Academy campus has undergone an extensive refurbishing, with major gardening and planting projects appearing throughout the campus, as well as new stonework, wrought iron gates, and paint and siding upgrades to every campus building. In 2018 major renovations were performed on Cleaves Hall, the school's largest residence hall. The entire interior was gutted, the floor plan was redesigned, and the building was completely updated. It was re-opened for the Class of 2019. Alumni Clarence Black – media personality Steven Brooks – Syracuse Lacrosse two-time national championship player. Two time All American. Division I midfielder of the year. Alumnus of the NLL. Two-time MLL Cup winner. Member of the US Men’s National Team. Victor Cruz – American football wide receiver Amir Garrett - professional baseball player for the Cincinnati Reds Courtney Greene – American football defensive back Andrew Haldane – military personnel Simon M. Hamlin – politician Dr. Edward H. Hill – surgeon, founder of Central Maine Medical Center Thomas Treadwell Stone – Unitarian pastor and abolitionist Robert Vaden – professional basketball player Jermaine Wiggins – NFL tight end. Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots (Super Bowl XXXVI). Graduate of the University of Georgia. Paris Horne - Professional Basketball player, Overseas Elite, 4x winner of The Basketball Tournament Campus The campus is set up on a hillside at the northern tip of Long Lake, and contains two academic buildings, seven dormitories, a dining hall, ice rink, gymnasium and locker rooms, and a multi-field turf athletic complex. There are also several Administrative buildings (including the Academy Building, built in 1830 and still standing today), the Twitchell Memorial Chapel and the Wolverine Den (student center; actually the renovated North Bridgton Church). The residence halls are: Cleaves Hall, Massachusetts Hall, Jillson Hall, Walker Hall, Sylvester Hall, Holt Hall and Potter House. Each dormitory houses between 11 and 38 students and vary in age from Massachusetts Hall (built ca. 1850) and sister dormitories Walker and Jillson (completed in 1987). For the 2017-18 school year, Cleaves Hall has been taken offline for a full renovation. The campus recently underwent a major renovation at the top of Chadbourne Hill, replacing the existing Ellis-Fisher multi-use athletic field and baseball field with a completely new synthetic turf surface in the summer of 2015. The baseball field was also relocated to better account for sunlight and prevailing winds. In 2016 the baseball complex was officially named "Koop Field"