Branford Buzz School Newspaper
Branford High School Newspaper – the latest news from the BHS community, run by BHS students
Why was tech ed teacher Mr. Sarrazin recently honored as STEM teacher of the month by a statewide organization? Read The Buzz to find out…
The 38-year veteran has been teaching at BHS since 2017.
From doing field research in Africa to BHS science teacher, 20-year veteran Victoria Climie has always excelled at sharing her knowledge and passion for science. She was recently awarded the district’s ‘teacher of the year’ award.
Lights, camera aaand action! The beauty of acting has shined a light at BHS with this year’s fall play along with the amazing cast and crew and, believe it or not, Mr. Gruendel and Mr. Briganti in the role of Nazi Officers.
This year’s show, The White Rose, is a tale of courage, loss, love, and triumph and … It is based on the true, tragic story of Sophie Scholl, a young girl along with her brother, and many others who endure the hardships of living in 1940’s Germany and their…
Branford High School welcomes Jessica Cavallaro as a new House Principal in the building.
After 15 years in North Branford, Cavallaro is excited to connect with BHS students and staff, and will be available in her office in the D-wing side of the commons.
She looks forward to contributing to several new initiatives that are being implemented at BHS this year, including…
The Branford High School community is rallying to support teacher Michelle Raszcewski, who is battling cancer. A fundraising concert is scheduled…
A need for more supervision in the bathrooms has prompted BHS officials to implement an electronic hall pass system this year which has had mixed reactions from students and teachers.
By Katie Harmon Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is urging for statewide legislation to crack down on phone usage in schools. His proposals would allow districts to adopt a model policy, outlined by the state, at their discretion. “I think these
By Lucy Peterson Due to rising costs and inflation, food struggle is a real issue for many families in Branford The non-profit “Feed Branford Kids” has worked hard over the past few years to make food more accessible to all
A new thrift store at Branford High School is taking donations and serving students in the school who may be interested. All items in the thrift store are free to students.
Branford High’s newest social studies teacher has a dog named Daisy and loves doing puzzles.
