Private School K-12 | Bullis School | Maryland, DC & Virginia

CARING. CHALLENGING. COMMUNITY.

Bullis is a co-ed private school for kindergarten through grade 12

We are situated on a stunning 102-acre campus in Potomac, Maryland just outside Washington, D.C.

Bullis encourages students to explore a wide variety of academics, arts, athletics, and service to find their passion — with world-class Bullis faculty to help guide them.

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BULLIS AT-A-GLANCE

Lower School

Lower School Grades K-5

In Lower School, students explore, investigate, ask questions, and try new things together. As explorers, readers, writers, artists, scientists, and individuals, we follow our curiosity.

► Lower School

Middle School

Middle School Grades 6-8

In Middle School, we grow as learners, explore, and take risks. We accomplish goals we never dreamed we could and support our peers through collaboration. Along the way, we advocate for ourselves, serve others, and work together. We become leaders.

► Middle School

Upper School

Upper School Grades 9-12

An engaging curriculum greets Upper School students. We challenge ourselves and find our direction. Students stretch and soar, embrace opportunities for exploration, and push the boundaries of what’s possible.

► Upper School

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NEWS & EVENTS

Upper School National History Night 2023

January 30, 2023

Forty Bullis students from the Class of 2024 will advance to the Montgomery County National History Day Competition.

Bullis Community Update from Head of School, Christian Sullivan

Bullis Community Update: January 23, 2023

January 23, 2023

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, updates the community on faculty departures, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Assembly, ChatGPT, Maryland State Thespian Festival, and more.

Upper School Contemporary Global Issues Class - North Korea Guest Speakers

Deep Into the Implications of North Korea’s Nuclear Program

January 20, 2023

Students in Dr. Robert Wellington's Contemporary Global Issues class met with two experts on North Korea to learn about and discuss the nation’s nuclear program and its implications for the rest of the world.