• Buffalo is set to play the 6-9-1 St. Michael-Alberville Knights this Saturday at 7 P.M. The tension in the air of the Civic center will be higher than if you were trying to suspend a car with fishing line, and it comes with good reason. The Knights published an article in which they predicted to “sweep” the bison yet again this year so they can compete with Rogers. Yet, the Bison have a better record than the…

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  • “It’s a new experience”, said Spanish teacher Daryl Boeckers. Boeckers is going to be teaching Spanish One Hybrid class in the Fall of 2013. The curriculum is going to consist of face-to-face and online learning. In this Spanish hybrid class, there will be four days of online learning for every six days of face-to-face classroom time. This creates more flexible schedules for students while preparing the students for college and university online learning environments. Online…

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  • Teachers are working on constructing a new program for seniors next year that would change the way that seniors look at school. “It is a unique year-long, inter-disciplinary course”, said English Teacher Vicki Cary. The Senior Academy is an opportunity for seniors to gain three high school credits simultaniously. To make this course work efficiently, three teachers are involved. Ms. Cary, along with Social Studies teacher Brigitta Bergquist and Business teacher Rebecca Karna are the…

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  • Some may think that being a mentor is much harder then being a teacher’s assistant, but really, there isn’t much of a difference between the two. When you T.A. for a teacher, most of the time, the teacher will have you correct papers, get something ready for the next assignment, or partner up with a student in the class to help them with an activity, or an assignment. When you are a T.A., at the…

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  • Teachers on Twitter?

    Twitter is a place where many students can go to express what they are feeling, or what someone is doing. It’s also a place where many high school students go when they want to complain about the day, a class, or even, sometimes, a teacher they have. From time to time, teens will post inappropriate material, such as jokes or comments on twitter. Most of the time, the majority of the people who will read that…

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  • Get to know your games

    Have you ever been sitting in class on one of the first days of the quarter, and the teacher tells you to go around the room and introduce yourself to all of the other students in the class? What’s your first thought? Is it “Why do I have to do this?” Maybe you think to yourself, “If I don’t know them by senior year, do I really need to know them now?” When a teacher…

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  • If you could have dinner with anyone in the world who would it be? BHS students and staff named who they would most like to go to dinner with. Lady Gaga “She’ll wear the appetizers on her dress,” said freshman Holly Larkin. God “I’d like to  talk and ask him if I’m taking the right path,”  said sophomore Jordan Sigurdson.   George Washington “He’s a great leader and I want to be one too,”  said…

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  • Parents of some Buffalo High School students expect their kids to get good grades. But there are others that aren’t as concerned about what grades their kids get. “My parents expect me to get A’s, they treat it like a huge disappointment if I get an A- or lower,” said Sophomore Megan Pearson. But there are other parents that don’t think it is that important to get good grades. Some of them just think that as long as you…

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  • Students at Buffalo High School have different opinions on what makes a good role model.  Some think that a person with a good education would be a good role model but others think that a person that helps out with the community is better. “A good role model would be someone that you can look up to, and that would make you want to be the best person you can be,” said Junior Hannah Adams.…

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