Our Campus

Now a faculty residence, this was once the home of James Agee, arguably the most famous alumnus of St. Andrew’s School.

The Agee Library, which contains more than 30,000 books, provides a quiet spot for students to do research and catch up on their homework and studies.

Home to the Head of School, Ayres House is also a frequent location for parent and alumni receptions and student gatherings.

Bishop Bratton Hall is the center of our academic and student life administration and houses the Learning Resources Center and several Upper School history and English classrooms.

The Bouldering Cave offers students opportunities to safely practice their climbing skills no matter the weather. The Mountain Biking Shed is home to our Varsity Mountain Biking Team and houses a shop for repairing and maintaining bikes.

Card House was built in 1925 and is currently used as a private residence. Due to its central location, Card House's porch is a favorite hangout for students.

Colmore House is home to 12 students and one faculty family. Its large inviting commons room is a popular gathering place for residents. The house features six double rooms, a commons room with kitchen area, a study, laundry facilities, cable TV, wifi, and a common bathroom.

Father Flye House is the Dean of Students' residence. 

The smaller of the campus's two lakes (the other being The "Res,") Gunn Lake provides opportunities for outdoor science labs and fishing. Trails surrounding the lake are popular for hiking and mountain biking.

Students enjoy the camaraderie of living with their friends and classmates. The upstairs Common Room is a favorite hangout for gaming. A downstairs study room provides space for students working on group projects.

The Health Clinic is located in the Student Union.

Home to the Admission Office and the Head of School's Office, Langford also houses the Advancement, Alumni Relations, Communications & Marketing Offices, and the historic Spencer Room.

In addition to being the home to the school's Chaplain, Martin House is the location of one of the School's many outdoor classrooms.

Built in 2009, McCrory Hall for the Performing Arts is home to our theater and music programs.

The school's two MoonBoards are interactive training walls that connect students to a global community of climbers through shared problems.

Watch Mr. Short explain how the MoonBoards work.

Owen Student Union provides a central gathering space for Upper School students. The Union includes billiards, ping pong, foosball, cable TV, and a fully-stocked and equipped kitchen. The stone fireplace at the center of the building is a popular winter hangout.

See why Owen Student Union is Lexi's favorite place on campus.

Our recording studio is located in McCrory Hall for the Performing Arts and is used in conjunction with our Songwriting, Music Production, and Recording courses and Afternoon Program.

The Reishman-Chamberlain Wing is the center of Middle School academic life.

Simmonds Hall houses numerous classrooms, the Agee Library, the SAS Gallery, the Tech Lab, and naturally-lit art studios. 

Restored and rededicated in 2016, St. Andrew's Chapel is the spiritual heart of the SAS community.

St. Mary's Hall and Warner House is divided into two houses, each with 20 students and two faculty families.

The school's six tennis courts were built in 2000. Sarah's Shade, built in memory of a former student, provides a viewing platform and shade for tennis fans.

The entrance to campus is a portal to another world. Once through the school gates, a winding road guides you to central campus, a cluster of Spanish mission-style buildings of stucco and red tiled roofs.

The campus lake used, enjoyed, and studied by the entire SAS community.

See why the Res is Xavier's favorite place on campus.

Located in the Simmonds Building, our art facilities include three studios.

Tucker Dining Room is a smaller dining area designed for meetings and special events.

The six-lane, all-weather track surrounds the varsity game field. In addition to the varsity field, there are two practice fields.

See why the SAS track is Parker's favorite place on campus.

Wade Hall for the Sciences is a LEED Gold Certified facility co-designed by the SAS science faculty and Franklin Architects of Chattanooga to create the optimal space for science learning.

Built in 1996, Watts House accommodates 12 students and a faculty family. The house features six double rooms, a commons room with kitchen area, a study, laundry facilities, cable TV, wifi, and a common bathroom.

The gymnasium includes a basketball/volleyball court, weight room, locker room, athletic trainer's room, and the athletics offices.

Built in 1996, Woods House accommodates 12 students and a faculty family. The house features six double rooms, a commons room with kitchen area, a study, laundry facilities, cable TV, wifi, and a common bathroom.