Branford Buzz School Newspaper
Branford High School Newspaper – the latest news from the BHS community, run by BHS students
By Abby Boyle Ok, so first quarter is over, but what the heck happened in Branford High School in September and October? Every student knows that there has been some major events at Branford High to break up the routine
By Danni Dunlop Juniors have just under a week left for preparation to take possibly one of the biggest tests they may ever take. The SAT is set to be taken Wednesday, April 5th. Many students feel that studying for
By Danni Dunlop The Homecoming dance is one of the most important events you get to experience in high school: It’s a night full of fun spent with your most favorite people. The dance is being held tonight from 7:00-10:00
By Branford Buzz Staff Over 90 students from Branford High School attended the 26th annual Yale Model Congress December 1st through the 4th. Many of those 90 students were freshmen/newbies with some returnees. Many of the newcomers to Branford’s Model
By Danni Dunlop It’s time to get pumped for a fun-filled week leading up to the Thanksgiving Break. The week-long events kickoff on Wednesday, Nov. 16. In anticipation of Homecoming Week, the hornet will pop into random classrooms Tuesday. The
By Danni Dunlop You know school is right around the corner when you start to see back to school supplies on shelves in stores. Even though everyday isn’t a vacation day anymore, there are many things to look forward to
By Matilda Kreider First, you must have noticed that the turf and track at BHS are pretty much… gone. On June 6th, crews began the process of tearing up and replacing the James MacVeigh Athletic Complex’s turf field and track.
By Meghan Cusack After the three-year hiatus, the Student Council picnic – or “Salapalooza” – will be returning to Branford High School this Friday. For those who are not aware of what “Salapalooza” is, it is an end of the
By Danni Dunlop The last week before April vacation ends with the gathering of the Branford High School community at the Spring Pep Rally. After last year’s upset at the cancellation of the spirit-filled event, the teams are ready to take
By Matilda Kreider In anticipation of Connecticut’s primary election on April 26th, BHS students and faculty/staff have the opportunity to register to vote in school tomorrow, Tuesday, April 5th. To be eligible to register, one must be 18 or older by
