Administration Building

Located in western Henrico County on 37 acres, Steward has five academic buildings, an athletic center, a fine arts center, two athletic fields, and six tennis courts.

The Steward School moved to its campus at Gayton and Ryandale Roads in January 1973. The original structure, Dixon Hall, included classrooms, a library, a multi-purpose room, and administrative offices. The building now houses the Lower School. Read more>

A small two-room structure was built in 1974 to house arts and sciences. Additions in 1982 and 1988 expanded the structure, which is now part of the Middle School building. Read more>

In 1993, G. Thomas Taylor Hall was completed to serve as the math/science building. Cosby Hall, a major addition to Taylor Hall was completed in 1999. Taylor Hall and Cosby Hall now house the Upper School. Read more>

When the new Athletic Center was completed during the summer of 2000, the old gymnasium built in 1977 was torn down. Read more>

The Paul R. Cramer Center for the Arts opened in the fall of 2002, establishing a dramatic focal point for the rapidly-growing campus of The Steward School. Read more >

Completed in 2002, the Library/Administration building includes administrative offices, school store, board room, language lab, and library.