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New to the math department this year is Mrs. Bentoski, who also goes by Mrs. B. She teaches Algebra II and Algebra II Accelerated. Bentoski is originally from Georgia and she lived there for 22 years....

Student Council plays a big role in decisions and student life. Student Council elections are held every year and candidates must give a speech to their class and be voted to earn a spot in the council....

This year, the Jacksonville Jaguars will play two games in London in weeks five and six of the NFL season (October 11 and 18). Playing in London has become a tradition for the Jaguars. Starting...

The Independent Research class, which has not been offered for several years, has returned to the curriculum. Mr. Bullington, who teaches Chemistry and heads up Bolles’ Science Expo, is teaching the class this year. “The Independent Research Class at Bolles started with Dr. Kathryn Halloran....

AFC South This season, the AFC south has two clear favorites to win the division: The Jaguars and the Texans. The Jaguars, coming off of a division title last year, were one of the most surprising teams last season, winning 13 out of their 17 games. There are a lot of questions this year surrounding their lack of additions this offseason and whether or not they will be able to re-create the success...

The Museum of Contemporary Art or MOCA in Jacksonville has opened up a brand new exhibit! The museum is showcasing a new installation that opened September 3 called Project Atrium: Glitch: Architecture Undone by Ryan Rasmussen. The installation is a 25 foot tower of aluminum and is held together by various materials such as wooden scraps, panels, and other miscellaneous items. There are several lit...









