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

WELCOME TO BULLIS

Bullis Is A Private Co-Ed College Preparatory Day School For Kindergarten Through Grade 12.

Situated on 102 acres in Potomac, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C., Bullis School provides a rich intellectual experience that inspires students to be critical thinkers, lifelong learners, and impactful global citizens. Bullis students thrive in their pursuit of self-discovery, broaden their horizons, and ultimately transform our world.

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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.

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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.

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NEWS & EVENTS

Karen McPhaul Featured in MoCo360 - Extraordinary Educators From Montgomery County

September 26, 2023

Every day, seventh-grade science teacher Karen McPhaul engages and inspires Bullis students. Covering topics from marine biology to forensics and everything in between, Karen creates a joyful, collaborative place for students to truly be scientists.

Sara Romeyn Completes National Endowment for the Humanities Workshop

August 18, 2023

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Sara Romeyn, Chair of the Social Studies Department, successfully completed The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation workshop for educators this month sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.