Anonymous wrote:Or maybe just spiteful.

Seriously? I’m not reading any malicious intent. Not everyone who disagrees with you has to be evil. Different strokes for different folks.

Or maybe just spiteful.

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Anonymous wrote:Bullis was a joke 20 years ago when I was in high school and remains one today. Only for naive new money families that don’t know any alternatives.. Including public which is almost always better.

That’s a very narrow minded view and speaks more about you than the school.

Different poster here. It really isn't and doesn't. I dismissed a lot of the anti-Bullis rhetoric as the usual snobbery, but found out the hard way that the reputation for toxic social culture and bizarre focus on recruited athletes was well deserved. Not sure I qualify as new money, but I'll certainly admit to being naive and unaware of alternatives when I selected this school.

No it doesn't. Let due process play its role.

This looks awful for the school

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bullis was a joke 20 years ago when I was in high school and remains one today. Only for naive new money families that don’t know any alternatives.. Including public which is almost always better.

That’s a very narrow minded view and speaks more about you than the school.

LOL ok. The school has a great rep! OH, wait.

Not everyone who sends their kid there is concerned about it’s “rep” and continue to send their children there because the kids are happy and enjoy school. There is no need to be condescending. The head truly is awful, but the teachers that my kids have and what they have done to help them grow and become confident is priceless. Spewing such negativity and making blanket statements really does say more about you. Don’t you think discussing it in a rational manner would be more productive?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bullis was a joke 20 years ago when I was in high school and remains one today. Only for naive new money families that don’t know any alternatives.. Including public which is almost always better.

That’s a very narrow minded view and speaks more about you than the school.

LOL ok. The school has a great rep! OH, wait.

Several teachers left every private school in the DC area last year. Get a grip.

Several teachers left after last year, the current headmaster is utterly clueless.

His claim to fame will be Dwayne Haskins attended the school under his leadership.

Anonymous wrote:Bullis was a joke 20 years ago when I was in high school and remains one today. Only for naive new money families that don’t know any alternatives.. Including public which is almost always better.

That’s a very narrow minded view and speaks more about you than the school.

What a small person you are

Bullis was a joke 20 years ago when I was in high school and remains one today. Only for naive new money families that don’t know any alternatives.. Including public which is almost always better.

All I know is that there are MANY Bullis families not happy with him returning and it’s a real shame that he is. They could have done something to perhaps help remove the tarnish that lays upon them, but unfortunately they are going to lose more families if they don’t start doing something to turn it around. We are very concerned. If it were not for the incredible teachers, we probably would not stay there. If the teachers start leaving, we leave too. I hope some higher ups at the school read this...we are not the only family who feels this way either.

Does Bullis really need any more press?

Anonymous wrote:According to his lawyer's statement, "Mr. Cilento looks forward to his return to the football field to lead his Bullis team to victory.”

Did anyone else catch that she also defended this former Bullis student-athlete:

https://wjla.com/news/crime/rockville-rape-suspect-out-on-bond-mother-longtime-montgomery-county-correctional-officer

And the relevance of having the same attorney is what exactly?