BB&N is fortunate to have students and families from all around the world as part of our community, enriching our campuses with their varied perspectives and traditions. We are certified to support F-1 student visas, however, it is important to clarify that we are not a boarding school, do not allow homestay agreements, and do not provide housing or make residential arrangements for students. Please read and review the FAQ section below to make sure that you meet the School’s requirements for international students.
It was shark week at BB&N for seniors in Terry Cox's Marine Geology Cass before March Break. All semester, students have been learning about the history of the ocean floor and different marine species. So far they had dissected clams and squid. Then came the dogfish shark.
If it's the first two weeks of March and you come upon nattily dressed students rehearsing emphatic speeches in isolated corners, then you know it's time for the annual rite of pre-Spring-Break passage, the Sophomore Debates.
Upper School Students Aanika Patel '21 and Daniel Wang '22 attended the Round Square International Conference (RSIC) in Indore, India in 2019. Not only were they inspired by the vibrant, global discussions that they had along every step of the way, they also thought it was important to bring the experience back home.