Class of 2025 Bullis Lifer Ceremony

The Bullis Lifer Ceremony is a heartwarming tradition that marks the culmination of a long and transformative journey for students who have been part of the Bullis School community since their early academic years. This year, we had the honor of celebrating the Class of 2025, a group of remarkable individuals who began their journey at Bullis in the second grade in 2014.

The students recognized during this special ceremony include:

• Sepanta Ahanj-Elias
• Alexis "Lexi" Ewing
• Maddie Fulmer
• William Lombardo
• Linus Mekhaya
• Dilan Mendiratta (not pictured)
• Reese Narcisenfeld
• Jack Sandi

These exceptional young leaders have not only excelled academically but have also contributed positively to the community, showcasing values of resilience, growth, and leadership. Their journey from curious second graders to inspiring high school students is a testament to the nurturing environment at Bullis.

A particularly touching aspect of the ceremony was the participation of the kindergarteners from the Class of 2037. In a beautiful display of tradition, they presented each Lifer with an oak sapling. This meaningful gesture symbolizes the growth and enduring spirit of each student while connecting the past, present, and future of the Bullis community. Just as the oak tree stands strong and tall, so too will our Lifers as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.

As our Lifers prepare to branch out beyond Bullis, they carry with them the knowledge, strength, and resilience represented by their oak saplings. They leave behind a legacy—rooted in valuable experiences and friendships—that will impact Bullis for years to come.

Congratulations to Sepanta, Lexi, Maddie, William, Linus, Dilan, Reese, and Jack! We are incredibly proud of each of you and can't wait to see the amazing things you will accomplish.