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All-School Campus Maps

Tour all four of our campuses with our interactive maps. Click the numbers to learn about many of our incredible facilities and locations on the Upper School San Jose Campus, Middle School Bartram Campus, Lower School Ponte Vedra Beach Campus and Lower School Whitehurst Campus.
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Pre-Kindergarten
Main Office
Lily's Science Lab
Copeland Library
Grade 4
Grade 3
World Language & Innovation Lab
The Arnold Family Outdoor Learning Center
Grade 5
Grade 1/Grade 2
Kindergarten
Pottsburg Creekfront
Warren-Ropp Courtyard
Pratt Dining Hall
Murchison-Lane Hall
Miller Room
Pratt Library
Tarver Hall
North Hall
Lovett Hall
Conroy Athletics Center
Betsy Lovett Art Center
Lee Hall
Shands Art Room
Athletic Fields
George Hall
PVB Treehouse
Main Office/Ponte Vedra Hall/PreK & Kindergarten
River Branch Building/Science & Art
McLauchlan-Evans Building/Grades 4 & 5
Grades 1, 2 & 3
Peyton Boathouse and Rice Family Crew Complex
Marine Science Center
Center for Innovation
Stein Fine Arts Center/Lynch Theater
McGehee Auditorium
Bent Student Center/Campus Store
Davis Gymnasium/Bulldog Hall
Uible Pool/Tarver Pool
McKenzie Wilson Softball Field
Skinner-Barco Stadium/Hodges Field
Cain Gymnasium
Bent Tennis Complex
Bolles Baseball Complex – Jerry and Bruce Chappell Fieldhouse, Chipper Jones Stadium and Hugh Donovan Field
Bolles Hall/Verlander Dining Hall
River Campus
Ulmer Hall
Flag Court
Swisher Library
Shultz Hall/Academic Office/Registrar/English & Sciences
Finance Office
Welcome Station
Admission House
Human Resources

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Pre-Kindergarten Building


With a beautiful porch overlooking the St. Johns River from a high bluff, the PreK classroom is a small cottage with resources to get students acclimated to classroom learning. The building includes a kitchen, a rug reading area, work space, several caged critters and its own playground area.

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Whitehurst Campus Office


The Lower School Office building houses the administrative assistant for the Bolles Lower School Whitehurst Campus.

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Lily's Science Lab


Lily's Science Lab offers students an opportunity to experience hands-on activities to help them better understand the world of science from an early age.

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Copeland Library


The Copeland Library, built with lower school-age children in mind, provides students with resources to help them excel in the classroom and life. There are stuffed animals to read with, sitting areas and the book shelves are just the right height for young minds and hands.

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Whitehurst Grade 4 Building


The Grade 4 building includes two classrooms and overlooks a play area the St. Johns River.

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Whitehurst Campus Grade 3 Building


This building houses two Grade 3 classrooms and is in within easy walking distance of the library and other resources.

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Student Services Center


The Whitehurst Campus Student Services Center includes the guidance counselors' and nurse's offices.

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The Arnold Family Outdoor Learning Center


The 488-square-foot riverfront treehouse overlooks the beautiful St. Johns River. The treehouse is made of concrete, heavy timber, wood logs and shingles including railings carved by Native Americans. Beams for the treehouse were grown in Minnesota. Each post is hand-shaped to fit with the other posts. The structure was designed to hold an entire class of students to provide an inspiring, fun environment for learning. The treehouse further emphasizes Bolles' belief in the power of play – both inside and outside the classroom.

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Whitehurst Grade 5 Classroom


The beautiful riverfront building accommodates Grade 5 classrooms on the Bolles Lower School Whitehurst Campus. The classrooms are contiguous to the Treehouse Outdoor Learning Center.

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Whitehurst Kindergarten Building


This building provides classrooms for students in Kindergarten and includes K-Cove, an outdoor adventure learning space, as well as a dedicated playground with specially designed play equipment to help young children grow physically, socially, emotionally and academically.

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Pottsburg Creek Building


The Pottsburg Creek Building houses world language classes.

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Warren-Ropp Courtyard


The Warren-Ropp Courtyard is dedicated to retired Bartram faculty members Bev Warren and Louise Ropp and is a beautiful gathering spot for middle school students.

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Pratt Dining Hall


The Pratt Dining Hall is the place where FLIK Independent School Dining Services prepares and serves nutritious, balanced meals to students, faculty and guests.

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Miller Room


The Miller Room is a popular gathering spot for students. Clubs and meetings are typically held here. It also showcases some of the School's history with memories from the Bartram School.

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Pratt Library


The Pratt Library provides students with technology and books in a new and updated setting.The many resources are utilized by students to enhance their academic experience--all in a comfortable and enjoyable environment.An outdoor checkers and chess set can be found just outside in the courtyard

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Tarver Hall


Tarver Hall is home to the middle school sciences and technology and is equipped with the latest furnishings for learning fun--students and teachers can write on the walls and cabinets, cords pull from ceilings, desks can be configured in many different ways and the room size allows for much collaboration among students and teachers. Hands-on learning in robotics and science never stops here.

North Hall
North Hall


North Hall included staff residences and student living space prior to the girls' Resident Life program moving to the San Jose Campus in 2021.

The building is the future site of the Alban Arts and Innovation Center.

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Lovett Hall


Lovett Hall includes the Deans' Office and meeting space. The building previously hosted student living space prior to the girls' Resident Life program moving to the San Jose Campus in 2021.

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Conroy Athletic Center


The Conroy Athletic Center gives students a chance to enjoy Physical Education classes, practice sports, learn to use weights and revel in the home advantage for many games.

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Betsy Lovett Arts Center


The Betsy Lovett Arts Center houses the Murchison-Lane Gallery and Parker Auditorium. Here, student artwork is on exhibit and musicians, singers, dancers and thespians have the opportunity to perform on a state-of-the-art stage with beautiful acoustics.

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Shands Art Studio


The Shands Art Studio is the current visual arts space for students to develop interests in many art mediums. Plans are underway for the Alban Family Center for Arts and Innovation on the current site of North Hall.

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Athletic Fields


The outdoor athletic space includes fields for baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse and softball as well as P.E. classes.

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George Hall


George Hall is a 10,800-square-foot gym and multipurpose building. The facility includes expanded areas for fine arts study and performance, gymnasium space to promote indoor “Power of Play” activities, a coaching staff office, bathrooms and a beautiful outdoor amphitheater.

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Wotiz Family Outdoor Learning Center


The Wotiz Family Outdoor Learning Center enhances the learning process through the outdoors, bringing elevated energy and connection to classroom learning. 

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Peyton Boathouse and Rice Family Crew Complex


The Peyton Boathouse & Rice Family Crew Complex includes storage for shells and equipment, indoor rowing and fitness training space, a multi-use club room and access to a floating dock for boat launches.

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Aquatic and Marine Science Laboratory


The Aquatic and Marine Science Laboratory gives students an opportunity to build on their knowledge of marine science with the St. Johns River outside its front door for hands-on learning.

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Sanchez Fender Center for Innovation


The Frank R. Sanchez & Hope and Dana E. Fender Center for Innovation features numerous cutting-edge classrooms and 12 sophisticated specialty labs, including spaces for anatomy, biology and chemistry lab instruction. The building also houses Bolles’ Anatomage table, a virtual dissection table used by medical schools and universities around the globe. In addition to being built with the latest technology for advanced study, the CFI also includes spaces for small group discussions, collaborative learning and independent study. This center allows students to create, invent and explore using a variety of tools, materials and technology.

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Stein Fine Arts Center and Lynch Theatre


Stein Fine Arts Center is a busy epicenter for the arts--hosting a variety of classes such as dance, acting, painting, ceramics, sculpture, band, chorus and more. Student artwork is always on display in the Gooding Gallery. Lynch Theater is a black box style that serves as a rehearsal and performance space. This center also gives lower school students an opportunity to perfect their art skills at an early age, utilizing the band room for music as well as the Whitehurst Art Room.

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McGehee Auditorium


The McGehee Auditorium hosts performances, guest speakers and convocations.

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Bent Student Center


Bent Student Center houses College Counseling, a learning resource area, counseling and student activities offices and a small conference room. The Campus Store, providing spirit wear and school supplies, and The Canteen, an additional dining space, are located on the first floor.

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Davis Gymnasium


Davis Gym hosts basketball and volleyball along with quarterly pep rallies, convocations and special events. Bulldog Hall is located right outside of the Gym and honors athletes and coaches from all sports offered at The Bolles School.

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Aquatic Complex


The Aquatic Complex continues a monumental transformation as Phase II construction is underway. Phase I enhancements completed in 2021 include Tarver Pool, the Murphy Olympic Walk, Gold Scoreboard, Zorn Stadium and Meyers-Labenz Family Pool Deck. Phase II includes the two-story Hodges Champions Club, overlooking both Uible Pool and Hodges Field, the Steven Gold Coaches Suite, the Chester Skinner Champions Suite and the Gregg Troy Welcome Center, along with an enhanced dryland training space.

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McKenzie Wilson Softball Field


The McKenzie Wilson Softball Field includes a hitting facility and newly installed stadium seating, press box and team room.

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Skinner-Barco Stadium/Hodges Field


Skinner-Barco Stadium, Hodges Field and the Baker-Gate Petroleum Track Facility provide athletes with an opportunity to participate in football, track & field, lacrosse and soccer. The stadium also houses athletic offices, the recently expanded Mike Barrett Strength and Conditioning Center, as well as the Golf Practice Facility at Colmery Skills and Physical Development Center. Corky Rogers Plaza pays tribute to the legendary Bolles football coach. Surface Way is a ticket building and entry arch greeting you to the facility. A new turf surface was installed in the 2026 and the track will be resurfaced later in the year. Commander Park provides a unique space for families and young Bulldogs to enjoy sporting events.

The Dream Finders Homes Athletic Performance Center will be added to the southeast end of the facility, further enhancing Bolles Athletics.

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Cain Gymnasium

 

The Cain Gymnasium provides students with another gym for indoor sports. Weightlifting competitions, basketball practice and other sports training are held here in addition to being the home for the athletic training room, wrestling room and girls' and boys' locker rooms.

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Bent Tennis Center


Students of all ages can develop a passion for tennis at the Bent Tennis Center. With eight tennis courts, athletes can learn from well- known and skilled coaches while having fun and developing new skills.

Baseball Complex


The Bolles Baseball Complex – featuring the Jerry and Bruce Chappell Fieldhouse and Chipper Jones Stadium – opened at the start of the 2026. The Fieldhouse features approximately 3,000 square feet of modern baseball training and support spaces, including a locker room, video room, coaches’ offices and a lobby showcasing more than 50 years of Bolles Baseball excellence. Stadium enhancements include an upper-level terrace with dual towers and an architectural design that echoes historic Bolles Hall. Historic Hugh Donovan Field was resodded and draining improvements were made in the summer of 2026 as well. A hitting facility was added in 2018. 

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Bolles Hall


Bolles Hall, built in 1925 as a hotel, today houses administrative offices, resident housing for boarding, as well as conference and meeting rooms. The historic building also includes Verlander Hall which provides a beautiful dining area for students and faculty to enjoy fresh, nutritious meal. 

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River Campus


The River Campus is the portion of the Upper School San Jose Campus that fronts the St. Johns River high up on the bluff. This beautiful setting is where Bolles hosts commencement exercises each year.

Commencement Pointe is a favorite destination for admiring the flag and river views, as well as the bluffs where chairs and swings provide inspirational places to find inspiration.

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Ulmer Hall


The Chahlavi Center for Global Learning and Engagement, language classes and the Nurse's Office are housed in Ulmer Hall. The Bolles School offers Arabic, French, Latin, Spanish, Chinese and English as a Second Language (ESL). The Ulmer Hall Courtyard is a gathering space for students as well.

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Flag Court


Flag Court was dedicated in 2010 in memory of Arthur Chester Skinner Sr., placing the flag pole front and center on the San Jose Campus.

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Swisher Library


In addition to an extensive book collection, Swisher Library provides study, testing and classroom space. The Swisher Library has a multitude of resources that can enhance the Bolles academic experience. 

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Schultz Hall


The Academic Office, Deans' Office, English classes and Transportation and Security Offices are located in Schultz Hall. This area also includes the Writer’s Studio, which provide peer-to-peer writing assistance.

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Finance House


The Finance House is located on the right, adjacent to the Welcome Center. All tuition, finance, operations management and business operations related to The Bolles School are handled by the professional staff from this building.

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Welcome Center


The Welcome Center is at the entryway for the Bolles Upper School San Jose and Lower School Whitehurst Campuses and is staffed by Bolles security guards 24 hours a day. All guests must present a valid driver’s license to enter the campus, and Bolles students, faculty and staff are allowed entrance based on special decals. Safety is the utmost priority at The Bolles School on all four campuses.

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Admission House


The Admission House at the entrance of the Bolles Upper School San Jose Campus welcomes all families and prospective students to learn more about opportunities to experience a Bolles education. The admission staff includes lower, middle, upper school and boarding admission directors and support staff as well as the Dean of Enrollment and Accessibility.

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Human Resources


The Human Resources building, located just north of the Admission House, is the hub for the entire School’s human resources and risk management team.