Branford High School Newspaper – the latest news from the BHS community, run by BHS students
A volunteer and community service fair will be held at BHS Friday.
At BHS, students need 40 hours to graduate and Friday’s event is an opportunity to line up some volunteer work.
Branford High is offering eight new courses to students who are beginning this week to register for classes for next school year.
The new courses, which were recently adopted by the Board of Education, will “open many doors for our students.”
The latest ssue of Calliope, BHS’s magazine of student writing and artwork, is in the building, and you can get your own copy from Mr. Matthiessen in room F14 for just $1.
A MLK Day speaker is coming to BHS this Monday. Come witness Dr. Stewart’s empowering speech and enjoy breakfast from the “Cooking for a Cause Club.”
Big changes are coming to downtown Branford and it’s going to affect Branford High’s graduation ceremony this June.
The Branford High School community is rallying to support teacher Michelle Raszcewski, who is battling cancer. A fundraising concert is scheduled…
The winter choir concert is scheduled for next week. All are invited to this festive performance which will be held…
Fifteen Branford High School students graced the stage recently for three pleasing performances of William Inge’s classic play Picnic.
The BHS Dramat staged this year’s production of Picnic, which explores the ins and outs of coming-of-age troubles and features a glimpse into the life of heartland teenagers set in rural Kansas.
One of the highlights of the homecoming season is the annual girls flag football game, also known as “powder puff,” which is scheduled for Tuesday and pits the junior girls against the senior girls.
The BHS Homecoming dance is predicted to have a large outcome. Find out all the info here about tickets, dinner, and more.
