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Head of School Christian Sullivan shares the latest updates on artificial intelligence and the Strategic Plan with the Bullis community. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving!

Head of School Christian Sullivan provides the Bullis community with updates on school events, strategic initiatives, campus improvements, arts and athletics, and community celebrations.

Bullis Upper School art students and faculty transformed the Atrium with over 100 ceramic oaks and acorns, a stunning symbol of growth, creativity, and community. Every piece reflects teamwork and the spirit that makes Bullis special—see how this collective vision came to life.

When Robert Stien ’94, P’29, ’32 stepped into the role of Alumni Board Chair, he saw more than a leadership position—he saw an opportunity to strengthen the bond between alumni and Bullis. Inspired by the school’s resilience during Covid and proud to now see his own children thriving on campus, Robert reflects on the values Bullis instilled in him, the joy of family traditions, and his vision for alumni to play a powerful role in shaping the school’s future.

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, provides updates to the community on: the school’s transition to a new era of stability and excellence, welcoming new faculty, major campus construction and facility upgrades, safety and security enhancements, updated traffic patterns, and upcoming strategic planning and accreditation work.

What began as a tribute to a kind and generous Bullis sixth grader has grown into a powerful community effort to fight hunger. Discover how Jackson’s Pantry is honoring Jackson Payne Buckner’s legacy—and how nearly 2,000 pounds of food just made a difference for local families.

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, shares updates about college acceptances, school growth, faculty changes, and new campus developments as Bullis closes a successful year.

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, shares updates about college matriculation, June 1 contract date, construction projects, and more.

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!