On Wednesday, June 26, Head of School Dr. Jennifer Price delivered the keynote address to an auditorium full of educational leaders at the Creative Leadership Summit at the Boston Sheraton.

Joining the proud ranks of so many BB&N alumni/ae before them, the Class of 2019 saw the culmination of years of hard work rewarded at Graduation this June 7^th.

The Upper School community gathered on Thursday, June 6 to celebrate the Closing Ceremony, which marks the end of the school year and honors the accomplishments of many talented students.

Under a sunny and beautiful sky in the side yard of the Middle School Campus, 91 eighth graders celebrated the end of the year at the BB&N Middle School Closing Ceremony on June 5th.

Gathering together for their last day as sixth graders, the class of 2025 celebrated the end of their tenure at the Lower School at this year's closing ceremony.

Last week Lower School students, teachers, and parents gathered for Community Day on the Lower School campus. The day revolved around community service, with each grade focusing on a specific cause or organization.

Spring was officially in the air at 80 Sparks Street as parents and faculty gathered in the Big Room for the annual Middle School Spring Concert.

Upper School students strutted their stuff this spring when they took to the stage to perform The Boy at the Edge of Everything, by Finegan Kruckemeyer.

The Lower School Gym came alive at the spring concerts this month featuring talented student musicians and singers.

Showcasing the talents of the numerous musical groups at the Upper School, this year's spring concert included performances by the BB&N Orchestra, The Chorale, Voices of the Knight, and Knightingales.

6th graders captivated the audience in their performance of Madagascar Jr. The musical, based off of the DreamWorks hit film Madagascar, follows the story of a group of animals who escape the zoo in search of a new and different life.