Branford High School Newspaper – the latest news from the BHS community, run by BHS students
By Alexandra Augustak On Thursday, December 6th, the much anticipated fall play, “The Dark of the Moon”, will debut at Branford High School. Directed by English teacher Mrs. Ogren, “The Dark of the Moon” features a cast made up of
By Editor-In-Chief Marisa Kaplita Recently the school has been disrupted by an unlikely turn of events; the bells have not been working. And students are wondering what is happening to our school? When asked about the bells Mr. Briganti said,”
Photo Credit Marisa Kaplita Powder Puff Game of 2012 where Seniors won 7-0 against the Juniors.
By Matthew Kerrigan and Justin Julianelle This Thanksgiving at Crisafi Field in East Haven the Branford Hornets and the East Haven Yellow Jackets will play each other for the 61st time; this will be their last game of the year.
by Kelly Du Before you head out for Thanksgiving break, don’t forget about all the activities scheduled for Homecoming! Homecoming will be on Wednesday, November 21, 2012 right after school. Here’s what to expect: 12:00-12:30 PM Various clubs will be
By: Brianna Boteler and Kelsey Austin Lunch has changed more now than ever. Everyone is asking the same questions, “Why are the prices going up, and why is there such a jump in whole wheat products?” We are about to
By James Integlia It has become tradition at Branford High School for our country’s veterans to come and speak about their experiences each November. Local veterans, some who are BHS graduates, share stories with students about their life in the military.
By Drew Linehan John Rome McColl is the photography teacher at Branford High School; he is loved by students and renowned for his unique teaching techniques. McColl had a long arduous journey before ending up at Branford High School though.
By BranfordBuzz staff Students and families of the Branford High School community are struggling to recover from Hurricane Sandy, and time is running out as the next threatening storm approaches. Many homes and businesses lost power during the hurricane, including Big
By Sam Bailey-Loomis Paige Cacace, a junior at BHS knows something about stress. She says that “grades, homework, due dates.. my schedule.. and the balance between life, school, and after school activities” causes stress on her. She copes with her
