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Bolles alumnus Ryan Silverfield ’99 has been elevated to interim head coach for the University of Memphis football program, announced by the school on December 8.

Re-engineering its approach to the annual science fair, leaders of the Bolles Science Department organized the First Annual Bolles School STEM Expo to showcase students’ science pursuits in multiple areas of academic study.

Mayor Lenny Curry made a surprise visit to Daniel Ferrari’s government class December 11 to inform Taiwo Sogbesan ’20 that he is the first place winner of the “Tomorrow’s Leaders” essay contest, sponsored by the Mayor’s office.

The Bolles football team concluded an impressive debut season for Head Coach Matt Toblin with an 11-2 overall record and the Class 4A State Runner-up trophy.

Carly Schwab ’20 was named Class 1A Girls’ Swimmer of the Year and Peter Verhoef was named Class 1A Coach of the Year in the Florida Dairy Farmers Sports Awards.

Rishi Misra ’20 was the only high school student and the first student in Bolles history to present his research at the esteemed 2019 joint meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology and the European Molecular Biology Organization in Washington, D.C. Held December 7-11, the annual gathering focuses on cell biology as the fundamental basis of biology and offers sessions on emerging topics including nontraditional model organisms and the use of computational modeling and biophysics.

You might be surprised to learn what has students buzzing in the hallways of The Bolles School, a private school in Jacksonville, Florida. It’s Jaime Sanborn’s Information Literacy course.

Bolles alumnus Charles Hicks ’19 placed fifth individually and led the British Under-20 team to victory at the European Cross Country Championships in Lisbon, Portugal, on December 8.

Works from middle school student artists were on exhibit December 6 in the Betsy Lovett Fine and Performing Arts Center on the Bolles Middle School Bartram Campus.

Students the Anatomy class of Piper Moyer-Shad '91 hosted a Health Fair December 6 on the lawn in front of Bolles Hall. The event, which was a classroom project and the culmination of semester work, was an opportunity for students to share their research and educate the community on effective ways to relieve stress.