Established in 1956, the school's enduring mission remains unwavering: "To prepare the learners in mind, body, and spirit, to meet the challenges of the world around them." Proudly operating as a not-for-profit institution under the Lebanese Society for Educational and Social Development, BBS upholds an inclusive ethos where everyone is welcome, transcending race, religion, or ethnicity. Currently, BBS boasts an enrollment of 1,296 learners, reflecting the rich diversity of the nation and the region. The school's educational framework is firmly rooted in Christian values, aligning with the teachings of Jesus Christ. Accredited by AdvancED, the BBS curriculum adheres to the Lebanese Ministry of Education's standards, ensuring that graduates earn certification in the Lebanese Baccalaureate. For international learners, BBS offers an American high-school program spanning from grades 7 to 12. The institution's commitment to inclusivity extends to learners with special needs, who benefit from the Special Education Program (SMART). SMART implements specialized interventions, including Applied Behavioral Analysis strategies and individual therapy sessions. Over the years, BBS has consistently witnessed academic enhancements that foster critical thinking, improve problem-solving skills, and nurture intellectual curiosity. While academic success remains a priority, the school places equal importance on students' holistic development, encouraging extracurricular activities that promote physical well-being and artistic talents. BBS is dedicated to nurturing exemplary citizens who contribute positively to their communities.