Parent News

Bullis embraces cultural diversity with its annual Global Village event, organized by the Parents Association for Lower and Middle School students. The event transformed the BDC Studio Theater into a vibrant international destination to showcase the rich culture our world has to offer.

The Upper School Social Studies Department hosted Mr. Sam Mihara, a World War II Heart Mountain camp survivor, for a poignant educational visit funded by a Parents Association grant. His firsthand account highlighted the injustices faced by Japanese Americans, emphasizing the importance of learning from history to prevent this from happening in the future.

The Washington Post selects the best of the best athletes from the D.C. area for each athletic season. Bullis has achieved top recognition in the 2023-2024 Winter Washington Post All-Met rankings, with 22 student-athletes, including Athlete of the Year and  Coach of the Year, making the elite list.

Middle School Discovery Days are week-long, curriculum-based trips taken by grade level. This year, the learning destinations are the Outer Banks, North Carolina (6th grade), Florida Keys and Everglades (7th grade), and Costa Rica (8th grade). Follow their journeys on the Bullis Blog as students explore and create lifelong memories.

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, shares updates on security, prospective students, transitions, Upper School appointments, the Solar Eclipse, and Ramadan.

The Bullis Parents Association (PA) is excited to announce support for 12 Faculty Enrichment Grants.

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, provides an exciting video update with the community.

The Lunar New Year is a significant celebration in Chinese culture, marked by family reunions, festivities, and renewal. Bullis celebrated the occasion with a fantastic program showcasing traditional and modern music, dance, martial arts, and more, including original songs and music videos created by students and faculty.

Head of School, Christian Sullivan, announces that Dr. Celeste Jamison-McDaniels will become the next Head of Upper School starting on July 1, 2024.