Connected to the Classroom Building, the Centre houses the basketball court as well as most of the athletic equipment used by the academy’s teams. To the west of the building lies the tennis court and beyond that all the other outside sport fields.

All the offices from Academic Affairs to School Maintenance are situated here. No student wants to get sent here if they’ve managed to break one of the numerous rules/regulations upheld at the academy. That doesn’t stop Windsor students from stopping by every other day. The main lobby is also here, where visitors must register for badges to be able to walk around the campus. The Clock Tower sounds every hour.

Located between the Archibald Library and the Theodore Marshall Art Center, this hall is primarily used by day students for breakfast or lunch. The boarding students primarily eat within their houses. A long room with a high ceiling, the walls are covered in dark wood paneling, with several paintings depicting the early days of the Academy. There are several tables, each with five to six seats, spread out across the room, with buffet counters settled at the sides of the hall.

A seemingly peaceful house at the far side of the academy. Many say that the fence surrounding it and the eerie calm about it hide secrets. Hanover students are known for being non-confrontational and ignoring any disputes between the Stuart and Windsor houses.

The tallest of the Houses due to it's position atop a hill, just south of the main path into the Academy. The Stuart House has a long-standing rivalry with the Windsor House, a situation which many believe to date all the way back to the founding of Dalton. It is said that Stuart students strive to be the best and stay up late into the night to complete their studies.

A place known for housing all the inexplicable and outrages events that occur on campus. Most of the students in the Glee Club, the Warblers, live here. Anyone visiting the house is advised to wear a helmet. The Windsor students mean well and are not unkind but tend to be very rambunctious.