Bolles by the Numbers

Established 1933

1811 Boarding and Day Students
Lower - 542
Middle - 458
Upper - 811
305 Faculty and Staff, 154 hold master’s degrees and 15 hold doctoral degrees
85 Resident Life students from all over the globe.

85+ Service Clubs in upper school with opportunities in both lower and middle schools

Bolles Class of 2026 graduates were offered or qualified for more than $22 million in merit-based scholarships over their four-year college careers.
The Class of 2026 graduates will be attending colleges in 28 different states and the District of Columbia and Canada.
The Class of 2026 graduates are attending 97 colleges and universities and were accepted to 206 different colleges and universities.
63% of graduates in the Class of 2026 qualified for some form of merit-based awards such as academic, leadership, athletic scholarship or service academy appointments.

5 world languages taught on campus
10 international and domestic travel programs
70 countries represented and 25 different languages spoken among the 2026-27 student body

19 Performances—14 in lower school, 5 in middle and upper
13 Gallery Shows
8 Concerts
3 Dance Performances
2 Coffeehouses
2 Drama Showcases
5 Community Art Shows
70% of middle and upper school students participate in the arts. All lower school students take music, art and drama.
22 Performing Arts classes
28 Visual Arts classes
56 artists won 127 Northeast Florida Scholastic Art Awards in 2026
Numerous awards, programs and achievements every year.

1 Bolles Way: Pursuing excellence through courage, integrity and compassion.
1 Commitment: Honor Above All
1 Athletic Motto: Humble in victory, gracious in defeat.
1 Mission: The Bolles School prepares students for college and life by inspiring excellence, courage, integrity and compassion in an academic community dedicated to nurturing mind, body and soul.

1 Anatomage virtual dissection table
30 college-level AP courses (+hundreds more online)
Top 10% of AP scores in the country
70% of Florida resident students qualify for Florida Bright Futures scholarships yearly

27 sports in middle school and upper school
169 team state titles
107 state runner-up finishes
59 student-athletes in the Class of 2026 committed to a particular college or university to continue their academic and athletic careers.
67 Olympians (14 medalists won 31 medals, including 19 Gold)
24 professional athletes in 6 major sports leagues—MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, LPGA, NWSL

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