sense of community through a true college-like housing experience. At SCA, students live among friends and classmates from across the country and around the world while being supported by caring and involved faculty members.
Residential life is a key part to students' experiences away from home. Living at SCA provides opportunities intended to foster personal development and independence, to explore new interests, and to establish lifelong friendships.
75%
Total Boarding Students
Boarding Days Per Week
2-4
Dorm Parents per House
2-3
Average Students per Room
Providing a home away from home through shared experiences
Caswell House
24 Students (1925)
Castle House
20 Students (1910)
Annex
25 Students (1963)
Ray House
22 Students (1920)
Campus Dining
A true sense of community abounds in the dining hall as it contributes to the quality of life across the campus, fostering relationships over shared meals. The food service program is designed to provide high quality, nutritional meals that appeal to the varying tastes of the whole school population.
Springfield Commonwealth Academy's South Hall is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Monday through Friday, and open for brunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Meals are prepared daily and students have unlimited access to the dining hall during its open hours. SCA accommodates all food allergies and dietary restrictions.
South Hall
Dining Hall (1905)