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Step into a pop-up darkroom where history and art collide! Thanks to a Parents Association (PA) Grant, Photo I & II students learned the 19th-century tintype process from acclaimed photographer Mac Cosgrove-Davies, creating unique “peculiar portraits” with vintage cameras and metal plates. Discover how this hands-on workshop brought photography’s origins to life and view photos of this unforgettable experience!

The annual Senior Lunch, hosted by the Office of Alumni, celebrated the Class of 2025 and featured guest speaker Starr Howard '18, who shared valuable insights on transitioning from Bullis to college. This event fosters lasting connections and offers guidance to help our future graduates stay connected to their alma mater.

Get ready for a theatrical adventure! Eight talented students from Bullis are set to take the stage at the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August with their captivating production "Pandora: A Tragicomic Greek Romp." Experience the magic before they head to Scotland with exclusive performances on campus from April 25 to 27. Join us as we celebrate youth, creativity, and the vibrant world of high school theater!

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, shares updates about hiring, enrollment, dogs, and more.

4th grade students explore renewable energy by investigating solar and wind power. Through hands-on experiments and research, they identify the best energy source for their region, fostering critical thinking and inspiring them to become informed decision-makers for a sustainable future!

Dive into biology with a hands-on Lego activity that brings enzymes to life! Upper School students engage in fun challenges that illustrate how enzymes function under various conditions. This innovative lesson simplifies complex concepts and inspires curiosity, fostering the next generation of scientists!

The Bullis Lifer Ceremony is a cherished tradition that honors students who have attended Bullis School since their early academic years. Recently, members of the Class of 2025 were celebrated during this event. As a symbol of growth and continuity within the Bullis community, they received oak saplings from the kindergarteners as they prepare to graduate.

Discover "Manners School," where kindergarteners learn essential social skills and etiquette through joyful and engaging lessons. Our dedicated teachers promote respect and empathy, preparing our little ones to thrive and fostering a culture of kindness and cooperation among our young learners!

Connor Davis, a standout lax player from Bullis Class of 2021, is making waves in Bucknell lacrosse as he nears the all-time scoring record of 138 goals. With 29 goals already this season, he’s ranked No. 2 in Division I lacrosse. Connor reflects on his journey from a reluctant young player to a national champion, influenced by his supportive family and teammates.