More activity in school library thanks to cell phone ban
Since Branford banned student cell phone use, there have been some noticeable changes in the building – the library, for one, is busier and more students are checking out books.
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Since Branford banned student cell phone use, there have been some noticeable changes in the building – the library, for one, is busier and more students are checking out books.
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.
A Japanese news crew was on campus recently filming a feature on the use of Yondr pouches to limit student cell phone use in the United States and interviewed several students and teachers. Read about it on The Buzz…
As Girls Volleyball begins to draw to a close, Julianne Henkel’s past four seasons have been commendable as she prepares to play in college.
With the dawn of another school year comes new insight, and with almost 200 ninth grade students entering BHS this year, there has already been a big adjustment for the school’s most recent arrivals.
When asked to describe their first day in one word, Branford High’s newest students gave a variety of answers, ranging from…
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…
By Jenna DeFrancesco The blank walls of any building hold memories special to everyone who passes by. At Branford High School, senior Claire Barnett is leaving her mark on one of those walls – literally. For the last several weeks,
Branford High’s newest social studies teacher has a dog named Daisy and loves doing puzzles.
Before starting at BHS this year, this math teacher had several years of experience at a therapeutic boarding school which taught her a lot about reacing diverse learners. She also loves Beyonce.
One of Branford High’s new science teachers has worked in education for years before becoming certified to teach chemistry a few years ago. Both her daughters graduated from BHS several years ago.