Seen By Thousands, Yet Virtually Unknown

    There are seven murals throughout the school. Thousands walk by them every day. Despite that, if you were to ask…

    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…

    Local

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

    • Check out some amazing stories - featuring The Scoop on Poop, the impact of concussions, the psychology behind advertisements, One Act heading to State, the problems caused by lack of sleep, and many others.

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    • One Act Heads to State

      The BHS One Act play, The Amish Project, is headed to the State Festival after taking first place at Sections on Saturday at St. Michael High School. They earned top scores from all three judges. “Right before they announced who won, I turned to Senior Liza Davis and said, ‘I’m going to cry either way, win or lose.’,” said Senior Kaelie Lund. “They announced Second Place and my lip started to quiver. They announced First…

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    • Of 1.5 million applicants, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation(NMSC) annually awards a portion of the 15,000 finalists with the title “National Merit Scholar” – less than one percent. Of those awards, 17 have been presented to BHS students since 1995. This scholarship has most recently been awarded to alumnus Gina Filo and Jonathan Hank. Although no one from the class of 2012 won the National Merit Scholar award, students were notified throughout the month of…

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    • The Arts Magnet students preformed a showcase on January 24 to show off their talents and what they have done in school. An audition was required to get a spot in the show and only about 23 acts were chosen. “Auditions for me were really easy,” said Freshman Danielle Maas. “We really didn’t have to try. He just said good job, and clean it up. No one in my class was cut, but there were…

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    • Science teacher Kip Wold has been recognized as January’s “Teacher Of the Month” at Buffalo High School. Wold has received this honor multiple times in his thirty-five years of teaching. He has taught everything from environmental science to general chemistry. Wold said he was honored but humbled by the attention. “I don’t like the notoriety. I don’t want people to notice,” said Wold. “It’s kind of embarrassing.” With a double major in Junior High Science…

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    • Max Karels vs. Cancer

      Max Karels was taking a shower at Senior Blake Schmidt’s house when he noticed a mysterious looking bulge on his left testicle, so he talked to Schmidt about it afterwards and was convinced into visiting a hospital. Karels, a senior at Hutchinson High School and a former BHS student, was diagnosed with testicular cancer on November 7. “I was in the shower and I felt it and I thought ‘hmm… I should go to the…

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    • Students in FACS teacher Julie Mundahl’s second and third block Gourmet Foods classes bake cakes, and always have a competition every quarter to see who can decorate the best cake. Usually, they set up the cakes in the cafeteria and BHS students can vote on which one is their favorite. But now this year, Mundahl has decided to try something new in the class to showcase the cakes even more then just the competition. “A…

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    • With winter in our midst the water is frozen over and the ice skaters have now come out. Thanks to the amount of lakes and ponds here in Minnesota this is an ideal spot for any pond hockey lovers. Playing pond hockey has many up and down sides. “It is fun and good exercise during the winter said Junior Ben Leipholtz. “ I wish I could play hockey on a league but it is to…

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    • The popular app Words With Friends has made the typical high school students want to spell.  Recently, the game has dethroned Bubble Shooter as the new online addiction for BHS students. “Every one is now addicted to this new Scrabble game,” Said Sophomore Justine Stensby “Words With Friends is now even bigger than Bubble Shooter. It’s mind blowing how fast it caught on through social media.” In Words With Friends, which works on Facebook as…

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    • Senior Kat LaCroix has been hard at work gathering numerous students/groups to put together a Lip dub video to the song Hey Ya by Outcast. Lip dub is a type of video that brings  a community together to show off themselves and their group of friends while lip singing to any given song. “I was at a yearbook camp and they showed a video of lip dub to everyone . I thought it was really cool and…

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