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    Boo-ffalo Fun Run Hosts the Most Runners in the Past Five Years

    The Buffalo High School cross country team hosted their annual Boo-ffalo Fun Run on October 31. It had the most…

    A Sinister Scare

    Zion Lutheran Church Youth Group hosted their yearly Sinister Hallows scare trail on October 23 and 24 in the woods…

    A Deeper Insight Into Writing

    Yesterday (10/21), CIS writing and critical reading classes took to the cities to attend a University of Minnesota field trip.…

    One Curriculum, 1681 Students

    With almost 1700 hundred students across four grade levels. Over one hundred and fifty course options. All with separate curriculum…

    A Musical Beginning for BHS Choir

    The Buffalo High School choir groups had their first concert of the year yesterday evening, October 5. The concert opened…

    A Picture for the Ages

    Today (10/05) during Advisory, members of the 2027 graduating class lined up on Bison Field West to take their class…

    BHS 2026 MCA/ACT Scores Report Higher Proficiency Averages than the Overall State Benchmark

    After years of gradual changes in test performance, Buffalo High School saw a noticeable bump in MCA and ACT scores…

    Volleyball Tournament Pushes Through Troubles

    Buffalo High School’s traditional volleyball tournament finished after the large bracket created trouble along the way. After the Friday night…

    A Fabulous End to a Fashionable Week

    Today (09/25) is the last day of homecoming week at Buffalo High School, meaning students are enjoying the final dress-up…

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    Coverage of breaking news, events, and what’s coming next at Buffalo High School.

    • BHS One Act put on their final performance on February 8, after placing fourth in Sections in Andover High School on February 5. This year, Buffalo decided on performing Alice In Wonderland, a comedy. Director Nick Lostetter thought to choose a comedy this season because of the rough year outside of theatre. A lighter show could be representative of a break from everything happening in the world. Many of the cast and crew members considered…

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    • BHS’s HERD Winter Drumline performed their first show of the season on Saturday, February 12. Their show was called Prism, and was sharing the performance with the drumline from River City Rhythm, an Anoka based drum and bugle corps.  “Definitely a few mistakes, and stuff to improve on, [but] it was a good first show,” said Oliver Holt, a clarinet player who joined the drumline this year as a bass drum player.  Prism is structured…

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    • Gender Identity at BHS

      Gender identity is defined as “an individual’s personal sense of having a particular gender”. In most people, their gender identity correlates with their assigned sex at birth, those people are known as being cis-gender. However, there are some whose gender doesn’t match their assigned sex. These individuals can identify with a number of different identities, such as trans, nonbinary, and gender fluid. Pronouns are one of the main components of gender, whether an individual resonates…

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    • The Bison Girls Basketball team played the Edina Hornets, Friday night. The game was a big rivalry between the two teams, but the Bison came out with the win 44-42. “Edina’s always been a team we’ve been pretty evenly matched with,” Senior Norah Burke said.  It was a constant back and forth the entire game, Edina maintaining the lead for the majority of the game.  Junior Jordan Anderson had a really impressive game especially for…

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    • Recently, it has been confirmed that Mike Curry will be returning to teach his classes on January 31st after his three-month COVID leave. His classes have been taught by various substitutes and his assignments were posted and graded by Tracy Hulley in his absence. Students were excited to hear of his return, so The Hoofprint reached out to him for an interview. Q: What things are you looking forward to coming back to? A: I am…

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    • Seeing weird things online isn’t something students aren’t familiar with, especially during the distance learning period. Almost every student here at BHS has seen abnormal things in and out of the classroom.  After our school district went to lockdown this past year, classes got way more interesting. Having to deal with doing google meets, doing schoolwork while in bed, not having hands on learning, students suffered. Looking back, students laugh at what they called a…

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    • Wrestling is among the sports that have a great effect on the people that are associated with it. Many of these effects make be overlooked when looking from the outside. When thinking about wrestling people don’t really think about what goes into it like all the practicing, conditioning, and cutting weight. All that stuff can really take a toll on the body and the mind. The first effect that it has on wrestlers is the…

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    • The Arts Magnet Program will end its 18 year existence at BHS at the end of this school year. The program, which infused art into core classes and attracted students to Buffalo from around the Twin Cities Metro Area, will cease to exist this spring. A once bright and bustling program is now reduced to the sole class of 2022. This year’s seniors will be the final Arts Magnet students to have the full experience…

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    • After teaching at three different schools, English Teacher Ryan Hagerty was used to being the new guy on campus. However, this year has been unlike any other in his teaching career. “I originally applied for an English position at Buffalo when I found out STMA was doing some budget cuts. I started job hunting last spring in March.  By April, Buffalo called me back for an English interview. I came in for that but they…

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