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Bullis Voices goes behind the scenes at Bullis School to show how academic rigor and genuine joy live in the same classroom. Host Mark Riffee sits down with the educators who design the learning—teachers and program leaders—to unpack the practices, stories, and the “why” behind them. Each episode spotlights a single idea you can feel on campus: Responsive Classroom in the Lower School, physics and human anatomy speaking to each other, what a “great normal day” in English looks like, how Middle School culture builds belonging, and how theatre grows courage—just to name a few. Whether you’re a current family, prospective parent, alum, or educator, you’ll hear how Bullis helps students become curious, capable, and kind—ready for what’s next.

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    • Amanda Lombardo: Reading, Writing, Becoming

      Amanda Lombardo: Reading, Writing, Becoming
      Jan 29 2026

      Upper School English Department Chair Amanda Lombardo—a Bullis teacher for nearly two decades—shares what a great “normal” day looks like when high expectations and genuine fun live side by side. She discusses helping students find an authentic voice and truly listen across differences, the relationships that change lives, and what matters most as communication keeps evolving. Amanda also offers a parent’s perspective—two alumni (Nathaniel ’21, William ’25) and a current senior (Abigail ’26)—on how English builds skills, confidence, and community across the Upper School.

      Bullis Voices is produced by the Bullis Office of Communications in Potomac, Maryland.

      Questions or ideas for future episodes? Email communications@bullis.org.

      Follow @Bullis_School on Instagram and Facebook.

      © Bullis School. All rights reserved.
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      27 min
    • Chelsie King: Ensemble, Courage, and Joy

      Chelsie King: Ensemble, Courage, and Joy
      Jan 22 2026

      Lower & Middle School Theatre teacher and Middle School Arts Department Coordinator Chelsie King shares how she builds ensembles where students feel seen, safe to take risks, and grow as artists—and as people. She talks teaching philosophy, influences, her journey in theatre and education, the craft behind notes and rehearsal, how she fits at Bullis, and what students learned performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this past summer. A joyful, rigorous look at theatre at Bullis.

      Bullis Voices is produced by the Bullis Office of Communications in Potomac, Maryland.

      Questions or ideas for future episodes? Email communications@bullis.org.

      Follow @Bullis_School on Instagram and Facebook.

      © Bullis School. All rights reserved.
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      45 min
    • Dr. Katy Smullen: Transforming Mistakes into Growth

      Dr. Katy Smullen: Transforming Mistakes into Growth
      Jan 14 2026

      Lower School leader Dr. Katy Smullen joins host Mark Riffee to unpack how Bullis students transform mistakes into growth. They dig into Responsive Classroom routines that create psychological safety, how inquiry-based learning invites try–fail–try-again cycles, and the language teachers use in the moment—plus how Bullis partners with families so the “why” is clear at home. A practical, heart-forward look at rigor and joy in early learning.

      Bullis Voices is produced by the Bullis Office of Communications in Potomac, Maryland.

      Questions or ideas for future episodes? Email communications@bullis.org.

      Follow @Bullis_School on Instagram and Facebook.

      © Bullis School. All rights reserved.
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      26 min
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