BHS Thrift Shop continues to build community after 3 years in business
In room A15 everything is free – the BHS Thrift Shop has been going strong for the last couple years, becoming a hotspot for students looking for new apparel.
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In room A15 everything is free – the BHS Thrift Shop has been going strong for the last couple years, becoming a hotspot for students looking for new apparel.
The 58th issue of the BHS literary magazine, Calliope, features the publication’s first ever edible artwork. Read about all the literary treats awaiting inside the latest issue!
Students are already beginning to register for classes for next school year and BHS has seven new course to offer across a variety of disciplines.
The 41st annual MLK Breakfast at BHS was marked another great success.
Check out some pictures from the event and our interview with speaker Preston Tisdale.
The recent “Hornet Fair” introduced the Class of 2030 to everything BHS has to offer: twenty-six athletic teams as well as a variety of clubs.
The event also was a push by the school to keep as many students in the district past the eighth-grade.
A brand new, more colorful sign adorns the BHS entrance, which is part of the district’s larger efforts to improve the appearance of the schools.
Celebrate community at the 41st annual MLK breakfast and hear a local speaker discussing the importance of stepping forward in times of uncertainty.
To beat midterm stress, Branford High is offering shortened days and therapy dog visits; students are staying focused and using mindfulness tools to finish the semester strong.
Taylor Swift’s latest album has stirred controversy among her diehard fans, including those at BHS. What do BHS Swifties think of “The Life of a Showgirl?”
Reflection is just as important as the work you do: check out our reflection on 2025.