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In a fast paced culture of texting and posting, it can often be difficult to slow down and fully process and explain one’s emotions through writing. However, Kaylee Anderson ‘27, has found a way to do just that by expressing herself through poetry. Inspired by the LLC’s “poet-tree” contest, Anderson has grown to love the art form and the chance that it gives her to be creative. “My favorite part of poetry [is that] not…
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On May 7, Buffalo High School celebrated 24 Bison student-athletes who will be continuing their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level. Surrounded by their family, friends, teammates, coaches, and staff, these athletes were recognized for the dedication, perseverance, and passion they have shown throughout high school. Buffalo High School is proud to recognize and celebrate the following 24 student-athletes for their incredible achievements and exciting futures ahead. Acrobatics & Tumbling: Macy DuBois, Augustana…
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Adalee Anderson ‘26 is currently a senior at Buffalo High School where she keeps herself involved by being engaged in a variety of activities such as student council, National Honor Society, and Yearbook. Despite her busy schedule, Anderson has found the time to pursue her passions by starting her own business: painting ornate banners for a variety of occasions. “I started my first banner almost exactly a year ago to take pictures with for prom,”…
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In the past month, a new club has arisen at Buffalo High School. Students Mira Prell ‘27 and Rosary Gilbertson ‘27 came together to form a pickleball club driven by their shared love for the game. “I’ve always wanted to start a pickleball club,” Prell said. “When I found out that Rosary played pickleball, I brought up the idea. We started planning in November.” Prell and Gilbertson started this club to provide connections, a fun…
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From being a Buffalo High School Alumni to a teacher and two-sport coach, Josh Ortmann has truly lived in the halls of Buffalo High School. Mr. Ortmann has not only been a leader on the court and throughout the halls as a coach and teacher, but also as a teammate and student. During his time at Buffalo High School, Ortmann had one of the experiences that made a student never want to walk across the…
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Many people see Nerf Wars as excitement and competition, but for the student organizing the game, it’s much more than that. Even though the event is nothing new to Buffalo, there is plenty of planning, organizing, and responsibility that goes into making sure everything runs smoothly. What looks like a simple event is a commitment that takes time, stress, and focus. Behind all of the hard work of this year’s Nerf War, is Simon Blighton…
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INTRODUCTION Have you ever got your screen time report back and realize how much time you spend on your device compared to off. When you’re off your device are you being a social person? How do you think your screen time affects your social life outside of your device, are you less or more? About our project We are creating a project to show how much teenagers spend on their devices and how that may…
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Two classes, AP Biology and CIS Human Anatomy, are going to change curriculum and names for the 2026-2027 school year. There will no longer be AP Biology next year,instead CIS Biology will take place. This CIS credit will come from Ridgewater College in Hutchinson, MN. CIS Biology will be the first of two credits from Ridgewater College offered to BHS students. Currently, Science teacher, Kelli Barth, is the sole instructor of AP Biology and CIS…
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With warmer weather approaching, spring sports are beginning to take off. BHS athletes are excited for the season ahead and the new challenges it will bring. “This season, making it to state in our new section will definitely be a challenge because there are a lot of fast girls in Section 6AAA,” said distance track and field athlete Cady Macheel ‘28. “Honestly, I’m just excited to race with my team and have a good season…
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On April 10, 2026, Buffalo High School hosted its first-ever Unified Symposium, which invited nearly forty representatives from schools across the state to learn about the systems Buffalo High School has in place to embed and grow its exceptional Unified curriculum into daily life. The goal would then be for educators and administrators who attended the Unified Symposium to bring this knowledge back to their schools and implement it into their own systems. Through nearly…
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