
Vesa Bejleri '29, Staff Reporter • June 15, 2026
Kepler Dagou is fluent in three languages - French, Haitian-Creole, and English. And now he’s working on his fourth - Spanish. The 15-year-old freshman’s journey from the Caribbean to the Connecticut shoreline has been one of many ups and downs, but finding a purpose has remained a constant in his life.
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Owen Lentner '28, Editor-in-Chief • June 10, 2026
With the end of another school year, Editor-in-Chief Owen Lentner reflects on a successful year for The Branford Buzz and looks towards some big changes ahead.

Zara Serrano '29, Staff Reporter • June 9, 2026
Two BHS students take turns reciting the Pledge of Allegiance each morning over announcements for the entire school. Who are the students behind the voices?

Domenica Sislema '29, Staff Reporter • June 8, 2026
The F-Wing men's room has been closed indefinitely by administration amid chaos and vandalism, with students outraged and confused by its closure.

Ben O'Brien '27, Staff Reporter • May 20, 2026
While we all know and love the classic sports offered at BHS, not many know that there is a more diverse and inclusive sports community running behind the scenes: Unified Sports.

Leila Verzella '27, Staff Reporter • May 12, 2026
Branford High School held its ceremonial spring signing day this week, when eight student athletes officially announced they planned to continue playing sports in college.
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Ava Quattlebaum '27, Staff Reporter • May 15, 2026
A two-week internship at a New Haven law firm helped our Buzz staff reporter get a taste of what a 9-5 lifestyle might be like, and what may lie ahead after graduation.
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Owen Lentner '28, Editor-in-Chief • May 8, 2026
The hacky sack revival has spread like wild fire around the US and has finally hit the halls of Branford High School. What's behind this retro resurgance?
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Vesa Bejleri '29, Staff Reporter • March 31, 2026
Faced with the proliferation of AI, school officials in Branford have taken a variety of approaches to the new technology - trying to draft an acceptable use policy, implementing blocks on student devices, and experimenting with different types of AI to see what could work most effectively in a classroom. How else are they responding to these new challenges?
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Lily Coppola '27, Staff Reporter • June 5, 2026
Graduation is set for tomorrow and many Branford High School seniors have made plans to continue their education in college.
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Cooper Ranton '27, Special Contributor • June 5, 2026
When the last bell of the school year sounds next week, it will mark for the school's juniors, the start of the transition to being a senior. It will be a bittersweet moment for many.
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Mariam Mohamed '29, Staff Reporter • June 1, 2026
Students across the country - and at Branford High School - are speaking to AI chatbots in replacement of conversations with their peers, which has some experts concerned.
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