Our Dormitories
Aleph
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ALEPH is home to approximately 22 students. Alephians describe themselves as funny, diverse, thoughtful, and quirky. They describe their dorm as "a big family." Aleph is also home to dorm parents Bobby Savino (Admissions, Basketball); Director of Student Programs for Equity & Inclusion Yadira Valdez and her family; and Lizzy Knight (Science Department).
Aleph is a co-ed dorm. Students who identify as boys and non-binary will live on the first floor and use a common bathroom space on that floor. Students who identify as girls and non-binary will live on the second floor and use a common bathroom space on that floor.
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Warren House
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WARREN HOUSE is our newest dorm and is home to approximately 24 students. Dorm parents Melisa and Michael Kjellander, Sylvia Ogle, Doralis Perez-Soto, and their families also call Warren home. Melisa is a senior associate director of admissions, and she and Michael have been dorm parents at CSW since 2007. Sylvia teaches math, while her husband Matt is a coach, and Doralis teaches Spanish.
Warren welcomes students who identify as girls and non-binary.
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Barn Dorm
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THE BARN is home to approximately 25 students. "Barnies" describe the personality of their dorm as: creative, diverse, lively, easygoing, social, laughter-filled, caring, and close-knit. Physics teacher Rose Rosenthal and English teacher Eli Keehn and his partner Ella Brandon '06 also call The Barn home. Assistant Director of Communications Jeanette Origel is also a dorm parent at Barn.
The Barn is a gender-inclusive dorm. In this gender diverse dorm community, students of all identities can choose to live in the dorm and share common bathroom spaces.
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Trapelo
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TRAPELO is home to approximately 22 students. Trap dorm parents describe the personality of their dorm as: social, lively, fun, positive, caring, intelligent and mature, with strong student leaders. French and Spanish teacher Adriel Roncal and Math teacher Rashid Chatani also call Trap home. History teacher Jordan Clark is also a dorm parent at Trap.
Trapelo dorm welcomes students who identify as boys and non-binary.
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