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This year, under the leadership of Caryn Rossiter, the Bullis Business Club revitalized its DECA program, leading to 16 students competing in the school’s first regional competition, where Sloane Levine '25 and Jordan Schulman '25 earned first place in Entrepreneurship Team Decision-Making, showcasing the program’s commitment to fostering real-world skills and leadership.
Exciting things are happening in our Making for Social Good class at Bullis! Our students are fabricating and creating innovative 3D printable assistive devices to support individuals with disabilities, combining technical and problem-solving skills with a strong sense of empathy. First, they researched existing designs and selected a number of 3D devices to offer to our community. In addition, students are eager to connect with new clients for the 2025 Make:Able Design Challenge to ignite fresh ideas and inspire their own transformative designs! Learn more about this initiative and join us in making a difference, one device at a time!
Head of School, Christian Sullivan, shares an update about our Strategic Plan, civility, school governance, re-enrollment contracts, and more.
At just 16 years old, Quincy Wilson '26 is breaking barriers as the youngest male track Olympian, but his story goes beyond just winning gold medals. He skillfully balances high school and elite athletics, excelling academically while pursuing a promising future. With exciting collegiate scholarship offers and professional opportunities on the horizon, Quincy's unwavering determination to succeed both on and off the track is truly inspiring. This remarkable young star is redefining the dual roles of athlete and high school student under the spotlight in this NBC News exclusive by Greg Rosenstein.
Head of School, Christian Sullivan, shares an update about college admissions, community culture, arts and athletics, re-enrollment, safety and security, and more.
Our Art and Dance students embarked on an inspiring overnight journey to New York City, where they explored world-class museums, honed their craft in a Broadway masterclass, and experienced the magic of live theater. From the Whitney’s powerful “Edges of Ailey” exhibit to the vibrant streets of Times Square, this whirlwind adventure sparked creativity and left lasting impressions on all who attended.
Special Guest Ms. Ginny Styer visited the Winter Community Service group and spoke about food insecurity in Montgomery County. As a dedicated volunteer at Olney Help, she inspired students to collect 77 canned goods for donation, highlighting the importance of making a difference in the community.
Read the full article written by Maleyah D. '27 and Lane K. '28, with contributions from the entire Winter Service Group.
The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) has announced that Coach Cheryl Weaver has been honored as the 2024 Girls High School Region 2 Coach of the Year. This prestigious recognition is a testament to Coach Weaver's dedication, skill, and leadership in high school volleyball.
Bullis demonstrated a strong commitment to community service during the first trimester of the 2024-2025 academic year, engaging students in meaningful initiatives across all grades. Discover more about our efforts to support the community.