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On November 4, the Bolles Middle School JaxTHRIVE Club hosted its “Dough-nations for Donuts” fundraiser, raising an impressive $542 to support local refugee students.

Twenty-eight Bolles student-athletes representing nine sports were honored on November 12 for committing to a particular college or university to continue their athletic and academic careers.

In keeping with Bolles tradition, students across all four campuses honored Veterans Day with heartfelt ceremonies and activities that recognized the service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans. Each campus hosted a unique program, offering students the opportunity to learn about the significance of the day and express their gratitude.

During National French Week, the Bolles French Club hosted a series of engaging activities on the Upper School San Jose Campus, spotlighting five French-speaking countries: Canada, Morocco, Haïti, Senegal and France. Beginning November 3, the entire student body was invited to participate in daily campus-wide events celebrating Francophone cultures.

Mullings began coaching the team in the 2014-15 season.

He earned recognition as a Distinguished Alumni of Excellence.

The Bulldogs broke the national record in the boys' 200 medley relay.

Miller won the girls 50 free, placed third in the 100 free and won two relays as the Bulldogs won Class 1A. Carrington swam a school-record to win the 100 free and also won three relays, including a national-record 200 medley relay, at the state meet.

This marks the fourth time since 2021 that Toblin has garnered the honor.

Bolles upper school fine arts teacher Lily Kuonen and Peyton Endowed Visiting Guest Artist Jim Benedict have completed a permanent public art installation in Howard County, Maryland. The sculpture, titled “Forget-Me-Not,” was installed at the end of October in Meadowbrook Park.