Upper School Bulldog Life
Flourishing, Thriving, Serving Others
Courage, integrity and compassion converge powerfully on the upper school campus, where students learn to apply the servant leadership skills they have been honing since their earliest lower school years.
In upper school, students also broaden their sense of community service – and learn how they can use their talents and interests to support the community. That passion also extends to global community service opportunities. Upper school students may sign up for a community service trip during Spring Break – which has taken Bolles students to charitable work from Costa Rica to the Florida Keys. And because Bolles is a community of students from all over the world, many community service projects and trips serve special friends, families and communities around the globe.
In the fall, upper school students participated in SPARC Day – a non-class day dedicated to Seeking opportunities, Preparing for the future, Acting local, Reaching global and Connecting communities. SPARC Day is a reimagined version of Make a Difference Day held during previous school years.
In upper school, students also broaden their sense of community service – and learn how they can use their talents and interests to support the community. That passion also extends to global community service opportunities. Upper school students may sign up for a community service trip during Spring Break – which has taken Bolles students to charitable work from Costa Rica to the Florida Keys. And because Bolles is a community of students from all over the world, many community service projects and trips serve special friends, families and communities around the globe.
Clubs and Organizations
Anyone can join a club at any time. A student go to his/her Schoology page and search for one of the club names below. On the club's page will be the organization's constitution, next meeting if one is planned for the next few weeks and any other pertinent information. If it looks interesting, the student can request to join. As in years past, a student can also simply show up to the next meeting as announced in the Daily Bulletin.