Branford Buzz School Newspaper
Branford High School Newspaper – the latest news from the BHS community, run by BHS students
Many students are now conflicted between the resent change in Spirit week attire for Thursday November 17th. The posters all say Jersey SHORE, but the announcements are saying JERSEYS. And what seemed like just a typo, is now the new truth. According
By Jacquelin SalgEvents Editor Spirit Week at BHS is underway. It all begins Wednesday and lasts until Friday, when it will be capped off by the annual BHS Homecoming Dance. at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5. When asked about the
Trying to find school spirit at BHS is like trying to figure out the ending to the final season of LOST; right near impossible! But fortunately for us we now have a whole week dedicated to trying to bring back
Friday, Nov. 18 Homecoming Dance 7pm -10pm $5.00 Admission Bring Your Student ID Wednesday, Nov. 23 12:06 School Dismissal 12:06 Booths Open For Business East Entrance to school 12:30 Powder Puff Football 25 min halves On Turf (Over By 1:15
by Vinny Roca News Editor The 2011 school year is a new beginning in terms of communication between home and school. For the first time parents and students will have access to the grade books of teachers, allowing for constant
When the dance team held their first ever ‘Lip-syncing with the Staff,’ the teachers of Branford High School took to the stage to show off their star potential. Teachers and students preformed to popular songs by their favorite artists. Ms.
By Alexandra Augustak and Nina Mariotti With the school year now in full swing, Richard Thomas has come to know and love Branford High School. He transferred here at the start of the year after teaching at Meriden High School.
by Meglin Bodner This just in! The members of Calliope, the school’s literary magazine, are asking for more original artwork, poems and stories! They can be about anything and will be shared in the magazine coming out on Halloween. The
by Vinny Roca Hamlet Hernandez definitely has a passion for his job as superintendent of Branford Public Schools. One can tell by simply asking him his outlook for the near future of the schools, that he doesn’t count the hours
by Marisa Kaplita When you’re a child all you want to do is grow up and be a big kid, a teenager, a driver, a college student, an adult, and so on. Where ever you are in life, all you
