About the Upper SchoolThe Upper School engages students in a rich and diverse educational experience that combines a strong foundation in core college-preparatory subjects with an array of curricular and co-curricular opportunities for exploring personal interests and passions. BB&N students get involved in their learning, develop agile, inquisitive minds, and graduate well prepared for the next stage of their lives. 
Axel, Grade 10"There is a reason you go to private school,” Axel says. “It’s because you're capable of doing what they ask of you." More
Becca, Grade 11"Being involved in a range of activities makes it possible." More
Elliot, Grade 9“I’m a really curious guy. I knew this was the right place.” More
- February 4
- Juniors+Parents College Counseling Workshop
- 9 AM-12 PM, Upper School
Required for all parents and students. Registration begins at 8:30 AM. When the lot at the Main School Building is full, please park in Lot 4 (see attached map). A shuttle will be available to bring you to the Workshop. The last shuttle pick up will be at 8:55 AM, so please plan accordingly. Additionally, if you plan to attend the optional workshop on Financial Aid at 1:00 PM, please RSVP immediately.
- February 7
- Winter Open House for "New" US Parents
- 5:30 PM, 15 Craigie Street, Cambridge
Head of School Rebecca T. Upham and Upper School Director Geoff Theobald are hosting a Winter Open House for US parents who are in their first or second year at BB&N.
- February 7
- 9th Grade Coffee: Community Service
- 8:00 AM, 46 Belmont Street, Auditorium
Join a discussion with Faculty Advisors for Community Service, Gabriela Gonzenbach & Meena Kaur.
What is expected of our BB&N student in terms of Community Service?
What opportunities are there for our students to participate? How can we as parents help our children plan their Community Service experience at BB&N?
There will be coffee, tea, and refreshments.
- February 9
- Chamber Concert
- 7pm, Renaissance Hall, Room 210
- Join family, friends and faculty at the Chamber Music concert in Room 210 of Renaissance Hall at the Upper School beginning at 7 PM. Twenty-eight students in groupings of duets to septets will perform music from the Classical era to the 20th century. Everyone is invited to a reception following the concert.
Upper School AdmissionThere is no single BB&N "type," and we think that's one of our strengths. Students come here with a wide range of talents and interests, from neighborhoods throughout the Greater Boston area, and from a diverse range of racial, ethnic, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds. What they have in common is a genuine curiosity about the world around them and an eagerness to learn.
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