Go Vote!

    Midterm elections can change the trajectory of American politics. Today, Tuesday, November 3, the elections are taking place. Anyone 18…

    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…

    Local

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

    • Students wonder why more than half of the vending machines in school aren’t on during school hours. The only vending machines on during school are the ones by the BAC and ones that sell water.  The reason is that all competitive foods in schools must meet the national school nutrition standards that include limits on fats, sugar, sodium, and calories. This rule was implemented during the 2014-2015 school year. Some students suggest that we allow…

      Read More »
    • Every Monday and Friday, students at Buffalo High School go to Advisory. Advisory is a class similar to a homeroom, where students are assigned a teacher that they stick with for all of high school. In Advisory, students listen to lessons from the Character Strong curriculum which include activities that are intended to help them get to know the other students, build community, and research their choices after high school. Students have participated in Advisory…

      Read More »
    • After a year without a typical Homecoming and almost two years without a normal school scene, Homecoming Week proved to be a very relaxing break from the “new normal” that started right before Spring Break in April of 2020. A yearly tradition to dress up for themes over a week, go to a home football game and a following “Fun Night” on Friday, and take part in the second most formal dance of the year,…

      Read More »
    • On the morning of September 30, 2021, the senior class of Buffalo High school gathered in the front of the building to participate in a years-old Class Color Day tradition for the first time since school was majorly disrupted by COVID-19. For the first time in two years, the seniors were prepared to flood the school with noise and chaos as they pushed through the early morning crowd on their way through the building. “When…

      Read More »
    • Almost everyone knows what Coolmathgames.com is, a wonderful website full of games for everyone. I remember being a kid and spending hours upon hours on this one website. In remembrance of this amazing site and the wonders it holds, I asked the students of Buffalo High School what their favorite game on Coolmathgames.com was. Here are BHS’s top 5 Cool Math Games. #5: Red Ball Everybody’s favorite bouncing buddy! Red Ball is a game that…

      Read More »
    • The Buffalo City Council held an appeal hearing over the controversial Trump/JFK Jr. flag flying over the city on Monday, May 17th, during its second council meeting of the month. The flag, which is 60ft x 40ft and replaced another 50ft x 30ft flag, dominates the Buffalo skyline, and has caused considerable debate in the community about both city ordinances and individual free speech rights.  The question came before the City Council after Jay Johnson,…

      Read More »
    • Friday, April 30, was the day that many have been waiting for. Senior students are stepping into their futures, as Buffalo High School celebrates its annual commitment day.  Every year senior’s publicly declare their post high school plans by wearing gear such as college merchandise or military uniforms. Students wear a variety of hats, t-shirts, and sweatshirts to show their newfound school spirit. We interviewed senior Alayna West and asked her a few questions about…

      Read More »
    • On Monday, April 19th, students walked out of school in solidarity against racial inequality and police brutality. The organization Minnesota Teen Activism planned the event, with several students leading the way, giving speeches and personal testimonies.  One student spoke out against what they see as bias in our school and local community, “All of the injustice that I’ve seen over the entirety of my life, from my family even, it’s frankly disgusting and I want…

      Read More »
    • Jillian Elton What activities are you involved in? Theatre, Theatre Leadership team, Spotlight Education, Student council where I am a Co-President, Yearbook, Choir If you were a Disney princess, who would you be and why?  “I feel like I share a similar personality with Rapunzel from Tangled. I love her ambition and just how open and friendly she is to everyone. It’s my favorite Disney movie, and it’s a comfort movie for me.” What’s your…

      Read More »
    • With third quarter wrapping up, and the 2021 yearbook coming to a close, there is a lot to reflect on. Working apart from each other definitely was a drawback for the team, but they were able to pull through and make it happen. Though many schools across the country cut pages and coverage from their books, the Tatanka Yearbook writers and editors were able to make their original goal of 256 pages without missing a deadline…

      Read More »
    Back to top button