Buffalo High School

Yufna Soldier Wolf, a Northern Arapaho Tribal member and scholar, speaks to the American Government classes about her involvement in her tribe's endeavor to repatriate four Arapaho children who died at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in the late 1800s. Students learned about the history of Native American boarding schools and their lasting impacts on Native tribes today.

Buffalo High School would like to recognize two individuals who represented Wyoming FBLA on the state level. Congratulations to senior Jackson Chapman who spent the last year serving as the State President. His leadership on the state level was outstanding. Also, congratulations to BHS business teacher, Andrew Borgialli, who served six years as the Executive Director for FBLA. Mr Borgialli led FBLA for Wyoming supporting 28 high schools and approximately 500 members. Thanks to both of you for representing BHS on the state level. We are proud of you both!

Buffalo High School FBLA represented BHS is style with NINE State Championship teams at their State Leadership Conference. The work these teams put in is incredible and worth it when they are recognized as the champions! Congrats to these teams and their advisers, Kami Kennedy and Michelle Dahlberg.

Spring means time for the BHS CTSO's to have their State Leadership Conferences. FBLA was first and is happy to report the FOUR individual State Champions. Congrats to: Addison Corbin. Intro to Business Procedures Emery Cox. Intuitive to FBLA Shannon Kessler. Career Portfolio Micah Metcalf. Intro to Supply Chain Management.

STATE CHAMPIONS!!! Congratulations to our BHS eSports Team. They are the State Champions of the Wyoming Fenworks eSports Tournament in Torrington. After a grueling day, Buffalo High School brought home some serious hardware! Champion SSBU Tristan Runner-up SSBU Kayden 4th Place SSBU Connor Champion Mario Kart Tristan and Dexter Runner-up Mario Kart Lillian, Faith, and Collin Champion Minecraft Bed Wars Lillian, Faith, and Collin Everyone did great and every win added to the overall point total. BHS came home with the overall Championship Trophy. Truly a team effort! We were super proud of our students; they played well and represented Buffalo High School in the best way possible. Please congratulate them! Tristan King Dexter Perkins Kayden Anderson Ella Berrett Tye Tanachion Connor Ruby Jayse Jerry Collin Ruby Lillian Dewald Faith Ayers Freddie Janssen BIG congratulations to their coaches Krista Sweckard and Jared Crider

The office team works to support everything BHS! (.... and a few departments who did not fit in previous post. 😊 )

Doing what we love, loving what we do! The departments of BHS!! 🦬

There is something for everyone!! The students of the different organizations of BHS were excited to share with the Class of 2030 what fun opportunities there are for them!

BHS was excited to host the 8th Grade Registration Night. The Class of 2030 had the opportunity to meet their future teachers of BHS and select their classes. It was a fun night meeting our new students and their parents.

Prom is just around the corner! April 11th is the day! If you would like to bring an out of town guest to the Buffalo High School Prom please stop in at the office and pick up this form to have filled out and returned by April 8th at 8 a.m.

Come have some fun bowling and support our prom fundraiser!

Tonight is the night you all!! Come join us for some Middle school band performances this evening at the Buffalo High School Auditorium.

Come join us for a night of music as the Clear Creek Middle school band performs at the Buffalo High School Auditorium.

FeBrUArY CaREeR CAfE. This month students learned about the Connecting and Supporting Success career pathway. Local professions shared about their careers in Digital Technology, Management and Entrepreneurship, and Marketing, Communications, and Sales. Thank you Buffalo community members for sharing your expertise!! Brittnee Borgialli, Jeanie Briscoe, Caleb Burridge, Jarod Crider, Casey Curtright, Justyce Duffield, Amber Eggers, Katie Engling, Tristan Geis, Nate Griffith, Kate Harness, Zander Hulett, Kate Harness, Justin Johnson, Alecia Kozisek, Trey Schroefel, Teaghen Sweckard, Colson Taylor, and Jodi Verplancke.

Calculus students solved & presented on "the calculus coaster" to local engineers from the community. Students essentially took an architect's flawed and incomplete design and applied concepts to fix and complete it.

Congratulations to these seniors in the Class of 2026 for being selected as the Rotary Students of the Month. These students were selected for modeling the Rotary's mission of 'Service Above Self.” January. Nola Straub and Johnny Rosalez. February. Bailey Howe and Jackson Chapman. These students exemplify service above self, demonstrate honesty, high ethical standards, trustworthiness, integrity, self-discipline, responsibility and build goodwill and better friendships. Congratulations, Seniors!

Algebra 1 gets more fun when M & M's are involved. Students wrote & solved systems of equations to complete the "M & M Lab" to determine the number of plain & peanut M&Ms in their bag.

Shout It From The Mountaintop! BHS had three first place finishes at the Wyoming Poetry Out Loud and Poetry Ourselves competition. Dovelynn Martinson is the state champion in the Wyoming Poetry Out Loud and will be traveling to Washington DC to represent Wyoming at National Poetry Out Loud in April!! She helped break Buffalo’s three-year streak of 2nd Place at State to bring home the trophy! In the Poetry Ourselves (student-written original poetry) division, Kaylee Caturia took 1st place at state in the Performance category, and Aubrey Lemon took 1st Place in the Written Poetry category. There are only three competition categories, and for the first time in our school’s history, we are bringing home 1st place in all three! Great job ladies! Thank you to the Wyoming Arts Council and all of the judges and volunteers who helped to bring the event together and took such wonderful care of us these past two days! Also, a huge thank you to Kira Wages for running our Poetry Out Loud program, and organizing our local competition every year! She does much to bring poetry to the lives of our students!

Girls who will be playing softball for Sheridan High School this spring, there is paperwork in the BHS front office you need to complete before you start practice.