Boarding
For our boarding students, Bolles is a second home. With boarders in grades 7-12 from more than 25 countries, the program offers diversity and a sense of family that enhances the Bolles experience.
Female boarding students live on the Bartram Campus, and male boarders on the San Jose Campus. Each group has a supervisor, several faculty members and their families living on campus with them. Boarding students get the guidance and discipline they would at home, as well as familial intimacy. Project Link-Up pairs boarding students with Bolles families living off-campus, giving them the chance to form strong bonds while they’re away from home. Pictures will be added frequently to the on-line gallery here. Be sure to check often.
The San Jose Campus features comfortable residence halls for 80 male students. The Bartram Campus is home to approximately 50 female boarders, nestled in a picturesque wooded setting along Pottsburg Creek. In addition to the excellent recreational facilities for boarding students on both campuses, students also take part in organized off-campus activities that provide entertainment and enrichment.
Shuttle buses transport boarding students to their respective campuses for school and other activities. For students in grades 7-9, the boarding program includes structured study time, room inspection and daily academic counseling. This prepares them for more independent living in grades 10-12. Students immersed in this culturally diverse environment learn self-discipline, respect for others, and cooperation.
The Campus Store will be offering essential dorm items through Dorm Co. These items include bedding, organisers, and many other items all shipped directly to the School. Please click on the link below to access the site.
