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Bullis alum Quincy Wilson '26 has been named the 2025–26 Gatorade Maryland Boys Track & Field Player of the Year for the third time, further cementing his place among the nation's elite high school athletes. Read how Quincy's record-breaking performances, Olympic accomplishments, and lasting impact on the Bullis community have made this honor so well deserved.        

After a record-breaking freshman season, Mya Arrendell '29 has been named the 2025-26 Gatorade Maryland Girls Track & Field Player of the Year—one of the nation's highest honors for high school athletes. Read more about her incredible achievement.

From Bullis to Duke to the WNBA, Monique "Mo" Currie '01 continues to make history. The legendary Bulldog and hometown basketball icon was recently inducted into the Washington Mystics Hall of Fame—the latest milestone in an extraordinary career. Read more about Mo's remarkable journey and her lasting legacy.

Christian Sullivan, Head of School, celebrates the successful conclusion of the Elevating Excellence Campaign, reflects on the graduation of the Class of 2026, recognizes departing faculty and new trustees, and shares updates on the school's accreditation process and strategic plan.

Bullis School has named Nic Bell a new member of the College Counseling Office and Head Coach of Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse. An experienced college counselor, educator, and advisor, Bell will bring a broad understanding of the college admissions process and a student-centered approach to supporting Bullis families. He also joins Bullis with an exceptional coaching record, including consecutive state championships at St. Anne’s-Belfield and a national championship at The Taft School.

Lower School Librarian Sarah Walsh believes that libraries are about much more than books. In this episode, she discusses how the Bullis Lower School Library helps students become curious readers, thoughtful researchers, and confident seekers of information in an increasingly complex world. The conversation explores the evolving role of school libraries, fostering a love of reading, teaching information literacy, and creating a space where every child feels welcome. Sarah also shares her passion for historical reenactment and how bringing history to life helps students see stories, books, and the past through a new lens.

Did you know there's a scale model of the entire solar system hidden across the Bullis campus? From a six-inch Sun in the fountain to a tiny Pluto over half a mile away, this remarkable student-created project transforms a walk across campus into a journey through space. Discover how astronomy, engineering, and Bullis history came together in this one-of-a-kind installation—and learn where to find each planet. Read the full story and start exploring the Bullis Solar System today!

See Bullis through the eyes of our student artists. Advanced Studio Art I students transformed meaningful campus spaces into original illustrations, each showcasing a unique perspective, creative vision, and mastery of artistic technique. Discover the award winners and explore all of the remarkable entries.

From Bullis standout to the ACC and beyond, Derrick Tangelo’s football journey has come full circle—and it’s still rising. After dominating on the defensive line at Bullis, competing at Duke and Penn State, and spending time in the NFL, Tangelo has transitioned into coaching and now joins the Virginia Tech staff. Don’t miss how his path through every level of the game led him to one of college football’s biggest stages.