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Bolles upper school students Selah Brown ’25 and Bubbie Brown ’26 recently participated in the Wolfson Children’s Hospital telethon on WJXT TV4.

Upper school students in Bolles Buddies stopped by the North Florida School of Special Education on February 1 for their monthly visit.

Bolles Spanish IV Honors students recently completed an imaginative project while studying Hispanic artists with upper school Spanish teacher Adriana Stam.

As part of the Bolles Global Learning and Engagement program, Bolles alumna Natasha Pillai ’17 returned to the Upper School San Jose Campus January 20 to discuss how she discovered her passion for global studies – a field in which she holds a bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley.

Bolles student and faculty works were featured in a special off-campus exhibition at Reddi Arts Gallery on January 29. The reception was well-attended as Bulldog parents, teachers and students perused the gallery and celebrated the artists’ accomplishments.

The Bulldogs defeated Episcopal 3-1 in the District 3-3A Final on January 31.

The Bolles Community Connections organization hosted a fun-filled event for children served by Sanctuary on 8th Street after school on January 25.

Eighteen Bolles student-athletes were honored for committing to a particular college or university to continue their athletic and academic careers.

Bolles alumnus and Emmy-award-winning journalist Jim Handly ’79 recently marked 30 years anchoring the evening news at NBC4 Washington, the country’s top-rated NBC television station.

Bolles eighth grader Olivia Owens ’27 won a Gold Key award for a poem she entered in the Region-at-Large program of the 2023 Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards, presented by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers.